Assemblage sculpture made from recycled wheels and metal, a modernist echo with a Peruvian twist.
The high-tech way Lima turns plastic bottle caps into urban recycling points.
Why a public park in Lima has dedicated housing for its large population of feral cats.
How colonists produced olive oil with 400-year-old trees in one of Lima's oldest parks.
A centuries-old olive press, a relic of colonial agriculture in Lima's historic olive grove.
The vibrant yellow soda that outsells Coke in Peru.
The centuries-old descendant of one of three smuggled olive saplings from Spain.
The Spanish fort protecting San Juan for centuries, topped by a U.S.-built lighthouse.
Iconic symbols of the island's nature, history, and music carved into a large, dense wooden sculpture.
Learn how this centuries-old Spanish citadel guarded Puerto Rico's vital harbor.
Discover the history behind the opulent Beaux-Arts ballroom now used for official government receptions in Old San Juan.
Find out what's behind the whimsical, misty miniature Santa Fe Railroad trestles outside.
