Spend the day (and night) in Old San Juan is ranked #2 out of 25 things to do in Puerto Rico. See pictures and our review of Spend the day (and night) in Old San Juan.

Viejo San Juan is home to a variety of top attractions, including the Castillo San Felipe del Morro (a.k.a. El Morro) and the Castillo San Cristóbal, the two centuries-old forts guarding the ...

Today, tourism drives Puerto Rico's economy. Old San Juan, roughly seven square blocks of Spanish colonial architecture and 16th- and 17th-century landmarks, ranks among its top attractions.

The San Juan Cruise Port in Puerto Rico is located in the middle of Old San Juan, steps away from restaurants, attractions, and architectural finds.

A centrally located house steps away from San Sebastian Street is now open for summer reservations. The spacious unit offers multiple floors of living space and ocean views for large families or ...

Old San Juan is a destination that visitors can enjoy at their own pace. But the appeal might be even greater for those interested in lingering a while, immersing themselves in the district's rich ...

Ancient walls, Spanish forts and historic cathedrals Old San Juan connects to the rest of San Juan, Puerto Rico’s capital city, via a bridge.

Attractions and outdoor activities Paseo de la Princesa is a bayside promenade in Old San Juan with fountains and sculptures like Fuente Raices (Roots Fountain), which represents the ancestral ...

A federal plan to remove feral cats from a historic site in Puerto Rico’s capital has upset some residents, who are also feeling pushed out as housing costs soar.

In San Juan, a medley of eclectic galleries, storied museums, and avant-garde installations uncovers the rich tapestry of Puerto Rican heritage, ignited by a fervent passion for artistic expression.

Founded 500 years ago, San Juan’s compact old city is characterized by its spectacular architecture, vibrant colors, buzzing plazas and family-friendly national parks ...