Walk along this promenade and get a sense of the city's history through vistas of the forts and old city walls. There are also gorgeous views of the bay. Leia mais.
A micro beer right in Old San Juan! Full menu and live music most nights. After a day of exploring the El Morro and other Old San Juan attractions, this is the perfect ending.
Claims, along with the Hilton Caribe, to be the birthplace of the Piña Colada. Not sure there's is better than the Hilton's, but it's definitely easier to get to.
Originally built as a fort to protect the city in the 1500s, La Fortaleza is now where the island's governor lives. It's a Unesco World Heritage site and visitors can tour the grounds. Leia mais.
This cathedral is one of the oldest buildings in San Juan. Go inside to look for the tomb of one of San Juan's historic citizens; the resting place of explorer and governor Juan Ponce de Léon.
Great scenic site, even if you don't want to pay to go in to the museum.
