An Old San Juan restaurant on Calle Fortaleza serving Puerto Rican dishes and alcohol-free piña coladas.
A Puerto Rican diner on Calle San Justo in Old San Juan.
A chocolate cafe where chocolate turns up in nearly every dish, with Puerto Rican plates and a kids' menu for ages up to 10.
An outdoor pool with a waterslide and a whirlpool, and 531 rooms with balconies and mini-refrigerators in Condado.
A bi-level Wave Wing suite with a king bedroom, a second bedroom with two double beds and a lagoon-view terrace, plus an infinity pool and a toddler pool.
Beachfront resort with more than one pool, right on the sand.
A San Juan green space with shade, open in the section reached from Avenida Piñero.
A Puerta de Tierra park with playgrounds, shaded sidewalks and picnic areas.
A pizzeria on Calle de la Tanca in Old San Juan.
Puerto Rican cooking on Paseo de la Princesa, near the public playground.
An Old San Juan coffeehouse with its own micro-roasting setup and Puerto Rican coffee from farm to cup.
A San Juan park with a kids' play area, 17 tennis courts, a track, a canoe and kayak launch, mangroves and drinking fountains.
A historic waterfront walk in Old San Juan with a fountain, next to Parque del Niño.
A redesigned playground in Old San Juan, run by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company beside Paseo de la Princesa.
An upscale modern Puerto Rican restaurant on Calle Canals, with a rooftop bar called Azotea.
A taqueria for tacos and fuller Mexican plates.
Gelato and sorbet on Calle Fortaleza, with rotating flavors that include no-added-sugar options.
A palm-lined beach with a reef-protected shore.
Small French-style bistro with lemon ricotta pancakes, quiche, pita pizzas and lots of vegetarian dishes at brunch.
The second San Juan fort, on the same pass as El Morro, with sunny ramparts, steep slopes and uneven steps to climb.
A historic San Juan fort with steep ramps and uneven steps, and a lawn where kids fly kites.
Puerto Rican comfort food, with breakfast on the menu too.
A Spanish and Puerto Rican bakery and café on McLeary Avenue, known for its many sandwiches.
An art museum with a hands-on exhibition space for kids, a sculpture garden and workshops.
A small Old San Juan plaza known for feeding the pigeons.
Plaza with a fountain and tall totem poles.
Puerto Rican cooking in a room styled on old country life, with mofongo served in a pilón and cod fritters picky eaters go for.
Paletas and other frozen desserts to take away, on Calle Tetuán in Old San Juan.
An arcade and urban adventure park at Distrito T-Mobile, with ziplines and courses alongside the arcade.
