Architecture

The bright colors, the incredible old San Juan is a treasure trove of stunning Spanish colonial architecture. Infinite rows of spectacular buildings line the cobblestone streets. The beauty of the blue ocean is elevated, set against the marble and stone structures. It is estimated that at least 400 structures of historic value are located in Old San Juan.

Be sure to feast your eyes on these notable architectural beauties:

• El Morro Fortress, the most photographed landmark in the Caribbean
• San Juan Cathedral, the second oldest cathedral in the Western Hemisphere
• Dominican Convent, built by Dominican Friars in 1523
• Paseo La Princesa, beautifully restored and now home to the Puerto Rico Tourism Company
• Casa Blanca, a mansion built for the island's first governor, Ponce de León
• Calle de San Francisco, a street full of beauty and charm
• Calle San Justo / Calle Norzagaray, a stunning view of the ocean awaits at the corner of this intersection