I been and purchased different art pieces over the years but today I was just window shopping. The…read moreart studio has many different paintings from many local artists at decent prices.

An interesting art gallery in Old San Juan. You are able to pick up affordable pieces as well as…read morehigher end pieces from master Prep Rican artists. We had a good time looking at various pieces. The gallery is a bit off the beaten path but worth the visit.

This shop is AWESOME! Best shopping experience here, especially if you appreciate art. The two men…read moreworking were really sweet and eager to help and explain everything behind the art. Thank you so much!!

Fun little store to walk-through a lot of independent artists making their craft and sell it. The…read moreowners were very lovely people and ironically enough they were from the area we were from in California but has been out here since 89. They were super nice and showed us all the cool artwork that were there we were there and then we end up coming back to pick up some of the luminescent fishes and some sweets as well. A lot to look at and so many things for everyone. I love that they had a little bird whistle that sing as well when you add water.

Located right next door to Galeria Exodo, Age Art Gallery even has an open door adjoining it, but…read morethe art work is rather different. The selections at Art Age Gallery are generally smaller in size but like Exodo real artisanal pieces, each unique, offered at what I would consider totally reasonable and affordable prices. Most of them are done by local artists and if you're lucky you may even have the opportunity to meet with the artists. What I really like about Age is that it has such a diversity of art. There is mix media, ceramics, paintings, jewelry and so much more. It's a real gem find of an art gallery.

This is a great gallery with high quality work from talented local artists in a range of prices. I…read morewas lucky that Luis Ivorra, the artist,who created a ceramic piece I purchased was in the shop at the time. He had a number of amazing pieces there many outside of my price zone. One was a tryptic of large ceramic pieces that was amazing - was sad it had already been purchased but probably was a good thing that I wasn't tempted by it! My daughter fell in love with one of the interesting painted key boxes they had which makes a much better souvenir, than a Señor Frog t-shirt and well worth the extra cost. Definitely worth the stop and was glad to stumble upon Age.

I had bookmarked this spot while I was doing research for San Juan. It did not disappoint. They had…read morean excellent selection of artwork that was handcrafted, which is something that I look for nowadays when I travel. I don't want the cheap, dropshipped souvenirs from China. I want something handmade in the place I'm visiting. This store had so many nice items from prints to ornaments to magnets. If you're looking for something unique to take home or to gift to your friends and family at home, this is the spot.

This was my all time favorite gift souvenir store. The store wasn't cheap or cheesy. The artwork…read morewas definitely hand crafted and unique. Unlike what you might find in other stores with tons of copies, this store offers unique pieces. They have a variety of ceramics, jewelry, wall and table art and a few indigenous t-shirts. The atmosphere is what I like the most. The hospitality is next level. The staff is so kind and helpful. The best way I can describe the environment is piece. I'm contrast to other environments that feel tense. Even when the store is full of people is a sense of piece. It's somewhat of a spiritual experience. The prices are reasonable for what you'll find. Do NOT miss this spot if you're interested in some of the nicest art pieces at reasonable prices.

This was my first time in San Juan and we came over to Old San Juan by suggestion of a friend. We…read morewalked around and saw the sites. There were a lot of souvenir stores around but I was looking for something authentic done by local artists. At first you wouldn't think that the Haitian Gallery would be a place to find Puerto Rico art but it is. It actually has a spectacular collection of different things that aren't just tacky souvenirs. When you first walk in, you'll see all your little souvenir knick knacks. They have key chains and magnets for those looking for something to bring back with them. As you walk further back, you'll see the painted art on the walls and the veijigantes (Puerto Rican masks) that artists have put together. You'll see a lot of these around, but the ones here are true works of art. They have beautiful detail and are sturdy meant to be included in an art collection. They are pricey but well worth it. They will be the center piece of your house. On the second floor, you'll find a lot of Haitian paintings by Haitian artists. Many of them modern but some were very traditional. I got the impression that a lot of people skipped this floor. Although I'm not an expert in art, I am confident that there are spectacular pieces here that could sell for a pretty penny but are overlooked. They will offer to send you your items if you buy something large or difficult to take back but they will also offer to pack something tight and break proof if you decide to hand carry. You can pay in cash or credit card. You can also talk to them about reducing your price if you bought something pricey or you bought a lot of things. Love this store and personally think it's the best place to get quality local goods.

They have signs posted in the shop asking not to take pictures so was not able to get anything of…read morethe inside, but this shop is amazing for unique and handmade crafted items. Highly recommend.

Best museum we visited out of three, truly outstanding…read more Well curated and some really special pieces. Building was beautiful. Also good price, clean bathrooms and a water bubbler.

Very small museum in Puerto Rico with a $17 entry fee per person. Special exhibits are extra $3. We…read moredecided no on special exhibits. The art installations are small and many are missing or under renovation. The museum is slightly confused on the direction they want to go, many explanation state fifth time they are trying to come up with a theme. Focus is on local Puerto Rican artist because the theme is very much against US colonization and against development. Interior: gorgeous facility with great air conditioning and employees are all very friendly, helpful, and nice. Theater: beautiful 400 seat and very beautiful! Garden: very nice with beautiful water features Cleanliness: above average. Gorgeous facilities. Bathroom: above average cleanliness I wouldn't recommend for the price. We spent 30 minutes here.

Beautiful architecture. The art was a little too "contemporary" for us. The art was mostly videos…read morein each exhibit. I wouldn't recommend this experience with a family, especially with a young child.

A beautiful museum with a stunning indoor space. There were three floors we were able to see. The…read morethird floor was easily my favorite with its storytelling on the effect of tourism on PR. The art was both evocative and polarizing with exhibits about identity and the ever lasting effects of colonization. The lower level seemed to be mostly a student gallery. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting PR. Very inexpensive as well - $5 per person.

I researched this museum for a few days before my visit, but nothing could've prepared me for just…read morehow extraordinary this place is! I learned so much about the people of color in Puerto Rico, it was truly rewarding. I spent a few hours reading through all information cards while admiring the artwork. You have to visit, and make sure you have enough time to get through all the exhibits!

We had such a great experience learning more about our culture and helping us to look forward to a…read morepositive future