圣胡安国家历史遗址

圣胡安的地标，西班牙无敌舰队鼎盛时期的堡垒，500多年屹立不倒，登上堡垒可以近180度环视加勒比海和大西洋，扼住了加勒比海的入海口，世界遗产，门票3刀

这里车开不过来 要有走路的准备 不要穿难走路的鞋子！！我朋友穿了高更鞋差点滑倒！我们去的时候是雨季 天空灰蒙蒙的 经过一片E Morror草坪的时候突然天气放晴 好美 然后古堡门票是3美金 当地人说觉得无聊 就没去 海边全是大大小小的坟墓 注意安全 特别是在照相的时候在古城墙旁边的石头很滑容易滑倒 不过我们去了古城堡内 欣赏到了绝美的风景

我丈夫超喜欢这里!在我们飞往圣基茨之前,我们在这都留了了一点时间,要注意,那没有护栏,可有些下来的地方很陡,小孩子很容易掉下去。另外,我们去的时候正赶上很热的时候,我很难受,不过我丈夫在糖果店里,完全成了个孩子。

我2003年和朋友一起去的波多黎各,我第一件事情就是想去看一下莫罗城堡。这是一座比较古老的城堡。周围有不同的蜿蜒着的街道。其中一条街道是通向 拉佩拉的。这是波多黎各的一个风气比较差的社区。在城堡里面散步非常惬意。

要有走路的心理准备!先是要走一条长长的小路,直到一片通往El Morro(埃尔莫罗)的绿草地,一旦到了那里,你会感到很欣慰你努力做到了。进入城堡花费3美元而已,如果你要两个公园的通票,也不过是5美元。城堡的各个角落都能看到非常美的海景和海岸景色。每一部分的展览都有英语和西语的解说,让你能了解一些埃尔莫罗的历史。如果你到了圣胡安,这里风景优美,绝对值得一去。

这座令人惊奇的建筑物已经将近500年了,充满了历史故事。我对那些为这座巨大的工程做出的人力牺牲、工程师和建筑师做出的贡献以及所花的时间赶到敬畏。这是一座无与伦比的建筑。

Beautiful, you really need a full day to see everything they have to offer. Gorgeous views, the portholes smelled like urine.

My husband and I spent most of the day exploring the historic sites. The history was amazing, the views were breath-taking, and it was just a fantastic day of exploring. We ended up there on a national museum day and ended up getting in free. That was a nice treat. Even then, the crowds weren't bad at all.

We went here during our trip in 2011. It was a lot of fun, great for kids, and only cost around three dollars, which also included admission to the smaller fort, Cristobal. The views are spectacular, and there are tons of nooks and crannies and secret staircases to explore.

The site is unique ! At the tip of the land, on top of Old San Juan, the old fort offers a magnific view. If you want to go in the fort, theres a fee.

Take the time to visit this historic site. It's only $4 per person to get in and that buys you a week long pass to all the parks and rec. sites in the city. Wear comfortable shoes as you will do a lot of walking but it is worth the uphill walk to see it.

Touring the forts was well worth the time. Lots of history of the area, you can take as long or as little time as you choose.

To be able to walk through history was awesome. I would highly recommend this for all ages, but please do keep track of your kids. We saw several kids running around and there are certainly areas where caution must be taken. Also if you are older and/or have trouble walking stairs/steps, you might want to stay away.There is a ton of walking so please watch your step and enjoy the history.

I have been here 4 times over 9 years and love to go each time. It is a dramatic landscape where there's lots of kite flying (thus wind) and an historic fort. If you go at day's end/sunset, it is absolutely gorgeous with the sun sinking over the ocean beyond the fort It's a lot of walking so be prepared with comfy footwear. Fort closes at 6 pm but give yourself about 1 hr. to see the interior of fort if you wish but not necessary. Great place for photos. Historic, colorful and breathtaking.

Try pushing up a 96 year old in a wheelchair up the hills of San Juan.That is exactly what I did to get to Fort San Juan.A taxi wanted to take us there for $15 but I needed to work off my girlish figure with exercise.After 4 days on a cruise ship the "Buddha" syndrome can set in.The Buddha syndrome is one that causes people to have his belly after the endless buffets and room service not to mention the dinners.Having visited the Fort twice I pushed him in the chair.When we got there, he was rewarded a USA National Parks pass for ANY of the National Parks as well as 3 guests because he is a disabled Veteran!Membership has its privileges.I veered off to the right side and as I was getting a good view of the sea, I saw upstairs a group of 20 or more Navy reserve personnel.I strained climbing the steep hill with the Wheelchair and got to the top just as they were getting ready to leave.I begged them for a group photo with my Father and they obliged!Best shot of the cruise!After that we saw up close and personal a 2-3 foot long iguana and he was on top of the fort and was indeed King of the mountain.He let me snap photos for minutes and that was really cool!The way back down was equally fun as I had to hold his wheelchair backwards and go in the street.The sidewalks are old, decrepit and not wheelchair friendly.About halfway down, a Police officer on a motorcycle asked if I needed help and we said no.But he did hold up traffic so I could continue my downward spiral backing my Father down ever so carefully.The photos I shot of my dad and the streets do not do much justice to the steep level I and to climb and descend.