- Plaza Colon - Our experienced tour guide will meet you at Plaza Colón, you will learn about the history and stories behind this 500-year-old cobblestoned city.
- Casa Museo Felisa Rincon de Gautier - Learn about the life and works of the first female mayor of San Juan, Doña Fela. Also visitors will have the opportunity to see up close a typical colonial San Juan house.
- Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista - Explore the second oldest cathedral in the Americas and the first cathedral built in Puerto Rico.
- Cuartel de Ballaja - Visit the last massive building made by the Spanish in Puerto Rico. Walk through its hallways and savor a delicious cup of coffee at Cafe Don Ruiz
- La Casa Estrecha - Take a photo op at San Juan’s narrowest house and its view
- Cuartel de Ballaja - Explore the last massive building made by the Spanish in Puerto Rico. Be amazed by the largest courtyard of Old San Juan.
- Iglesia de San Jose - Visit San Juan’s oldest church. Your tour guide will take you through all the details that decorate this church. Learn about the history of this church during the Spanish American War’s attack to San Juan.
- Capilla del Santo Cristo de la Salud - Learn about the urban legend of La Capilla del Cristo. Learn about the miracle that took place in this street.
- Castillo San Felipe del Morro - Be amazed by the history of the fortifications that once bordered the whole city. Your tour guide will give you free time to visit the fort’s surroundings.
- Bottled water
- Snacks
El Viejo San Juan isn’t just an average location, it’s akin to an open-air historical showcase. Join us for our engaging Old San Juan Historical Walking Tour, where you’ll be guided by either Laura or Miguel, esteemed historians and certified tour guides. These professionals possess a passionate interest in history, with advanced degrees in Puerto Rican and Caribbean history. As you explore our city, half a millennium in age, you’ll gain insight into its rich past and vibrant culture. Your journey will take you down narrow, color-splashed lanes and past significant landmarks, soaking up the city’s unique colonial architecture and marvelling at the protective walls that once shielded the islet from foreign invasions. Of course, no visit would be complete without savoring a delightful limber and indulging in some Puerto Rican coffee at one of the finest establishments in town, Cafelab.
Please be informed that our tour is wheelchair-friendly. If you require this accommodation, please specify while booking so our tour guides can make necessary arrangements.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.