Click on an image in the photo gallery below to learn more about each of the walking trail sites. It then leads you through our downtown to visit adobes, stone, wooden and western false front early California structures, and then in the outlying areas of the city, to notable historic homes and sites of importance to our rich cultural history, each with its own captivating story. Your adventure begins at our name-sake, Mission San Juan Bautista, whose vast central plaza is surrounded by the San Juan Bautista State Historic Park. That said, from La Casita, walk along the waterfront (east) with. A full walking trail brochure is available at the Welcome Center, 319 3rd Street. As you walk along, remember to check the map and the directory for more sites and information. Click HERE for a downloadable version of the walking trail map. According to the Orcas Power & Light Co-op outage map, more than 4,600 customers.
Home to California’s largest Spanish era mission, nationally recognized State Historic Park and Downtown National Historic District, as you walk through San Juan Bautista you will gain an appreciation of California’s people, from Native Americans to the Spanish and Mexican influences, to the early American period of the 19th century.įorty-nine historic and fascinating sites lie along San Juan Bautista’s two-mile historic walking trail, affording residents and visitors with a unique chance to experience one of the most historic destinations in the state. A cars headlights are seen past people walking on a dark in San Juan.
Of course, you don't need to restrict yourself to Fortaleza Street to enjoy good food in the old city, but the variety and quality of food options found here make it a good bet for a great meal.Enjoy San Juan Bautista’s rich California heritage at the perfect pace, one step at a time on this self-guided walking trail of historically significant sites.
In Old San Juan, Calle de la Fortaleza (Fortaleza Street) has carved out its reputation as the city’s Restaurant Row, and is home to some of the best eateries in town South Fortaleza, known as the SoFo District, even has its own biannual culinary festival. Whether you prefer chic lounge vibes of upscale joints like Marmalade, grungy and funky bars like El Batey Bar, or multi-level discos (there are many to choose from), Old San Juan doesn't seem so old once the sun goes down.ĭining in Puerto Rico is also an incredibly rewarding experience, whether you're seeking local classics like mofongo, gourmet international cuisine, or a delightfully inventive fusion of Caribbean and global flavors. When it comes to the best lounges, bars, and nightclubs in greater San Juan, you'll find several of them in Old San Juan, a section of the island known for its active nightlife scene. Guide Name: Old San Juan Walking Tour Guide Location: Puerto Rico San Juan (See other walking tours in San Juan) Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Sightseeing) of Attractions: 10 Tour Duration: 2 Hour (s) Travel Distance: 3.1 Km or 1.
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