Hato Rey is the financial center of Puerto Rico.

This stretch of Hato Rey is known as the Golden Mile because of all the banking and corporate towers.

Sculpture by Pablo Rubio located at Central Park, on the entrance to Parque Lineal Enrique Martí Coll.

The Agua-Guagua Ferry Boats make regular runs from the Golden Mile in Hato Rey to Old San Juan. They cross the Parque Lineal on their way.

View of the Hato Rey skyline from the Parque Lineal Enrique Marí Coll.

Pedestrian walkway at the Parque Lineal Enrique Martí Coll. The walkway starts at Central Park and ends at the Agua-Guagua Ferry terminal in Hato Rey.

The Agua-Guagua Ferry Boats make regular runs from the Golden Mile in Hato Rey to Old San Juan. They cross the Parque Lineal on their way.

The Parque Lineal Enrique Martí Coll was designed to protect the native mangrove habitat. Special construction prevents the wave action from the ferry and other boats from disturbing the ecosystem.

Pedestrian walkway at the Parque Lineal Enrique Martí Coll. The walkway starts at Central Park and ends at the Agua-Guagua Ferry terminal in Hato Rey.

View of the new office tower at the Plaza Las Américas Mall in Hato Rey. The mall is the largest in the Caribbean.

Part of the Agua-Guagua system, the Cristobal Colón used to travel the Hato Rey-Old San Juan route. Nowadays the only route still active is the Cataño-Old San Juan run.

Parque Central.