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The cemetery is filled with life sized marble sculpture and bright burial sites.

This famous cemetery is know for being the resting place for famous Puerto Ricans such as Pedro Albizu Campos and Jose de Diego. This fortress is an amazing example of both architecture and the history of what makes San Juan so special and one thing you should not miss. You can use a brochure to explore the fortress by yourself and it got real spooky when I found an abandoned staircase leading to a small jutting overlooking the crashing waves. It spans 27 acres and is created in 3 distinct levels. This fortress serves as the counterpart to El Morro and was used for land protection against invaders. This is one of my favorite things to do in Old San Juan. El Morro has expansive gardens where you can see kids flying kites on sunny days.

From the top level you can see El Canuelo, the fort across the Bay of San Juan that was used to create a crossfire and sink enemy ships. It is a formidable 6 level fortress that is ridiculously fun to explore. El Morro was the second fort built on the island for protection from attacks from the sea. Marmalade is located in the heart of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico and if you have a chance to visit definitely do so.This is one of two fortresses in Old San Juan that form the history of this place. I've lived many different places and I spent a lot of time in New York (some of the best food in the world in my opinion) and Marmalade is one of the few restaurants in Puerto Rico that can compete with the best dining establishments in any major metropolitan food haven. View the other curated Old San Juan guides & maps: Hotels & Resorts | Bars, Clubs & Nightlife | Things To Do - Activities | Best Beaches | Shopping & Stores Clear location & navigation without the clutter.Contact details for every restaurant on the list.The Old San Juan Restaurant Guide Map 2021ĬLICK HERE TO GET THE OLD SAN JUAN RESTAURANT MAP Be sure and get the map of all the curated food, restaurant and dining experiences in Old San Juan below. This is a curated set of food & restaurant experiences from local guides who know the island. we leave that to the rest of the internet. We don't do lists or directories of useless information. All the restaurants and food stuffs you will see on this site are our favorite places for one reason or the other. Old San Juan is Puerto Rico's historic district and the 16th century Spanish architecture, densely packed cobble stone streets, and the fact that it's the #1 tourist destination in Puerto Rico (partly because it's a major cruise port) make Old San Juan a hot spot for all types of awesome food, restaurants & dining experiences. The Best Restaurants & Dining in Old San Juan Curated by Local Guides.