San Germán
The second oldest town in Puerto Rico. By:Travel and Sports Staff, June-2008
Founded in 1510, San Germán is known as "Fundadora de Pueblos" (Founder of Towns). It is the second oldest town in Puerto Rico. San Germán has a low-key ambiance and a significant architectural heritage. The town features an unusual two-plaza layout with a church on the east plaza and another church (the Porta Coeli) on the west plaza. The Porta Coeli Church, founded in 1606, is one of the oldest churches in the western hemisphere.
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A retaining wall built to keep the ground beneath the Porta Coeli building in place. It has been decorated with artwork depicting the several hundred years of San Germán history.
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Originally it was the church of the Convent of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. Inside you will find valuable examples of religious art from the XVI to the XIX centuries. This collection includes paintings, images, sculptures and religious objects donated from various churches around the Island.
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