Old San Juan sits on the ancestral land of the Taino people. It was founded by the Spanish as a military outpost in 1521, making it the oldest city in the United States. This isn’t to say it’s ...

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.

Here’s what you should know about visiting San Juan, Puerto Rico, including the best things to do, hotels, and more.

San Juan, Puerto Rico is ready for its close-up, with impressive culinary offerings, a budding art scene and an Aman and a Four Seasons on the way.

Old San Juan in Spanish is Viejo San Juan. It’s a must-visit destination, and not just as a stopover spot. Yes, the main airport in Puerto Rico is in this capital city, so you are likely to fly ...