Paseo de la Princesa is a charming 19th-century waterfront stroll in Old San Juan, perfect for soaking in stunning bay views and vibrant local culture.
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"A stroll through El Paseo de la Princesa, is a must when visiting Old San Juan. Originally build in 1853, this beautiful promenade, offers locals and visitors alike the opportunity to mingle. Under the shade of a tree lined path there are usually street vendors, artisan stalls and typical Puerto Rican food. Stunning views of the San Juan Bay are paired with the impressive fortification walls. As you walk the promenade you’ll see splendid fountains and sculptures along the way, these naturally blend in with the exuberant natural landscape." - Ana Jovane Serrano
"Sunset Stroll Along Old City Walls End your day in Old San Juan with a pre-dinner stroll along the water, alongside the Old City Walls. It’s that time of day when everything seems to slow down, even the waters of the Caribbean Sea begin to ease into a glassy stillness - perfectly reflecting the midnight blue sky and the incandescent glow of the street lamps. Start from Paseo de la Princesa, at the Raices Fountain, and wind your way around the walls. Take in the views of the setting sun from the benches that line the walkway. Reminisce about the day and linger. There’s no need to rush into the night and tomorrow will come soon enough."
