Café Manolín Old San Juan

I've lived in Puerto Rico for over a year now and even though it's a small island there is a lot to see, do, and eat! When moving, my husband and I wanted to be in action so we chose the metro area of San Juan as our home base. We are extremely close to Viejo San Juan and even though it can be a bit touristy, I always recommend it for first timers to the island! In this free guide, you will get a sample of what my paid guides have to offer. I've handpicked cafes, brunch, dessert, spots for sightseeing, a few bars (future guide for that one), local tips, and more! Viejo San Juan can definitely be seen in a full day, as long as you have comfortable shoes! But, you can also split this guide up for multiple visits.

Being born and raised in Puerto Rico, I grew up walking around and wondering through Old San Juan. This city has seen me transform from a little kid walking around and wondering, into a professional woman serving tourists from all around the world. Day by day I keep falling in love with this colorful city. It has become one of my favorite places in the Island. Full of architecture, colors, history and culture, you will fall in love with this town with just one glance of it. Here is an ultimate guide of what to see and do in Old San Juan. From visiting the historical landmarks to the nightlife and from the beach to the adventures. This guide includes: - Tips on when to go - Hotels in the area - Historical Sites - Restaurants - Bars and Night Life - Beaches - Experiences - Parking lots

Whether you are arriving for a day or two by cruise ship, or spending a week in the heart of Old San Juan, this guide gives you everything you need for your first-time visiting San Juan, Puerto Rico Highlights Include: Restaurant and bar options Hotel Recommendations Activities and Attractions Beaches Best places for photos Locations include San Juan, Old San Juan, Condado, Isla Verde, El Yunque National Forest.