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City Guide to Guaynabo, PR
Introducing Guaynabo Expenses & Housing Stats Jobs & Education Lifestyle

Quick facts about Guaynabo:

• Population: 89,780

• Median age: 46

• Population per square mile: 3,550.7

• Land area: 27.58 square miles

• Number of households: 30,758

• Median household income: $35,928

• Income per capita: $24,887

Source: Latest U.S. Census data

What is Guaynabo known for?

Situated west of the capital of Puerto Rico, Guaynabo is considered part of the San Juan metropolitan area. The city has many similarities to suburbs found in the U.S., and is known for its good roads and infrastructure, as well as its diverse economy.

It’s also a beloved place for tourists to visit, featuring plenty of exciting landmarks and hosting many festivals throughout the year, attracting thousands from all over the region. Important places of interest include La Marquesa Forest Park, Fort Buchanan, Centro de Bellas Artes, San Patrizio Plaza and the Museum of Transportation, among others.

Are Guaynabo homes for sale expensive?

Real estate and rentals are quite affordable in Guaynabo, with plenty of homes, condos and apartments to choose from. As part of the San Juan metropolitan area, Guaynabo enjoys the benefits of being near the capital city, while still maintaining an independent feel. The median property price in the area is:

What are the best neighborhoods to buy a home in Guaynabo?

Guaynabo can be divided into 10 different barrios: Camarones, Frailes, Guaraguao, Pueblo de Guaynabo, Hato Nuevo, Mamey, Pueblo Viejo, Rio, Santa Rosa and Sonadora.

Pueblo de Guaynabo

Situated at the very heart of the city, this neighborhood encompasses the downtown portion of Guaynabo, as well as the administrative center of the city. It contains a central plaza; the municipal buildings, including city hall; and Parroquia San Pedro Mártir, a Roman Catholic Church. Patron saint festivals are held here every year.

Camarones

Camarones is near the city center. It was named after the Camarones River and was home to several famous Puerto Rican musicians, including a few troubadours and Merengue artists.

Pueblo Viejo

This barrio is located by San Juan Bay. Pueblo Viejo is home to several important landmarks, such as the Parroquia San Jose, the Caribbean Cinema at San Patrizio Plaza and the Caparra Archaeological Site.

Mamey

Mamey is located toward the southern edge of Guaynabo. Mirador Gavillan is a scenic lookout that can be found here and provides views of the metropolitan area of San Juan.

What is the education level in Guaynabo?

The public schools in Guaynabo are managed by Puerto Rico’s Department of Education, which is located in the capital city. A handful of private schools can also be found in the area, such as the Colegio Marista de Guaynabo, a Roman Catholic school founded in the 1960s.

Here, 84.5% of the local population is a high school graduate, while 45.1% hold at least a bachelor’s degree. The Atlantic University College is the institute of higher education in Guaynabo and is dedicated to the digital arts.

What kind of jobs are there in Guaynabo?

Tourism is one of the most important industries in Guaynabo. Thanks to the city’s proximity to San Juan, it’s also home to several businesses, including Iberia Airlines, Toshiba, TotalEnergies, Microsoft, Chrysler, Puerto Rico Telephone and others. Guaynabo is also a host city to four consulates: El Salvador, Finland, Nicaragua and the Netherlands.

What to do in Guaynabo?

There are several interesting museums in Guaynabo. For instance, the Museum of the Conquest and Colonization of Puerto Rico can be found at the Caparra Archaeological Site. It exhibits the remains of the first Spanish capital of the territory, which dates back all the way to the early 1500s and is considered the oldest settlement within U.S. territories. The Museum of Transportation of Puerto Rico features different modes of transportation used throughout the country’s history, from canoes to subways. A handful of art galleries can also be found in the city.

Mabo Carnival is a major local event that takes place in Guaynabo each year. Other unique and fun festivals include Three Reyes Festival, National Salsa Day, Bomba & Plena Festival and two Christmas-themed events.

The Mario Morales Coliseum is a huge arena that can hold 5,500 people and is a popular place for concerts, roller derby, basketball and volleyball matches. The Parque José “Pepito” Bonano is another sports venue used mostly for soccer and baseball.

Guaynabo has an active and fun nightlife featuring a diverse selection of bars. Some of the most popular bars and nightclubs in Guaynabo include the Lemon Drop Bar & Lounge, Shannan’s Pub, Code Bar & Lounge, and Club Kronos.