San Juan Attractions
Sightseeing
18 Cll Marseilles
18 Calle MarseillesVisit us for San Juan bike rental, and kayak & paddleboard rental.
The only free outdoor beach shower in Condado.
The park and beach is populated by hotels and restaurants in the area that provide its residents with a place to find food, drinks, local attractions, or a beach-front view to enjoy the scene. La Ventana al Mar provides one of the only free outdoor beach-front showers so you can rinse-off any sand and and salt while refreshing yourself.
Things to Do & See
Dining
Beachfront access
Free Outdoor Shower
For Dining & Drinks
Ben & Jerry’s Condado
Tacos & Tequila
Cayo Blanco Seafood Restaurant
Chloe Condado
The 1.8 hectare public space was developed by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico’s Tourism Company and designed by Puerto Rican architect Andrés Mignucci, La Ventana al Mar has won numerous awards for design excellence including awards in the American Institute of Architects Puerto Rico Chapter Design Awards, the Puerto Rico Architecture Biennale, the Miami + Beach Architecture Biennale (Bronze Medal) and the Iberoamerican Architecture Biennale.
118 locals recommend
Plaza Ventana del Mar
1054 Ashford AveThe only free outdoor beach shower in Condado.
The park and beach is populated by hotels and restaurants in the area that provide its residents with a place to find food, drinks, local attractions, or a beach-front view to enjoy the scene. La Ventana al Mar provides one of the only free outdoor beach-front showers so you can rinse-off any sand and and salt while refreshing yourself.
Things to Do & See
Dining
Beachfront access
Free Outdoor Shower
For Dining & Drinks
Ben & Jerry’s Condado
Tacos & Tequila
Cayo Blanco Seafood Restaurant
Chloe Condado
The 1.8 hectare public space was developed by the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico’s Tourism Company and designed by Puerto Rican architect Andrés Mignucci, La Ventana al Mar has won numerous awards for design excellence including awards in the American Institute of Architects Puerto Rico Chapter Design Awards, the Puerto Rico Architecture Biennale, the Miami + Beach Architecture Biennale (Bronze Medal) and the Iberoamerican Architecture Biennale.
A visit to the so-called walled city is like traveling back in time. As the second oldest town in America, a walk up and down blue cobblestone streets of Old San Juan is a gateway into the core of Puerto Rican history and culture.
902 locals recommend
Viejo San Juan
A visit to the so-called walled city is like traveling back in time. As the second oldest town in America, a walk up and down blue cobblestone streets of Old San Juan is a gateway into the core of Puerto Rican history and culture.
astillo San Felipe del Morro
Better known as El Morro, this impressive citadel is one of the largest fortifications built by the Spaniards in the Caribbean during the 16th century. Made up by six staggered levels that integrate barracks, dungeons, and storerooms, this fortress was designed to protect the city from attacks made by sea and it still has some of the original cannons facing the ocean. In its history, El Morro was never defeated by the enemy.
492 locals recommend
El Morro
Calle Beneficenciaastillo San Felipe del Morro
Better known as El Morro, this impressive citadel is one of the largest fortifications built by the Spaniards in the Caribbean during the 16th century. Made up by six staggered levels that integrate barracks, dungeons, and storerooms, this fortress was designed to protect the city from attacks made by sea and it still has some of the original cannons facing the ocean. In its history, El Morro was never defeated by the enemy.