There’s so much to see that you’ll be entertained as you walk across the other side to the forts. Some of the most charming details are missed unless you walk. Please keep in mind that Old San Juan is a wonderful city that can be enjoyed on foot – 7 blocks of colorful streets offering many stops along the way to interesting attractions, shops, and restaurants.
On your way to stop #12, you can get a refreshing “Piragua” and taste a favorite Puerto Rican treat. Stop #12 is right at the entry of Paseo de la Princesa, which is the first attraction on our favorite walking tour of Old San Juan. Before you get to the stop, be sure to stop at the Puerto Rico Tourism Office at the corner of the Ochoa Building across the street from Pier #1 where you can get maps and speak to friendly staff ready to answer your questions. If you were getting off a cruise, you would start walking to the left, follow the sidewalk along the water past “La Casita”, and you’ll soon see the stop. A good starting point is on Trolley stop #12.
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