Añasco
The city “Where the Gods Died.” By:Travel & Sports Staff, June-2008
Taíno Indians drowned a Spanish soldier to prove the Spaniards were not gods. With proof in hand, this led to the Indian rebellion of 1511.
Today Añasco is known for its hojaldre cake (filled with brandy and spices), the chipe clam and one of the largest plazas on the Island. A little farther on is the Balneario Tres Hermanos. This facility completes the chain of surfing beaches that start in Isabela.
How to go: To reach the town proper from Rincón, stay on Rt 115 south, cross Rt 2, ... (more)
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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Barceló St. anascopr.net
This is the second largest plaza in Puerto Rico. It contains several monuments & busts dedicated to distinguished citizens. Internet Wifi Hot Spot (Blue Zone).