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San Juan National Historic Site

Protected park · PR, USA

San Juan National Historic Site in PR, USA. Operated by National Park Service.

About

Entrance / day-use fee applies.

This park's official page lists: Restrooms, Drinking water.

This park's official page lists: Store / concessions.

Events

  • New Year`s Day
  • San Juan National Historic Site Anniversary
  • Christmas Day
  • National Park Service Birthday
  • Veterans Day -- Fee Free Day

Places to eat

  • Acqua
  • Alfresco Rooftop Wine Bar
  • Antojitos del Callejón
  • Aureola
  • Booty's
  • Cafetín Marrero
  • Café Culebra
  • Café Don Ruiz
  • Café Hijos de Borinquen
  • Cannon Club
  • Casa Borinquen
  • Cinema Bar 1950
  • Cuatro Estaciones
  • Deaverdura regional
  • Dokas Donas Artesanales donut
  • Don Collin's
  • Don Pablo
  • Dákiti
  • El Batey
  • El Boqueron
  • El Farolito
  • El Patio de Sam
  • El Picoteo tapas
  • El Quinqué
  • Il Bacaro Venezia
  • La Cubanita
  • La Cucina di Ivo italian
  • La Garita puerto_rican
  • La Sombrilla Rosa
  • La Taberna Lúpulo

Before you go

Limits
Yes, service dogs are legally permitted anywhere in a park that visitors can go
⚠ Park closure: Temporary Closure of El Morro Dry Moat to Santa Elena Bastion
The temporary closure of El Morro Dry Moat to Santa Elena Bastion is necessary to ensure public health and safety and security during the completion of the San Fernando Bastion cliff stabilization project.
Getting there
From Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport - Get on Expreso Román Baldorioty de Castro/PR-26 from Av. Aeropuerto - Merge onto Expreso Román Baldorioty de Castro/PR-26 - Follow Avenida Luis Muñoz Rivera to Calle Norzagaray, Old San Juan
Weather & when to go
Puerto Rico enjoys year round tropical climate. Winters are breeze and summers are mostly hot and humid. It rains all year long with a "dry" season in April. Temperatures range from 80's in the winter to 90's in the summer. The hurricane season starts in June and ends in November. On the longest day, June 22nd, the sun sets around 7 PM. On the shortest day, December 22nd, the sun sets around 4:30 PM.

Where to stay

  • Villa Herencia Hotel Villa Herencia Hotel, 23 Caleta de las Monjas, San Juan, PR 00901, United States of America
  • La Terraza La Terraza, 262 Calle del Sol, San Juan, PR 00901, United States of America

History

Opened
1949
Heritage status
Listed heritage / protected status
  • Castillo San Felipe del Morro opened
  • Park opened

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