HOW TO SPEND ONE DAY IN OLD SAN JUAN - THE BEST SPOT IN PUERTO RICO?
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- How to spend one day in Old San Juan? Join us on a walking tour of all the major sights, walk through the old historical streets, and stick around for the next video on where to eat in Puerto Rico!
Fun look at the old town thank you for sharing👏🏻
Puerto Rican coffee is super underrated and it’s one of the best coffee on the world
Yes, definitely!
Old San Juan a true gem💎🏝🇵🇷
Straw hats, water, 😎and plenty of sun block😄
Best time to tour OSJ is evenings much cooler...or during "winter" months.
totally agree, next trip back is in the early spring or fall!
That square was last Plaza de Armas. That's where city hall is and there's a statue of Don Tite Coretta Alonso sitting on a bench he was a famous composer . El Paseo de La Princessa was the path that was taken with the prisoners to church every Sunday.
I'm so glad you guys enjoyed San Juan! Hope you visit back again!😊
Are you local in San Juan? If so, where would be a good place to eat Lechonera in old San Juan? Just coming in for the day as cruise port call.
There's more's nice spot around the island there Ponce caguas and other's nice town. Enjoy it! The way you can.👍😎🌞🤩
Ponce de Leon was the first Governor of Puerto Rico. His remains are at the Church San Jose. You can also visit his home. The Cathedral a cross former your hotel is one of the oldes6in the americas. The oldest is in Santo Domingo Dominican can Republic.
You should have had breakfast at La Mallorca. They have great coffee and you can't beat their breakfast. You could have also gotten coffee at La Plaza de Armas just a short walk from El Hotel Convento. The kiosk there have amazing coffee. El Convento is one of my favorite places to stay in Puerto Rico and my favorite place to stay and hang out in Old San Juan.
Not on the vlog but we did actually make it to La Mallorca - twice in fact! Good to know on the coffee shop - we didn’t find that one. Thanks!
The best colonial city in the caribbean ..the most well preserve.
That building which we can see over your left shoulder as you're standing next to the big fountain at Paseo La Princesa is NOT, I repeat, NOT the governor's palace. It's a convent and retirement home for the Servants of Mary religious order. La Fortaleza, which is the governor's official executive mansion, lies immediately behind that, and can be partially seen over your right shoulder.
I love this video
Half of this video is your face talking into the camera.