We took the guided tour which is the only way to get into the grounds. You don't get to go inside much of the building but it was still interesting and only took about 35 minutes. More

The walk on the Fortaleza street is nice. This is the Governor's mansion so you are not really allowed in so we could not see the fort but the quaint shops are nice. More

really a nice place, the views were breathtaking, very clean, lots of history, and they had a demonstration while we were there. and the trolly around town was free on sunday and went right in front of us. More

it was closed the day we tried to enter, and the front door people didn't even talk to us when we asked their times and if they offered tours. one snorted under his breath when we turned around, which my husband found very rude. More

This World Heritage Site, a 40-room mansion completed in 1540 is the longest occupied Governors house under the US Flag. Tours are given on the hour, modest dress is suggested but they will offer cover-ups if needed. The tours are free and very informative. The view of the garden and the state seal in wonderful and only surpassed by the... More

Tours seem to happen in English and Spanish at 9:00A and 10:00A. The loveliest staff EVER! Wonderful guides show you the grounds of the property while a security guard "shadows" the group. Gorgeous vista's of San Juan Bay, beautiful Formal Sunken Gardens with Moorish Tiled fountain and their guides can answer almost any question imaginable. I've taken the tour twice... More

Busy shopping street full of souvenir and outlet shops. Great architecture though, but much better to see these late afternoon or evening. More

A must see. The majority of the Puerto Ricans have ever seen this magnificent palace. It is the house of the Governor, so you may imagine how beautiful it is. Schedule a visit, either with a tour guide in English or Spanish. They have the tours every hour and a donation of $3 is what they ask for. Plan for... More

i took a tour of this twice. the 1st time was very informative but seemed to drag on & on. the 2nd time i had a different tour guide and he was WONDERFUL. he gave the history . he allowed you to roam alone and see what interested you . it was wonderful old san juan is like walking the... More