San Juan Hill? If you love history and the Spanish-American War is of interest, you gotta go here. Teddy Roosevelt, Rough riders, etc. Dis is da place. :-}

This is an historic site but not scintillating. We learned that the Cubans see the war not just as the Spanish-American War but at the Spanish-Cuban-American war. Indeed it did involve Cuba. Sounds like some White House spin on the name we have called this...More

San Juan Hill was made famous by President Teddy Roosevelt and the rough riders. If you imagined a large hill, forget this. The President obviously had good PR. Small monuments at the top to Spanish, Cuban, and American soldiers, which is very respectful. But not...More

The San Juan Heights battlefield consisted of two hills: San Juan Hill and Kettle Hill to the north. Teddy Roosevelt and the Roughriders charged up Kettle Hill to take a Spanish fortress. Unfortunately, Kettle Hill has been developed and a large building now occupies it....More

As a photographer, a history and nature lover this historical park located on a hill and surrounded by exuberant vegetation has always grabbed my attention. See the cannons dating of 1898 & used on the decisive battle of the Spanish-American war made me feel like...More

San Juan Hill really is a hill. The historical monuments from the Spanish-American war are at the top of the hill. It is a popular park that is quite well-maintained. There is a small amusement park adjacent to the site.

From this place you have a wonderful view of the city and the mountains surronded, good chance to relax enjoy a drink.