Castillo San Felipe del Morro, San Juan Antiguo

i liked el morro very much because it like a musium inside of a beatiful castle. the only problem is the walking that has to be done but if you are up to it the walk doesnt matter.

While I was at Puerto Rico there was really not much to Complain about, The sites, Scenery, landscape all made Puerto Rico A fantastic place to go. It felt like a mini paradise.

visited El Morro on a trip to San Juan ,it was my best experience on a vacation to date, I cant stop thinking about the history of it, we arrived right when they opened at 10 am, after about 2 hours of checking it out we exited the fort only to find hundreds of kites being flown in the air, hundreds of people in the grass area outside the fort, this experience again was unbelivable

WONDERFUL! We visited Ft. Cristobol first and paid an entry fee which included visiting El Morro, too. My elderly mother was with us. We'd rented a wheelchair for our time in Old San Juan. Her entry fee was "waived" as a "handicapped" individual AND so was one other adult's ticket fee as her "companion". Park Service people were VERY helpful and knowledgeable. Don't miss these TWO forts!

El Morro, great place. I visited the fort during chirstmas, awesome views of San Juan Bay. If you visit San Juan, visit El Morro field during the evening, the sunset is awesome.

The $3 admission charge is very reasonable. And most places in the fort are accessible, but there could be more signs labeling the significance of particular rooms.

I would only recommend to visit El Morro if you stay longer than 2 days because Old San Juan and El Yunque are much better IMO. It had a great view of the ocean and was very pretty but wasn't worth the time. I don't recommend this to older people because you have to do a lot of walking.

I thought this place was amazing. It was well staffed and that made it a very nice experience. I think this could be for family's who have just gotten off of cruises. I also think young couples would enjoy this together. I think you shouldn't visit during the holidays because it is very packed go at another time.

El Morro is one of the very many places in Puerto Rico I visit with my husband when we go there on a yearly basis. This old Spanish fortress is a must for either history buffs or any romantic that visits. The landscapes that surround the fortress are perfect for photographs and if you just want to have a picnic on any given day, the beautifully green grass is a perfect setting that will give you an awesome view of the ocean. The fortress is run by the NPS, so it is kept very well and is labled only in English to my recollection. It has a gift store and is very close by parking and down town walking distance from all of the Old San Juan shops and sights.

It's just so historic and educational. It's Great! I had so much fun. I went with my whole family. The view was great! I would sudgest to go there as soon as possible!!!