We start our adventure from the Waterfront Princess promenade. Enjoy the views of the San Juan Bay (Spanish: Bahía de San Juan) is the bay and main inlet adjacent to Old San Juan. It is about 3.5 miles (5.6 km) in length, the largest body of water in an estuary of about 97 square miles (250 km2)[ of channels, inlets and eight interconnected lagoons.The San Juan Bay is home to the island's busiest harbor. Across the bay you"ll see the magnificent El Yunque; Bacardi distillery; el Canuelo Fort and the Isla de la Cabra- former leprecy colony.

El Paseo de La Princesa, the most beloved promenade in Puerto Rico, dates back to 1853. This beautifully restored walk is a favorite place for locals day and night and welcomes millions of visitors from all over the world. It was built in 1853 to allow Victorian-era residents to take their constitutionals along the water. An ancient La Princesa jail built outside the city walls, with original cells carefully preserved. For tours before 2pm entrance is included.

Enjoy a picturesque walk along San Juan Bay with impressive fortification walls leading to the RAICES monument, representing Puerto Rico's rich cultural heritage. Designed by Spanish artist Luis Sanguino, the Raices Fountain depicts Amerindian, African, and Spanish cultures. Explore ancient walls, garitas, and 1.9 miles of lovingly restored fortifications, a testament to Spain's dominance in the New World.

The monument to Isabella II; the "walking trees"; and the ancient original entrance to the Walled City - The Gate of San Juan. La Puerta de San Juan is the last of the five gates that allow access into the walled city of Old San Juan. The vibrant red gate, which stands 16 feet tall and dates back to 1635,

The colonial jewel of the Americas- the 412 preserved colonial buildings, each with unique story to tell... Cristo street is an unravelling history came alive- beautiful to walk, lots of shops, beautiful view of the Iglesia de San Jose- the second oldest church in the Americas established in 1532 under Spanish rule, and it highlights the Gothic architecture of the time. It was the resting place of Juan Ponce de León for 350 years, and it still bears his coat of arms. Capilla del Cristo, Plaza las Palomas, the San Juan Cathedral and Hotel El Convento are here too.

The Umbrella street- the acclaimed art project that added one more amazing option in the heart of the Old San Juan. La Fortaleza Behind is the official residence of the governor of Puerto Rico. It was built between 1533 and 1540 to defend the harbor of San Juan and is the oldest executive mansion in continuous use in the New World.

Plaza Las Armas- the main plaza of the Old San Juan, with unique fusion of the several architectural designs. Old San Juan's most emblematic plaza, Plaza de Armas, dates back to Spanish colonial times when it was designed as the city's main town square. To one side of the plaza, you'll find San Juan's official town hall building and on another the Puerto Rico Department of State. To better enjoy the Plaza de Armas, lets grab a coffee and a Puerto Rican pastry from any of the local spots. A skilled copy of the Madrid's Clock Tower.

Visit to the community market with unique handcrafted by local artists souvenirs and vintage clothes. Crafting your own memorable piece with unique technique. This will be your proudly created art to display at home! Single origin coffee tasting- coffee of the popes and the kings.

Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista- the cradle of Catolic Faith for the islanders for half a millennia. It's here the John Paul ll had performed the Holy Service .