Castillo San Felipe del Morro, San Juan Antiguo

I loved the way the city has kept this beautiful sight well kept. There is so much I learned while being here, and so many beautiful sights. This was my favorite place while in PR.

Be ready to do lots of walking, especially up hills and down hills. Bring your kite if you have a child who might enjoy it. This is the most popular thing to do on the grounds of this fort. Great place to take some cool pictures! Nice and windy place!

beautiful it was like a time in past. You would see canons, ships, jailcells and more.the sights were beautiful and breathing it was super amazingly magical

Our December 2006 cruise arrived in Old San Juan at 11:00 am leaving plenty of time for walking through the town. A tourist should ONLY WALK through Old San Juan as it is an experience like no other. Take the kids they will get a history lesson on Spanish colonialism. The fort is managed by the US Dept. of Interiors( US park's system) so you can expect budget price admission and a free pamplet detailing the fort and San Juan's history. Save the pamplet because it is a mini history lesson. Another benefit to the fort is the ocean breezes as San Juan can be hot. I recommend heading first to the fort and then winding back to the cruise ship(dock) as the afternoon arrives. Old San Juan is one of the best preserved Spanish colonial cities in the Western Hemisphere so your walk will be breathtaking. Be sure and check out Hotel Convento- originally a convent now a luxury hotel. The courtyard might be delightful for a snack or drink. Or there's a Coca-cola machine across the street in front. Have fun!!

i loved san juan! just amazing!!! i got the best tan in the world and want to go back really soon!! my husband loved it also. great place for family!

The price was excellent, the location of it (surounded by a beach, ice cream carts, and kite stores) was cute, and the history and overall experience was wonderful. I would definitely recomend it to everyone!!!

among the best forts to visit rich history and well preserved a national historic site and NPS supervised a lot of excellent restaurants and other downtown attractions nearby

Everywhere that you look you see history. The scenic views are amazing. Very well priced, within walking distance from the cruise ship terminal. Dont miss it if your going to San Juan. My kids loved it too!

If its your first time in Puerto Rico this is a must see. $3.00 to explore the fort....Great for the whole family. They have segways that will give you a tour from el morro to san cristobal for 20.00.

A walk in and around the El Morro is a must when visiting San Juan. I personally rather walking around the fort taking the beautiful vista rather than taking the tour of the fort. Go there on a Sunday and buy your self a kite and let the kid in you loose!