easy
2.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking at a moderate pace on city streets and stairs.
Walk through history on this 2.5-hour tour of El Morro Castle and Old San Juan’s top landmarks. Discover stories of colonial battles, architecture, and local culture with expert guides.
Ages 5+ | Step Back in Time: Explore El Morro Castle and the Historic Streets of Old San Juan!
Embark on a captivating walking tour of Old San Juan, where you'll visit iconic landmarks like El Morro Fort, the San Juan Cathedral, and the Governor's Mansion. Guided by knowledgeable locals, this 2.5-hour experience immerses you in Puerto Rico's rich history and culture, making it a memorable adventure.
In this walking tour you will explore the most popular landmarks of Old San Juan in a short time. The tour includes entrance to El Castillo San Felipe del Morro Fort which is the most visited attraction in Puerto Rico. Other icons of the old town included are the San Juan Cathedral, the Governor's Mansion and the San Juan Gate.
The tour is guided by locals with vast knowledge about the history, culture and nature of Puerto Rico. Guides are certified by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company and are fluent in both English and Spanish.
This tour is not recommended for people with limited mobility or problems walking long distances. Strollers and electric scooters are welcomed but may need to go over a few curbs and steps
2 hours and 30 minutes
9:00am - 11:30am local time (Atlantic Standard Time)
At the fountain next to La Casita de Rones on Plaza Dársenas in Old San Juan. The guide will be wearing a blue shirt and black shorts.
Cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces are typical; sturdy shoes will keep you steady.
San Juan’s tropical sun can be strong; apply sunscreen and wear a hat during daytime tours.
Carry water to stay refreshed as you tour outdoors, especially during midday heat.
Some historic sites have steep stairs and cobblestones, so inquire about mobility accommodations if needed.
El Morro Fort was constructed beginning in 1539 to protect San Juan from pirates and colonial powers, shaping the region’s history.
Efforts are underway to preserve El Morro’s structures and reduce visitor impact, maintaining its historical integrity and natural surroundings.
Provides traction and support on cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces.
Protects from strong sun exposure during daytime tours.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated during outdoor walking tours.
all specific
Useful for carrying water, sunscreen, and personal items comfortably.
all specific