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Historic district in Puerto Rico's capital, known for its colorful colonial buildings, cobblestone streets, and centuries-old fortresses.
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Travel back in time with a visit to Old San Juan. The once-walled city is full of Puerto Rican culture and centuries of history, and the pastel buildings are dressed in colonial architecture. Old San Juan is the perfect place to explore for the day. Start with brunch at Chocobar Cortes, visit the forts, salsa dance at La Factoria, and end the night with rooftop drinks at Ripe Rooftop.
briari 3 years ago
If you prefer a warmer colorful destination, look no further than Old San Juan Puerto Rico. An island surrounded by glistening blue seas, take a stroll on the cobblestone streets and admire the brightly colored homes and shops that will remind you that you are indeed in paradise.
mustangdmv 3 years ago
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19 of the Best Things to Do in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Read more...Puerto Rico is a stunning island, and for American travelers it’s a no-passport-necessary paradise. Like much of the Caribbean, San Juan and its surrounding regions have beaches and waterfalls galore. The local cuisine is rooted in African, indigenous Taino, and European foodways and features plenty of fresh seafood, pork, plantains, rice, beans, and most importantly: […]