Old San Juan connects to the rest of San Juan, Puerto Rico’s capital city, via a bridge. When you drive across, you set eyes on Castillo San Felipe del Morro, an imposing 16th-century fort ...

One of our favorite restaurants in Old San Juan was Barrachina, which claims to be the birthplace of the piña colada. We each paid about $12 for our drinks, which were delicious and creamy.

From Fort Myers we flew to Atlanta and then on to San Juan, the territory’s capital and largest city. Arriving around midnight, we took a cab to the hotel where Mary Pat had booked a room.

Explore the historic charm of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, as you walk from the cruise port to Castillo del Morro. Discover vibrant streets, stunning views, and rich cultural heritage along the way ...