Old San Juan is an historical town where you can see the Spanish influence all over. From the historical buildings to the blue brick roads . Prepare your walking shoes and be amazed by its beauty.

Beautiful city with wonderful museums , great restaurants , lovely Spanish architecture , tons of history. Just wear comfy shoes & the coolest, lightweight clothes possible. Gets really hot in town .

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This is a must place to visit for a few days on a trip to Puerto Rico for those who appreciate culture and history. The city is full of wonderful old architecture and amazing views .

Amazing place, historic, plus so many streets to walk, many shops and restaurants or simply just spots to sit and look at the ocean.

Old San Juan is paved in blue cobblestone dating back nearly 500 years. Some wander its streets without a map or direction; to discover its history, art galleries , and beautiful views on their own.

I love walking the old streets, looking at the colorful buildings, and the soft light in the summer evenings. Music may come around any corner so walk, explore and enjoy.

It is a beautiful place to visit. I would stop at the two forts for some history/scenic views . There are any restaurants and the nightlife is amazing. I also loved colorful houses!

Breathtaking. I know now why Javier Solis was in love with this place. I always dream my self in the beautiful streets and fortresses. Sundays with people dressed in old fashion, super fun.

If you visit either El Morro or Castillo San Cristóbal, keep your receipt — entrance to the other is free for 5 days!

Lovely area to walk around and see the colourful buildings. Lots of interesting history, visit the forts for amazing sea views . Great choice of bars and restaurants too!

Walking on the little streets or on La Princesa ???? , for breathtaking views go to any of the two big forts and you gotta taste the local food and EXTRA kind people around ❤️

A tiny limestone island surrounded by a 400 year old wall, this UNESCO world heritage site will surely captivate your heart with its blue cobblestones , colonial architecture , great food, and people.

Everything you need as a tourist . Spend the day and walk the cobblestone streets and soak up the history and sun.

Oldest city of Puerto Rico, great nightlife and a lot of things to do. Lot of restaurants to chose from.

Ditch the car and explore on foot! Forts are gorgeous, streets are charming, and catch some of the street art ! Very interesting people as well .

Make sure you arrive super early in the morning to enjoy every aspect of old San Juan, the people, the FOOD and the views from everywhere.

Don't rent a taxi because there is a trolley service that will take you between both forts . Visit the tourist center for a map and details on which regions of old San juan hold what.

Old San Juan has over 500 years of histoy and its still here to see and touch a must do when visting Puerto Rico...

Make sure to check out the Governor's Palace , San Juan Cathedral , Capilla de Cristo, Fort San Cristobal, San Juan Gate, and Castillo San Felipe del Morro! Read more

Beautiful beautiful beautiful. Must visit or stay in old San Juan

Lovely area. Streets have amazing architecture . Great food. Friendly people.

Great bars , restaurants and shopping. Definitely visit both forts , if you can; the views are spectacular!

Beautiful, must have good walking shoes and lots of water. Lots of places to see.

Parking is tough, but enjoy the city as you drive around looking for one. Old buildings that are colorfully, but they have newer interiors. Cobble stone streets. Worth the trip, but come early.

Enjoy on of the oldest city in America! The Old San Juan is the place for an afternoon walk. Be sure to visit many of the stores that surround this area!

Take a scenic walk through Old San Juan to admire its vibrant streets and historic architecture .

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Get lost in the streets, let the cobblestones lead you. Fantastic cocktails , tapas and people

Enjoy panoramic views of the ocean and Old San Juan from Castillo San Cristóbal

Best place to spend a day in Puerto Rico other than El Yunque.

This is one of the most romatic and historic area. Its a must to visit when you come to Puerto Rico. Youb will not regreat it

Walk down any street and admire the Spanish colonial architecture !

The restaurants and atmosphere is always amazing. Never get tired of it even living here.

They will tell you to take the bus for $0.75 cents, from San Juan/Condado, and back. Or pay $15 for a cab. But is it worth the almost 1 hr wait when your on vacation? Debatable...

The views are very good and awesome.streets are very good and safe

Stroll the small cobbled streets. Cool down in shops and cafes . Grab a Piña Colada to stay cool.

Great place to walk eat and take pictures . The view is breathtaking ????

An awesome area to spend a day in when visiting San Juan.

Walk the main streets. Shops are fun and price point is amazing.

The best place for tourist ! There are clubs, restaurants , stores, historic places and more. - Kenya Michaels, RuPaul's Drag Race Season 4

There is always something new. And now that they have investing in a little make over, even better

Good Shopping, Piraguas,Dulce de Coco & a lot of Little Fondas with very good quality food...

Enjoy meandering through the blue brick roads and taking in the history of OSJ. Sit at a park bench and people watch . Visit both forts for magnificent views !

Lots of great little shops, cigar , souvenir, and good food. Wonderful people.

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Such a cute little city ????.... Can't wait to be back.

Turist be aware! Local police have recently started to enforce a no-DSLR camera policy which prohibits tourists and residents alike to use these types of cameras !

Walking through Old San Juan at night is just beautiful... captures the historical essence of PR

La capital de PR... a must visit for turists and locals