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San Juan

San Juan is the capital city of Puerto Rico. The city is also the most populous municipality in Puerto Rico with 395,326 inhabitants. San Juan is the 46th major city under US jurisdiction. The city was established in 1521 by Spanish settlers. The city is known for its rich architectural history with ancient constructions. The capital is also the largest ancient capital established in Europe and that with Santo Domingo and the Dominican Republic.

Tourism

The city of San Juan has experienced significant economic growth since World War II. In terms of tourism, technological advances have helped to create airplanes and airports and this has positively influenced the development of this sector in the city of San Juan. Currently San Juan is home to hotels and museums that have become real tourist attractions and known throughout the world.

Places to visit

Considering its position and its place in the country, the city has several tourist attractions which are very popular.

Old San Juan

Old San Juan is a neighborhood that is the oldest in San Juan. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. This privilege in terms of discovery means that the district is very visited.

Fort San Filipe Del Morro

It is a 16th century citadel located northeast of the islet of San Juan. The Fort is designed to guard the bay of San Juan and also to defend the city from enemy attacks from the sea. It is a fort which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a very visited place because of its historical richness. According to statistics two million visitors visit the site each year.

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The old town of San Juan for its historical monuments and fortresses, including the Castillo de San Felipe del Morro; the long beach, very lively with its restaurants, bars and casinos, and South Fortaleza Street, for its open-air culinary festivals; the Paseo de la Princesa promenade along the bay; the Castillo de San Cristobal, the largest Spanish fort in America, the museums, the Cathedral, so many varieties.
Rental vehicles and taxis are easy means of transport to get around the island, depending on the distances you have to cover.
The best time to travel to San Juan, Puerto Rico, is between January and the end of March when temperatures are relatively dry; from May to December, it is the rainy season which can sometimes be abundant, without counting the probability of hurricane from June.
In San Juan, you have to go to the old town to see its historic monuments and fortresses, including the Castillo de San Felipe del Morro; meet on the long beach facing the Isla Verde strip, always bustling with its restaurants, bars and casinos, and on South Fortaleza Street, for its open-air culinary festivals; take a hike on the Paseo de la Princesa Promenade along the bay to admire the panorama; the Castillo de San Cristobal, the largest Spanish fort in America, the museums, the Cathedral, are other visits to be offered in the city.
The old town of San Juan for its historical monuments and fortresses, including the Castillo de San Felipe del Morro; the long beach, very lively with its restaurants, bars and casinos, and South Fortaleza Street, for its open-air culinary festivals; the Paseo de la Princesa promenade along the bay; the Castillo de San Cristobal, the largest Spanish fort in America, the museums, the Cathedral, so many varieties.
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