Posted On: February 6th 2026, 04:06 pm
Getting lost in Old San Juan 🌈
✨ Castillo San Felipe del Morro: Historic Fort with six levels, tunnels, and beautiful view of the ocean.
✨ Fuente Raíces: the fountain sculpture represents the three main ancestral roots of Puerto Rican identity: Taíno, Spanish, and African.
✨Chocobar Cortés: Restaurant that serves chocolate based desserts and dishes!! Of course I had to try!! It’s a weird combination but it was absolutely delicious and I’d eat it over and over again. I got the Chocolate Grilled Cheese, Tostones and guacamole, and Quesito Cortés. The chocolate grilled cheese 100/100 🔥, I’ll be back to try their Chalupitas de Mofongo one day.
✨Barrachina: The birthplace of Piña Colada by the bartender Don Ramón Portas Mingot in 1963. However, there’s claims that bartender Ricardo García from Caribe Hilton Hotel created it in 1954. 🤷♀️ all I know is, it was delicious and a must have. Slightly a different taste than other piña colada I’ve had but in a good way!
Fun fact: Piña Colada became the first official drink of Puerto Rico in 1978.
✨Drunken Cookies: serves delicious gourmet cookies that comes with a shot of your choice per cookie! 12 cookies on rotation with 20 choices of mini shots. Comes with freebies if you buy 6 cookies and they offer cookie shots! Best cookie flavor was Churro with Carmel! I’ll be waiting for their nationwide shipping to launch !
✨Lots of Street Art
✨Lots of colorful streets
I truly enjoyed walking throughout old San Juan .
Borinquen Beauty 🌺
#puetrorico #oldsanjuan #exploremore #instatravel #beautiful What type of person are you when traveling?