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OUR CANNABIS DISPENSARY, PROUD TO SERVE THE CITY OF BAYAMÓN

Bayamón, known as the “Town of Chicharrón” and the “City of Sciences,” is one of the largest and most populous municipalities in Puerto Rico, located in the north-central region of the island. Founded on May 22, 1772, by Juan Ramírez de Arrellano, its name may originate from a Taíno chief named Bahamón or from the Bayamón River, which runs through the city. From its early days, Bayamón has been a hub of economic and cultural development, known for its rich history and enduring traditions.

One of Bayamón’s main attractions is the Luis A. Ferré Science Park, recently renovated with a $20 million investment. The park features more than 25 interactive attractions focused on science and technology, including the Aerospace Institute in collaboration with NASA, the Biodiversity Planet, and the Archaeological Planet, which honors Puerto Rico’s indigenous peoples. The park also includes sensory-friendly experiences and is accessible to individuals with neurodiversity.

Bayamón is also home to the Bayamón Art Museum, located within the Science Park, which holds a significant collection of works by Puerto Rican and international artists from the 19th century to the present. The museum offers visual arts workshops for all ages and is recognized for its dynamic cultural programming.

In addition to its cultural offerings, Bayamón features recreational spaces like the Paseo Lineal, a park that stretches along the Bayamón River—perfect for walking, jogging, and cycling. Another highlight is Hacienda Santa Ana, home to the Ron del Barrilito rum distillery, a site of both historical and touristic interest. The city also boasts a vibrant nightlife, with venues like El Nido and La Esquinita, which blend art, music, and local cuisine.