This is easy to find in old San Juan. The fountain is so lovely and full of detail so spend some time looking at it. Very peaceful and not crowded. Continue along the path to see some beautiful scenery!

This is a beautiful partially waterside 19th century pedestrian promenade about half a mile in length which runs parallel and adjacent to the southwestern sections of the Walls of Old San Juan. You will see beautiful fountains, sculptures , Victorian lampposts, large trees... If you continue walking on the path alongside the bay toward the City Gate and Castillo San Felipe del Morro, you'll continue to have many photo ops. Take water, a hat and very comfortable walking shoes! Enjoy!

Great trip. We arrived at approximately 3:30 pm and made our way towards the entrance of the park. There was a fountain in the center of the park with various sculptures attached to it. There was a path directly next to the fountain that took us alongside the water. The trail offered stunning views of the water, and the old city wall. We were able to admire the architecture and reflect on how long it took to build the structure. The trail was relatively easy, and consisted of walking on a flat, paved surface for a majority of the walk. Tip: I recommend spending 45 minutes walking the trail and admiring the fountain.

The day my family went there were fantastic street vendors selling hand crafted goods for very reasonable prices! I bought a crochet stingray and my brother bought a crochet chicken! My favorite booth. 18$ each, which felt very reasonable for crochet pieces. Very friendly, kind and hard working people. The woman I bought from was so patient even though my card was giving me trouble. I love supporting local artisans wherever I travel. The street itself and the statue were beautiful, such amazing architecture. We loved going at dusk, we just got done with dinner and enjoyed a nice stroll.