Pictures of San Juan Antiguo

• San Juan
• Puerto Rico
• Caribbean
• World

Experience one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world, an ocean-facing graveyard with impressive sculptures dedicated to famous Puerto Ricans.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

Relax in a landscaped park in the heart of San Juan, a scenic space decorated with art installations, fountains and open-air concert venues.

San Juan’s hub of civic life is also one of the most popular social destinations, where locals come to drink coffee and trade stories. 

Relax in a landscaped park in the heart of San Juan, a scenic space decorated with art installations, fountains and open-air concert venues.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

Experience one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world, an ocean-facing graveyard with impressive sculptures dedicated to famous Puerto Ricans.

San Juan’s hub of civic life is also one of the most popular social destinations, where locals come to drink coffee and trade stories. 

Experience one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world, an ocean-facing graveyard with impressive sculptures dedicated to famous Puerto Ricans.

Experience one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world, an ocean-facing graveyard with impressive sculptures dedicated to famous Puerto Ricans.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

Experience one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world, an ocean-facing graveyard with impressive sculptures dedicated to famous Puerto Ricans.

This walled fortress was once used to protect Puerto Rico from invading colonies, and today offers visitors a dramatic reminder of that history.

Learn about the history and culture of North, South and Central America at this museum housed in a former Spanish Army barracks.