Castillo De San Cristobal

Castillo San Cristóbal is an enormous and fascinating historical site in Old San Juan, part of the San Juan National Historic Site and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was the largest fortification built by the Spanish in the Americas, designed primarily to protect the city from land attacks. You will be able to see The Fortification's Design: Explore the ingenious, multi-layered design known as "defense-in-depth," which features several interconnected forts, bastions, and outer defenses. Panoramic Views: Enjoy breathtaking, sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, the coastline, the modern city of San Juan, and the historic rooftops of Old San Juan. It's a goldmine for photographers. The Tunnels and Underground Passages, Wander through a maze of tunnels and underground passages, which were strategically built for troop movement, counter-mining (placing explosives beneath an attacking enemy), and protection.

Castillo San Felipe del Morro

Castillo San Felipe del Morro, often just called El Morro, is arguably the most famous landmark in Puerto Rico and is an essential part of the San Juan National Historic Site. Castillo San Felipe del Morro 250 years to built orders by King Charles the fifth and dedicated to King Felipe the 2nd. who called it to the key to the indies. The Cannons and Ramparts Walk along the huge, thick walls where historic cannons are still lined up, facing the Atlantic Ocean. This is where you get the most iconic and dramatic views. You will be able to see the Lighthouse was built in 1893, destroyed in 1898, and rebuilt after the original was damaged in the Spanish-American War.