El Morro, which sits within the San Juan National Historic Site, juts out of San Juan harbor and beckons to cruise ships. Construction of the hulking, six-story fortress started in 1539.

In 1539, the Spanish began building a fort in San Juan to fend off attacks from European rivals. The fort was known as "El Morro," and as the attacks on it multiplied, so too did its defenses.

Explore the historic Castillo San Felipe del Morro, a must-visit landmark in Old San Juan. Discover its rich history and stunning views of the ocean while enjoying the vibrant culture around the ...

Spanning 27 acres, Castillo San Cristóbal was built to protect Old San Juan from land attacks. It doesn't receive as many visitors or as much adoration as its sister fortification, El Morro, but ...

What's this market known for? The Mercado Agricola Natural farmers market takes place on Saturday mornings just outside the entrance of the iconic El Morro fort in Puerto Rico. Local farmers and ...

Another cultural amenity is in the process of being unveiled on Niagara Street (La Avenida San Juan). Along with a Verdin clock, banners, interpretive signage, a mural, and decorative lamp posts ...

The Caribbean islands offer the opportunity to experience the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico National Parks. From historic ...