Old San Juan
the beautiful colors and preserved architecture of Old San Juan along with some of the great souvenirs available shopping Related Articles
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2018 UTB Florida 22nd Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade
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On my last visit to Old San Juan, just a short trip, the plan was to not have a plan. I instead dined on and shopped for and admired the beauty of whatever happened to present itself on my path. As is usually the case when travelling with a loose itinerary, I stumbled upon […]
Exploring Old San Juan
When you’ve got a city that’s over 400 years old, it’s a shame not to revisit the rich history and grandeur of its colorful past. San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, offers a generous taste of the Old World, from its cobbled streets to its impressive architecture. The overwhelming Spanish influence seen in San […]
Visiting San Juan, Puerto Rico
The city of San Juan enjoys an incredible location on the coast of Puerto Rico. The city boasts centuries old buildings, ancient military forts, warm tropical breezes, incredible museums, shopping and dining options. The heart of the city, Old San Juan, is a traveler’s paradise. Stroll the cobblestone streets and enjoy the incredible architecture, visit […]
