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    Añasco is a city in the Porta del Sol region of Puerto Rico. Old town Añasco offers typical Puerto Rican hangout places with its large central square or plaza and well preserved churches.

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    Añasco holds an important place in Puerto Rican history, as it was here that the Spanish Conquistadores were proven to be mortals. A group of rebel Taino natives attacked and drowned a Spanish conquistador named SALCEDO, thus debunking the myth that the Spanish were gods. A bronze fountain in the main square depicts this act of bravery and defiance of colonial Spanish rule.

    Today, Añasco is known for its Hojaldre cake (filled with brandy and spices) and the Chipe clam.

    Añasco Beach has a Balneario or public beach facility, located on beautiful Tres Hermanos Beach. It completes the chain of surfing beaches in Northwestern Puerto Rico.

    Añasco is located on a perfect spot in the west side of the island, closed by many tourist attractions and marvelous places to see. It serves as a strategic location for visitors to enjoy the many beauties that Puerto Rico offers.

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    • San Juan: Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
    • Aguadilla: Rafael Hernández Airport
    • Ponce: Mercedita Airport
    Map
    Map of Añasco

    From Aguadilla take I-PR-2 South. Take Exit

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    Añasco is served by Interstate PR-2; which connects Añasco with Aguadilla to the north and Mayagüez to the south.

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    • 1 Añasco Pueblo (downtown Añasco). See the historic Roman Catholic church, Spanish-style recreational plaza, and the municipal buildings surrounded by streets and shops.
      You can drive around the pueblo or park your car and walk around the square and into the plaza. The Spanish law, which regulated life in Puerto Rico in the early 19th century, stated the plaza's purpose was for celebrations and festivities.
      Pueblos in Puerto Rico on Wikipedia
    • Bay View Tower-El Mirador de la Bahía, carr 115. Great view of Añasco Harbor, A 3-story lookout tower on a small cliff overlooking the Añasco Bay.
    • El Salto de la Encantada. A boardwalk with a waterfall & picnic area. There's a basketball court at the top of the path.
    • Parroquia San Antonio Abad, 47 Cll 65 De Infanteria. The original church, built around 1765, was replaced by the current structure in 1801. It has a beautiful 8-foot stained glass window above the front door. The bell tower includes 800- and 500-pound bells along with a number of smaller bells from the original church

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    • Children Dream Park. A park for children recreation
    • Parque de Diversiones El Castillo. An amusement park with the largest wave pool in the Caribbean, a medieval castle, antique museum, haunted house and other attractions for kids.

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    • Roberto's Hidden Paradise, Route 401, Kilometer 2.1, Anasco (Tres Hermanos Beach), +1 703-862-2424, . Private waterfront villas situated on over an acre of land where tropical fruit trees and coconut palms sway in the warm ocean breeze. 135 ft of private beachfront. 900-1,250 per week.

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