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Snapshots
of San Juan, Puerto Rico!
Pictures of Old Town and Beyond
Castillo San Cristobal
is framed by palm trees in Old San Juan.
Enhancing PubClub's articles on San Juan
is this photo gallery of the buildings, scenes and people all over the
city.
There's just so much to see in San Juan and Old Town, we did not have
the space for these pictures in our regular articles.
So enjoy this picture gallery tour of beautiful San Juan!
Old
Town
The new Carnival terminal "anchors" the view along the water.
A statue salutes Christopher Columbus, who came to San Juan in the 1500s.
San Juan was originally an entirely walled city; evidence still exists
today.
Near the walls is an area of rustic homes – not fancy but they
come with a view!
Looking down at the outdoor patio of the Sheraton's Chicago Burger.
Palm trees decorate the street by the bus and main trolley station.
The main fort used to protect the city; now it's a showcase of Old Town.
Looking out to sea
next to Castillo San Cristobal.
And now for the
new – La Marina Street along the cruise ship terminals.
Combining the old and the new – an ancient wall along a trolley
stop.
A sports Hall of
Fame wall in Isla Verde celebrates Puerto Rico's athletes.
Nightlife
The faces of nightlife
in Old Town – for the places,
click here.
On
A Sunday Afternoon
One cool place to visit on a weekend
afternoon is an area past Isla Verde. All along the coastal highway
(Boca de Cangerios Ave, Highway 187) at Carolina Beach, Los Caballos
and Aviones is a scene rarely seen by tourists.
In a scene that resembles rustic Baja, Mexico, dozens of food stands
line both sides of the strreet for several miles as locals cook –
and enjoy – true Puerto Rican cuisine. It's a colorful look at
the true people and culture of San Juan.\
San
Juan Articles:
• An introduction to Old
San Juan.
• All about Old San Juan, from arrival to departure in this
Complete Visitor's Guide
• Shopping, museums, historical landmarks and a rum tour in our
Sightseeing Guide.
• See and feel the heartbeat of Old San Juan's Nightlife.
• Read a first-person journal of Old San Juan from The
Bartender.
 Ride
the Boston Party Bus!
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