• Plaza Colón - Situated at the entrance of Old San Juan, Plaza Colón is named in honor of Christopher Columbus. The plaza boasts a notable statue of Columbus and is encircled by colonial-era buildings. It serves as a lively hub that links visitors to the historic core of the city.
• Plaza de la Barandilla - Plaza de la Barandilla is a delightful and distinctive square in Old San Juan, recognized for its characteristic railing (barandilla) that lends the plaza its name. It connects Calle San Francisco and Calle Luna and is the only plaza in the city not dedicated to a religious or historical figure.
• Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista - Established in 1521, the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista is the second-oldest cathedral in the Americas. This magnificent Gothic-style church contains the tomb of Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León and features breathtaking frescoes and stained-glass windows.
• La Fortaleza - Palacio de Santa Catalina - Constructed in 1533, La Fortaleza is the oldest executive mansion in continuous use in the Americas. Initially built as a fortress to protect San Juan, it now functions as the official residence of the Governor of Puerto Rico. The building’s rich history and architecture make it a must-visit site.
• La Rogativa - La Rogativa is a historic plaza in Old San Juan, showcasing a remarkable bronze sculpture that commemorates a significant event in 1797 when the city’s inhabitants led a religious procession to ward off British invaders. It offers breathtaking views of San Juan Bay.
• Plaza de Armas - Plaza de Armas has been the social and administrative heart of Old San Juan since the 16th century. The square hosts important government buildings, including the San Juan City Hall.

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Join José Alonso Hernández, a knowledgeable local historian with a Bachelor’s degree in European History and currently pursuing a Master’s in Puerto Rican and Caribbean History, for an enlightening tour of Old San Juan’s historic streets. Visit renowned landmarks such as El Morro, La Fortaleza, and the San Juan Cathedral, while delving into the city’s colonial history, cultural influences, and development. In addition to the main attractions, discover hidden treasures and experience the fusion of African, Indigenous, and European traditions that have shaped Puerto Rico’s unique identity. This complimentary walking tour offers captivating stories and comprehensive historical insights, beginning at Plaza Colón.

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