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| Hotel | GBP* | Distance | Rating |
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| Hotel Milano | £86 | 0.2 mi 0.3 km |
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| El Convento Hotel | £223 | 0.3 mi 0.4 km |
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| San Juan Park Hotel | £75 | 0.4 mi 0.7 km |
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| Holiday Inn Express San Juan | £85 | 0.6 mi 0.9 km |
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| Conrad San Juan Condado Plaza | £133 | 2.7 mi 4.3 km |
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| restaurant | Distance | Rating |
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| Sofia's | 0.2 mi 0.2 km |
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| El Asador, The Grill House | 0.2 mi 0.2 km |
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| St Germain Bistro & Cafe | 0.2 mi 0.3 km |
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| Thing to Do | Distance | Rating |
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| El Morro (Castillo de San Felipe del Morro) | 0.0 mi 0.0 km |
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| Old San Juan | 0.1 mi 0.2 km |
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| Flavors of San Juan Food and Culture Tours | 0.2 mi 0.4 km |
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| Title | Source |
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| “Fort San Crist_bal” | Frommer's |
| “Old San Juan - San Cristóbal Fort” | PlanetWare.com |
| “Old San Juan, for the Young” | Washington Post (free registration required) |
| “Puerto Rico's Land of the Rain Forest Coqui and the "Flaming June"” | TravelLady |
| “What's Doing in San Juan” | New York Times (free registration required) |
| “What's Doing in San Juan” | New York Times (free registration required) |
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| “San Cristobal Fort was an...” | VirtualTourist.com |
The historic site is pretty neat. It was a very pretty view at dusk. Really inexpensive... like 3 dollars a person. Hard to find parking. more
This place is worth your time. Here you shall be able to take plenty of pictures. It is the largest fortification ever built by the Spanish in the New World and was declared a World Heritage site in 1983. There is a small entrance fee, but it has been a while and I do not remember how much was it. more
We spent a day in Old San Juan and decided to start our day here. It was very interesting and beautiful to see this historic site in it's natural state. So many of the original furnishings and equipment were still there. We went into the dungeon, up into the spires, and got to look out onto the ocean from the... more
My family visited this site while in Puerto Rico. We had visited El Morro fort earlier and walked down to this area. My wife and daughter decided to shop, while my son and I toured this fort. We were able to tag along with a tour guide, who made the visit more enjoyable. A very interesting tour. We did not... more
The San Cristobal is a neat place and is just a short walk from El Morro. I recommend listening to the Park Ranger orientation because they only give 2 guided tours a day, one in English and one in Spanish. Have fun and enjoy. more
I was actually suprised at how cool I thought San Cristobal was. Very impressed. Buy the combined ticket to see both forts (Cristobal and El Morro). They both offer an amazing look back in time and some amazing scenery. My wife and I loved it. more
Well, although not as good as San Felipe Del Morro, Castillo San Cristobal is still an excellent fort to see. It is about 3/4 or maybe a mile from El Morro and you can see El Morro from San Cristobal. Right next to San Cristobal is La Perla. Don't go in there, it is gated off, but don't try. The... more
The Castillo de San Cristobal is a massive fort, but is not as well-known and thus visited as El Moro. Unfortunately, not all parts were accessible. Like El Moro, it invites one to wander and read the many placards. San Cristobal has a good history of 18th century military life, including a recreated barracks. If you take the NPS guided... more
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