5 free things in Puerto Rico
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
Tourists walk near the 16th century Spanish fort called El Morro in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. There's an entrance fee to enter the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, but the best way to enjoy this U.S. National Historic Site requires no money at all. The fort that towers over San Juan Bay, known universally as just “El Morro,” is a great place to stroll, especially at sunset. The massive rolling expanse of grass at the foot of the fort has spectacular views in any direction. It's a popular place to picnic and fly a kite, sold by nearby street vendors. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
Tourists walk near the 16th century Spanish fort called El Morro in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. There's an entrance fee to enter the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, but the best way to enjoy this U.S. National Historic Site requires no money at all. The fort that towers over San Juan Bay, known universally as just “El Morro,” is a great place to stroll, especially at sunset. The massive rolling expanse of grass at the foot of the fort has spectacular views in any direction. It's a popular place to picnic and fly a kite, sold by nearby street vendors. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
Tourists walk near the 16th century Spanish fort called El Morro in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. There's an entrance fee to enter the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, but the best way to enjoy this U.S. National Historic Site requires no money at all. The fort that towers over San Juan Bay, known universally as just “El Morro,” is a great place to stroll, especially at sunset. The massive rolling expanse of grass at the foot of the fort has spectacular views in any direction. It's a popular place to picnic and fly a kite, sold by nearby street vendors.(AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
People walk in a street of the historic colonial section of San Juan named Old San Juan in Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. In recent years, Old San Juan has been on an upswing; its cobblestone streets are cleaner and livelier. New stores, restaurants and coffee shops have opened and many of the old homes have been restored. It's a working city, home to the governor's office and mansion _ said to be the oldest in the western hemisphere _ as well as other government offices and an increasing number of professional firms. It's also become an increasingly busy cruise ship port and outlet and luxury goods shops have proliferated in response. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
People walk through a cobblestone street in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. In recent years, Old San Juan has been on an upswing; its cobblestone streets are cleaner and livelier. New stores, restaurants and coffee shops have opened and many of the old homes have been restored. It's a working city, home to the governor's office and mansion _ said to be the oldest in the western hemisphere _ as well as other government offices and an increasing number of professional firms. It's also become an increasingly busy cruise ship port and outlet and luxury goods shops have proliferated in response. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
Tourists walk near the 16th century Spanish fort called El Morro in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. There's an entrance fee to enter the Castillo San Felipe del Morro, but the best way to enjoy this U.S. National Historic Site requires no money at all. The fort that towers over San Juan Bay, known universally as just “El Morro,” is a great place to stroll, especially at sunset. The massive rolling expanse of grass at the foot of the fort has spectacular views in any direction. It's a popular place to picnic and fly a kite, sold by nearby street vendors. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
People walk in a street of the historic colonial section of San Juan named Old San Juan in Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. In recent years, Old San Juan has been on an upswing; its cobblestone streets are cleaner and livelier. New stores, restaurants and coffee shops have opened and many of the old homes have been restored. It's a working city, home to the governor's office and mansion _ said to be the oldest in the western hemisphere _ as well as other government offices and an increasing number of professional firms. It's also become an increasingly busy cruise ship port and outlet and luxury goods shops have proliferated in response. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
People walk in a street of the historic colonial section of San Juan named Old San Juan in Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. In recent years, Old San Juan has been on an upswing; its cobblestone streets are cleaner and livelier. New stores, restaurants and coffee shops have opened and many of the old homes have been restored. It's a working city, home to the governor's office and mansion _ said to be the oldest in the western hemisphere _ as well as other government offices and an increasing number of professional firms. It's also become an increasingly busy cruise ship port and outlet and luxury goods shops have proliferated in response. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
A woman walk in a street of the historic colonial section of San Juan named Old San Juan in Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. In recent years, Old San Juan has been on an upswing; its cobblestone streets are cleaner and livelier. New stores, restaurants and coffee shops have opened and many of the old homes have been restored. It's a working city, home to the governor's office and mansion _ said to be the oldest in the western hemisphere _ as well as other government offices and an increasing number of professional firms. It's also become an increasingly busy cruise ship port and outlet and luxury goods shops have proliferated in response. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
People enjoy a sunny day at the Isla Verde Beach, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. A good tip for all Puerto Rican beaches is to go early in the morning when the water is calm and there are no crowds. Otherwise, go to Vieques, which has spectacular beaches and that are secluded even in the high season. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
People enjoy a sunny day at the Isla Verde Beach, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. A good tip for all Puerto Rican beaches is to go early in the morning when the water is calm and there are no crowds. Otherwise, go to Vieques, which has spectacular beaches and that are secluded even in the high season. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
Travel-Trip-5 Free Things-Puerto Rico
People enjoy a sunny day at the Isla Verde Beach, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Jan. 24, 2013. A good tip for all Puerto Rican beaches is to go early in the morning when the water is calm and there are no crowds. Otherwise, go to Vieques, which has spectacular beaches and that are secluded even in the high season. (AP Photo/Ricardo Arduengo)
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