One of the most iconic and treasured places in Puerto Rico. You’ll find fun local shops and lively restaurants and bars scattered throughout the old city.

Explore important landmarks such as El Morro and Castillo San Cristobal or walk through La Fortaleza. You can take guided tours to learn more about the history of the many 500-year-old buildings and local cuisine.

Located in Old San Juan, just one block from La Fortaleza, this is the birthplace and home of the world-famous piña colada! Located in a colonial building over two centuries old with a beautiful courtyard, Barrachina is one of our favorite spots!

This unmarked bar is full of secret passages that lead to six bars, each curated with a different ambiance and drink menu. Whether you seek to enjoy craft cocktails, dance the night away to live music, or simply relax in good company, La Factoria has it all! Salsa dancing every Sunday & Monday night @10pm!

Located on the east side of the island, El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. Only a one-hour drive from San Juan, you can either navigate El Yunque on your own or take a guided tour to get to the most popular locations, including waterfalls and natural rock waterslides!

El Morro is an impressive citadel that sits at the very top of Old San Juan. Its construction began in 1539 and concluded around 1790; during those 250 years, the castle became a six-level fortress designed to protect the island from attackers approaching by sea. Some of the original cannons still exist today!

Built from 1634 until 1765, Castillo San Cristóbal has been standing guard at the eastern gate of Old San Juan for centuries. The vast esplanade is a great place to explore around and enjoy the beautiful view of Old San Juan.

This five-acre entertainment venue at the heart of the Convention Center District in San Juan has 10 restaurants and bars ranging from high-end Puerto Rican cuisine to Spanish tapas to bar bites and beers. Walk around the space and take in beautiful works of art by local artists, catch a movie, enjoy a concert or ride the zipline!

Vieques and Culebra are two nearby islands located off the coast of Fajardo, on the east side of Puerto Rico. Both islands have some of the most beautiful beaches you’ll find anywhere. You can catch a ferry from Ceiba (near Fajardo) to the islands, but spaces fill up fast so you'll want to book your spot ahead of time here.