Condado, Isla Verde and Carolina ( San Juan ) are the perfect places to shop. There a huge shopping malls with allot of outlets for the money savers. There is a big cultural heritage in old San Juan that makes you feel like a 17 th century colonial traveler. The transportation in San Juan is fantastic you can find taxi’s everywhere, there are great public bus connections to all the tourist places and San Juan isn’t a city to get lost in so you can easily rent a car.

4 août 1982 : AG constitutive du CIGV

Belle ville qui est situé entre la chaleur caraibéene et le spectaculaire américain. Plein les yeux!

Awesome place to party, hang out or just tour around. old school city and new school sky scrapers. Bus systems sucked. Food was great. Beach after Beach after beach.

I'v been there for about 30 minutes for a wild taxi drive from the cruise ship port to the airport. We had to leave the criuse to fly home for funeral of mother-in-law who died on our 2nd day out to sea. We couldn't get off the ship until we reached port in San Juan, 2 days later.

San Juan is one of the most AMAZING cities in Puerto Rico...its so full of history! You cant visit this city and not checkout "El Morro" a six level fortress sitting on 74 acres right on the Ocean...beautiful :)

The Beaches of Isla Verde, Condado, and Old San Juan are very nice. And the arcitecture in Old San Juan is great too. It's very clean.

Playa Gorda is in a nice public park there. It's a very nice beach but it's kinda hard to find. But worth it.

San juan is a nice place to visit, but be careful sometimes the locals want to sell you stuff. If you looking for the best cab driver baragin with them on the best deals with other drivers

San Juan is a cool city, but you definitely need to rent a car to see everything worth seeing. Viejo San Juan is the stereotypical tourist area, and it certainly merits your attention, but don't spend too much time there. There's so much to see not only in San Juan, but around it (like El Yunque rainforest), and also throughout the whole island. With a little bit of time and a car you could see lots of neat parts of the whole island, and even swing a visit to one of the smaller islands off the eastern coasts and hit up the bioluminescent bay in Vieques or el Pozo de Jacinto in Isabela. The city of Saint John and the Island of enchantment deserve more than two or three days; a week at the minimum will get you started.