Museum of Transportation of Puerto Rico

Founded in 2013 in Guaynabo, this museum brought together Puerto Rico’s transportation history from indigenous canoes to the modern Tren Urbano. Across three floors and more than 35,000 square feet, it explored road, rail, maritime, and aviation under one roof through horse-drawn carriages, an early 1900s ox wagon, later automobiles, bicycles, motorcycles, photographs, and memorabilia. Its exhibits ranged from a permanent overview of transportation on the island to rotating automotive shows, racing artifacts tied to Diego Febles and Chiqui Soldevilla, and interactive features such as simulators. Its distinctive focus made it a rare institution devoted specifically to Puerto Rico’s transportation heritage before its announced closure in April 2019.

Guaynabo, Puerto Rico · United States