We managed to see the Chapel of Christ the Savior on a Sunday, the only day of the week when it is open. Thanks to a local guide, we learned the very cool story about this tiny place. A couple of hundred years ago, some...More

I am pretty sure that this chapel was being used in a locked down food and restaraunt/bar street-which seemed not very Jesusey but what do I know. People loved it. There was a couple blondes who frustratedly pushed passed everyone saying they wouldn't eat/drink there...More

In the mid 1700s a horseman plunged over the cliff here and survived. Now people come to pray for healing. We were fortunate that the small chapel was open the day we visited so we were able to see the gold and silver altar. The...More

Situated in the old sector high up and overlooking the Ocean its a great piece of local history and being well preserved. Its not possible to go inside but the exterior is good enough in itself. The surrounding narrow cobblestone streets are a step back...More

Right in Old San Juan, this is a very beautiful chapel. You can light a candle if you want.. The days there I was there were really crowded and almost impossible to go in, but in the 3rd day I was able to go in...More

A catholic chapel at the end of Calle Del Cristo street in old San Juan. It has more than 100 years old and an interesting history and preservation.

.....for the pigeons as they’re everywhere. Not worth a tour but a nice story and area even with the pigeons.