How long does it take to tour Old San Juan?
How long does it take to tour Old San Juan?
Time required for this tour Old San Juan is a compact area so this tour would take you less than 45 minutes if you simply walked to each location without stopping. I would budget three hours to give you enough time to take in the sites, tour the historic buildings, and enjoy the food.
Do you need a tour guide for Old San Juan?
Yes or No? You can tour on your own, by foot. Old San Juan is very walkable, which is the best way to explore it. Should you need a “lift”, you can hop on the free trolley.
How much does Old San Juan Cost?
You don’t have to spend much to enjoy Old San Juan, part of the magic is simply observing the architecture and most historical buildings are free to enter. Entry to the forts is just $5 for ages 15 and older, you can see both for a little extra.
Where should I start walking in Old San Juan?
Castillo San Cristóbal (Fort San Cristobal) Calle de la Fortaleza (Fortaleza Street) Paseo de la Princesa (Princess Promenade) San Juan Gate and City Wall.
What to see in Old San Juan?
Things to do in Old San Juan Puerto Rico. Old San Juan has everything. The amount of stores, shops, and bars crammed into this smallest of islands is staggering. Boutiques and jewelry outlets, along with beautiful sights and tasty food make Old San Juan the ideal place to enjoy a few hours before your cruise ship departs.
What to do in Old San Juan?
EAT DELICIOUS FOOD. Stuffing your face with Puerto Rican food is an obvious must-do while in Old San Juan! I recommend the ceviche & mofongo (mashed fried plantains with garlic & pork rinds) at Punta de Vista, and the fresh fruit popsicles at Señor Paleta. And of course, you can’t leave Puerto Rico without drinking your fair share of mojitos.
What is Old Town in San Juan?
U.S. National Historic Landmark District. Old San Juan (Spanish: Viejo San Juan) is a barrio of San Juan, Puerto Rico, located on the Isleta de San Juan. It is the oldest settlement within Puerto Rico and the historic colonial section of the city of San Juan.
