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North region · Puerto Rico

Caguas

Central-valley hub

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  • ~17 mi from San Juan
  • Inland
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Caguas is a city and municipality in central eastern Puerto Rico, set inland in the Caguas Valley between the Sierra de Cayey and Sierra de Luquillo within the Central Mountain Range. It lies about 17 miles from San Juan and is bordered by San Juan, Trujillo Alto, Gurabo, San Lorenzo, Aguas Buenas, Cidra, Cayey and Patillas.

With a population of about 127,244 as of the 2020 census, it is the fifth most populated municipality on the island and serves as a principal city of the San Juan metropolitan area. Founded in 1775, Caguas has grown into a sizable urban center covering about 28.5 square kilometers.

Its city core offers cultural and social spots such as Museo de Arte, La Revuelta Beer Garden for nightlife, and Plaza Café for eating and drinking.

For visitorsVisitors can take in local art at Museo de Arte, enjoy nightlife at La Revuelta Beer Garden, and eat or drink at Plaza Café, all within a short trip from San Juan.
For living hereResidents live in a substantial inland city that functions as a key part of the San Juan metropolitan area, with urban amenities and mountain valley surroundings close to the capital.

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Things to do in Caguas

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Eat & DrinkNorth

Plaza Café

Cafe

Plaza Café is a cafe in Caguas, in the North region of Puerto Rico. It is an indoor cafe, providing a setting for customers to dine or grab a drink.

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Nightlife & MusicEast$$

La Revuelta Beer Garden

Known for: 150+ craft beers under the mango tree at the Caguas Food Park

  • Beer garden
  • Craft beer
  • Live music
  • Outdoor

La Revuelta Beer Garden & Cocktail Bar is an open-air beer garden at the Caguas Food Park on Avenida Bairoa, founded in 2021. It carries more than 150 craft beers — local Puerto Rican and imported — with 16 rotating draft lines, plus cocktails. The patio centers on a mango tree and is pet-friendly, with live music on weekends and special events like tap takeovers and new beer releases. A second location operates in Guaynabo.

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