Spanning 27 acres, Castillo San Cristóbal was built to protect Old San Juan from land attacks. It doesn't receive as many visitors or as much adoration as its sister fortification, El Morro, but ...

El Morro, which sits within the San Juan National Historic Site, juts out of San Juan harbor and beckons to cruise ships. Construction of the hulking, six-story fortress started in 1539.

Eventually you’ll want to make your way to the San Juan National Historic Site to visit Castillo San Felipe del Morro, often called simply “El Morro”. The oldest parts of this Spanish ...

La Fortaleza, along with the later fortifications of Castillo San Felipe del Morro, Castillo San Cristóbal and San Juan de la Cruz (El Cañuelo), and a large portion of the original San Juan City Wall, ...

Another cultural amenity is in the process of being unveiled on Niagara Street (La Avenida San Juan). Along with a ... these ‘Garitas del Morro’ (representing small, circular outposts ...

What's this market known for? The Mercado Agricola Natural farmers market takes place on Saturday mornings just outside the entrance of the iconic El Morro fort in Puerto Rico. Local farmers and ...