Although all the Old San Juan area worth the visit and all streets are super interesting and unique, the Cale Fortaleza is one of my favorites. This street concentrates several stores that sell souvenirs, and assorted bars and restaurants, etc. More

Find out when you can have an outside tour of the Governor's Mansion, if you're into gardens and breathtaking views, this is well worth the 1/2 hour tour! Many great restaurants here including the trendy "Pirilo Pizza" which also has great pastas too! More

What a great little street. So many great shops to see. So many things to choose from More

Lots of shops and restaurants on this street. It is fun to walk and window shop. Many great choices for restaurants. You can't go wrong. More

The shops are mainly tacky souvenir hole in the walls, the jewelery stores are expensive and there is little in the way of authenticity. There are many beautiful buildings and plenty of opportunity to be had with empty store fronts, but there needs to be more initiative to diversify the retail options and recapture some of the elegance and life... More

This street is really fun to walk down and explore. It has high end shops to cheap tacky touristy shops to jewelry shops. It also has a good selection of restaurants. It is also home to Barrachina, the restaurant that is said to have invented the Pina Colada. The streets can be a bit congested when cruise ships are in... More

One of the interesting streets to amble through while shopping in the many stores and eating at the great restaurants More

A great street to spend a day or a half day. Everything you need. More

If you're looking for anything else than jewelles or souvenirs, this is not the place to go. Go to Las Americas instead. Very crowded when the cruise ships came in. More