Old San Juan

Old San Juan

The walled city of Old San Juan features narrow, cobblestoned streets, pastel-colored colonial architecture,  tree-lined plazas and shops and boutiques.. 

Enjoy strolling through the old town or take a carriage ride through the cobblestoned streets as you enjoy the charming Spanish architecture.

Explore the remains of the El Morro fortress that stand high atop a hill, welcoming visitors to the island.

Visit a tropical rain forest, echoing with the unusual serenade of the endangered tree frog, the Coqui.

San Juan, Puerto Rico

The Gateway to the Caribbean

Christopher Columbus discovered Puerto Rico in 1493 and named San Juan after St. John the Baptist. 

San Juan is both a major commercial center and an historian's dream, with 16h century fortresses that repelled every major country in the world.

Whatever you call it, San Juan is the gateway to the

Caribbean.

In the evening, dazzling nightclubs and casinos of the Condado come alive in the Monte Carlo of the tropics. 

Take in flamboyant Latin revues, flamenco dancers, casinos and many piano bars and discos.

And don't forget to take some Puerto Rican rum and coffee home with you!