A laid-back beach popular with surfers, joggers, and locals. Great for swimming, sunbathing, and watching colorful kites, it’s a peaceful coastal escape within the city’s urban rhythm.
Puerto Rico’s largest indoor arena, hosting world-class concerts, sporting events, and international performances. Located just a short drive from the hotel, it’s the go-to spot for big entertainment experiences.
This bronze sculpture commemorates a religious procession that once helped defend San Juan. Located near El Morro, it offers panoramic views and a powerful glimpse into Puerto Rico’s colonial past.
A small 18th-century chapel perched at the end of Calle del Cristo. Known for its legend and devotion, it’s one of Old San Juan’s most beloved and photographed spiritual landmarks.
Built in the 1500s, La Fortaleza is the oldest governor’s mansion still in use in the Western Hemisphere. Its gardens and façade are architectural icons in Old San Juan’s skyline.
Located in a restored colonial building, this museum showcases the cultural evolution of San Juan through rotating art exhibitions, community events, and educational programs for visitors of all ages.
Located in Santurce, this expansive museum highlights Puerto Rican art from the 17th century to today. Its galleries, sculpture gardens, and family-friendly programming make it a cultural must-see.
A boutique museum focused on contemporary art and local design. Set in a beautifully preserved house in Miramar, it offers a fresh, intimate look into Puerto Rico’s creative identity.
Built in 1521 for Ponce de León, Casa Blanca is a colonial mansion turned museum. Explore period furniture, gardens, and architecture that reveal the lifestyle of early Spanish settlers.
By day a local produce market, by night a buzzing nightlife hub filled with restaurants, bars, and live music. A favorite spot for locals and visitors looking to unwind.
One of San Juan’s top urban beaches, great for swimming, snorkeling, or relaxing. It offers shaded areas, lifeguards, and scenic views—just a short walk from Costa Bahía Paseo Caribe.
A lively beach district near the airport, known for its white sand, resorts, and nightlife. Perfect for water sports by day and beachfront cocktails as the sun sets.
Often ranked among the world’s best beaches, Flamenco’s white sands and turquoise waters make it worth the ferry ride. A stunning spot for snorkeling, photos, and true Caribbean escape.
