Old San Juan and El Morro Castle Walking Tour

MEETING LOCATION: This is a square covered with trees next to peer 1 in Old San Juan. All participants must meet the guide by the fountain next to La Casita de Rones (pink building).

Original entry way of Old San Juan through the demolished gate of the town.

It was originally built to fire cannons at enemy ships.

The narrowest building in North America.

Historic chapel from the 18th Century. Built after a miracle that happen right in the site where the chapel was built.

The tour includes exteriors views of the Governor's mansion of Puerto Rico a World Heritage Sites.

The San Juan Cathedral is one of the oldest in the Americas. Inside we will see the tombs of Juan Ponce de Leon and Alonso Manso, the first bishop in the New World.

La Rogativa is a iconic sculpture representing the procession that was held in Old San Juan during the British attack of 1797. Travelers will also see the San Juan Gate which is the last standing gate of the town and will have the opportunity to visit a "garita" (defensive sentry box).

This was the residence of Ponce de Leon's family for over 200 years. It is the oldest standing structure in Puerto Rico dating from the early 16th Century.

The tour includes entrance to El Morro Fort! Inside this 16th century castle you will learn its history, battles and importance the arm forces of Spain and the USA. There will be a bathroom and water break inside. After the guided tour in the fort, participants can stay to explore it for a little longer.