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Restaurants & cafés
Santaella A polished Santurce dining room beside the produce market, turning Puerto Rican comida criolla into refined plates with a garden out back that supplies the bar. The cocktails get as much attention as the food, built from herbs grown on site. It is the special-occasion criollo restaurant locals name first.
Vianda A small Santurce neighborhood restaurant with a short, seasonal menu built around Puerto Rican farms and producers. It is run by a husband-and-wife team and trades on quiet craft rather than flash. The kind of place serious eaters in San Juan send people to.
Trails & outdoors
Paseo del Morro A paved waterside path that hugs the base of the El Morro fortress walls, running from the San Juan Gate around the point with the bay on one side and the ramparts towering above. Iguanas sun on the rocks and pelicans glide overhead. The signature coastal walk of the old city.
Old San Juan Walking Tour A self-guided loop through the blue-cobblestone streets of the old city, linking the plazas, the cathedral, the painted lanes and both forts in a few miles. It is gently hilly and entirely urban, the best way to absorb the colonial core on foot. Distance and route are easy to shorten.
Things to do
Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico The island's flagship art museum in Santurce, holding one of the most important collections of Puerto Rican art from the colonial era to today, set in a former hospital with a sculpture garden out back. Fourteen galleries and a theater make it a half-day on its own. The serious museum stop in the city.
Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Puerto Rico A contemporary art museum in a handsome former schoolhouse in Santurce, focused on Caribbean and Latin American work with rotating shows that keep it fresh. It is smaller and more intimate than the flagship next door in spirit. A quieter stop for current local art.
Landmarks & sights
Castillo San Felipe del Morro The six-level Spanish fort guarding the mouth of San Juan Bay, the one everyone here just calls El Morro. The grassy esplanade out front is where San Juan families come to fly kites and watch the sun drop into the Atlantic. It is the single most recognized landmark on the island.
Castillo San Cristobal The larger of the two San Juan forts, built to defend the city by land, sprawling over a hillside of tunnels, dungeons and sentry boxes. It sees fewer crowds than El Morro but rewards the climb with panoramic views over the old city and the coast. The detached garita perched over the water is the classic photo.