Castillo San Felipe del Morro

This gorgeous place is at the end of the El Morro peninsula in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. In fact, it's Puerto Rico's National Monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built by Spanish. It's very well preserved. It has many levels, which means there are many stairs to go up, and you can take them to see everthing, but you'll need no less than three hours. Before the entrance there is an esplanade that was the scene of a great battle with the English. It has been invaded several times, but always without success. You can reach the gate of the fort with the little train that runs through

El Morro is castle in San Juan, Puerto Rico with Spanish architecture that dates back to the early 19th century. It was built to protect the coast from attacks by foreign countries. It is a very relaxing place that has a spectacular view.

Súper bien cuidado, donde se puede apreciar la huella española

A lovely place, great restaurants, nice view to the oceans and wonderful hotels.

Its amazing how it was built without today’s technology.

Great to better understand Spanish roots in Puerto Rican people!