San Juan National Historic Site
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This 1949 historic destination features colonial fortifications, powder houses & old city walls.
San Juan combines Old San Juan's colorful fortress streets with oceanfront neighborhoods, galleries and Puerto Rican cuisine along the Atlantic.
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This 1949 historic destination features colonial fortifications, powder houses & old city walls.
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Enduring 16th-century Spanish fortification atop a promontory with cannons pointing seaward.
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Walled & heavily fortified citadel built 1765-1785 & largest of the Spanish built forts in Americas.
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This large, circa-1635 gate was the main entry into the walled city during its Spanish colonial era.
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Walkway of the Presidents is a local attraction worth considering while exploring the destination.
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I Love PR Sign is a local attraction worth considering while exploring the destination.
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House museum built in 1520s for Spanish conquistador Ponce de León, who died before its completion.
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Fuente Raíces is a local attraction worth considering while exploring the destination.
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Callejón de la Puerta con la Bandera is a local attraction worth considering while exploring the destination.
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Faro del Castillo San Felipe del Morro is a local attraction worth considering while exploring the destination.
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Museo Casa Canales is a local attraction worth considering while exploring the destination.
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Monumental fortification incorporating residence of the island's governor, dating from 16th-century.