• Plaza Colon - This plaza is an ideal spot to explore the colonial history of Puerto Rico. Visitors will discover why Puerto Rico was significant to Spain, how it became a U.S. territory, and the current sentiments of the locals. Highlights include the Columbus Monument, the Tapia Theater, and the kilometer zero plaque.
• Plaza de la Barandilla - Travelers will experience the residential and commercial areas of San Juan, showcasing unique architecture that has remained largely unchanged for three centuries. The stunning Baldority de Castro school building and the plaza’s history will be featured.
• Plaza de Armas - In San Juan’s main square, visitors will view the City Hall facade, the Real Intendencia Palace, the renowned seasons’ fountain, and the statue of legendary music composer Tite Curret Alonso.
• Antiguo Palacio de la Real Intendencia - This is one of Old San Juan’s most magnificent historic buildings. Originally built to house the island’s treasury, it now serves as the Department of State of Puerto Rico. Inside, visitors will admire the beautifully preserved courtyard and the original treasury vault.
• Capilla del Santo Cristo de la Salud - This is Puerto Rico’s most beloved chapel, where visitors will learn the urban legend surrounding this 18th-century structure. Along the way, there are stunning views of Puerto Rico’s main island.
• La Fortaleza - Palacio de Santa Catalina - Travelers will visit one of Puerto Rico’s World Heritage Sites, the Governor’s Mansion. This building has housed the island’s highest leaders since the 16th century and has welcomed U.S. Presidents and Spanish kings.
• Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista - Visitors will have the chance to explore the interior of the second oldest church in America. Inside, they will see the tomb of Juan Ponce de Leon and the cathedral’s oldest structure from the 16th century.
• Cuartel de Ballaja - Travelers will witness the largest interior courtyard on the island in one of Old San Juan’s most impressive buildings. Originally a barracks for Spanish troops, it served as a military facility for over a century. Today, it houses restaurants, a coffee shop, and a museum.
• Castillo San Felipe del Morro - Here, travelers will explore Puerto Rico’s most treasured historic site. This fortification has guarded the entrance to San Juan Bay since the 1500s and is the island’s most visited historic site.

• Certified Tour Guide

• Comfortable Walking Footwear
• Entrance to El Morro and San Cristobal Forts
• Gratuities

This tour highlights the most renowned landmarks of Old San Juan during the enchanting golden hour. Participants will have the opportunity to capture stunning photographs of the town’s historic architecture. The tour concludes in the early evening, conveniently close to restaurants, bars, and souvenir shops.

Throughout the journey, participants will gain insights into the history of the old town and Puerto Rican culture. The tour is led by professional local guides who are certified by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company.

The combination of the sunset and the pleasant temperature at this time of day ensures a memorable and leisurely walk.

• Not recommended for travelers unable to walk over a mile.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.