Fantastic walking city. Nicer restaurants than San Juan. Feels like Europe walking about. Port area is touristy, stick to the northern part.

We loved Old San Juan very well preserved, it is such a charming place to admire old buildings a lot of history.

Has the best night life and restaurants of San Juan. Definitely a fun place to visit. I spent more nights in OSJ that anywhere else during my two weeks in PR...

Definitely spend an afternoon wandering the streets of Old San Juan. Buy a fresh coconut and drink the ice cold water inside. Buy food from the carts and kiosks. Go see the old cathedral. Lots of neat shops and vendors. Lots to buy, see do, and eat. Go to Barrachina's for a Pina Colada and food...Neat place that claims to... More

We didn't get to stay very long because it started raining. However, Old San Juan was just a short city bus ride, which cost .75cent. Once there we jumped on the free trolley that took us around. We visited various shops before the rain set in. Love the cobblestone streets!!!

If on vacation its a must to visit Old San Juan. Its so pretty here. I must say there was not alot of local vendors as my last trip but the free shuttle around town was great.

The buildings are colorful and the streets are cobblestone...It's hot and be prepared to walk! They have a lot of shops (Polo, Coach) and a lot of local souviner and art galleries.

The trip to San Juan was terrific. Photo opportunities galore! The streets were filled with terrific quaint spots full of culture and personality. We enjoyed hand feeding the birds in the plaza, exploring the rustic cemetary next to the crashing waves of the see. The Fort was awesome, very interesting and educational. I am a fan of stone and the... More

We were in San Juan for a day prior to flying home from our trip, and I worried that we didn't have enough time to see the old city. Turns out it was plenty of time to walk around and see the sights.