Car rental San Juan - Downtown, Argentina

San Juan Downtown and the Little City at Night

San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rican state and is one of the most important cities in the Caribbean, and one of the most important cities in the United States. Its coastal beaches line the island's beautiful Atlantic coastline, while its narrow main beach front faces the beautiful island of Isla Verde.

Cobblestoned Old Town features colorful old colonial buildings, many of which date back to the early 1700s. The cobblestone streets are lined with beautifully painted restaurants, shops and other businesses. Old Town is home to many historical attractions, including the San Juan de Dios Museum and the San Juan Historical Society. Nearby is the historic Colon Museum, the oldest museum in the Western Hemisphere, and the historic San Miguel de Allende Cathedral, which dates back to 1514. There are a number of restaurants, bars and nightclubs in the area, including the popular bars of the beachfront community.

Cobblestoned Old Town is also home to an assortment of public beaches, from the beautiful Playa del Carmen beach to the more remote Corozal Beach. Most beaches are privately owned, but the beach between the Paseo del Carmen and Paseo Del Rosario is open to the public. If you are looking for the serenity and quiet of a private beach, you should try Corozal Beach, which is only two blocks away from Old Town. Some of the beaches along this beach are designated as beaches with lifeguards on duty.

If you don't feel like visiting Old Town, then you may want to visit San Juan Downtown. San Juan Downtown is a city full of great things to do. The downtown area is home to a number of popular tourist attractions, including the San Juan de Dios Park, the Juan Carlos Park and the Plaza San Lucas, which are located just across the street from the downtown area. Other popular attractions include the Capitan Church, the historic Old San Antonio Church, the San Jose Church, the Mission Basilica of St. Ignatius and the Cathedral of San Juan de Dios. The Capitan Church was built in 1767 and offers some of the best views of the city from the downtown area.

Many families enjoy the cobblestone environment and spend weekends lounging around its wide beaches. Cobblestone pathways and parks surround cobblestoned streets. The park is a popular spot for joggers and walkers, and is also home to many museums. The San Juan River is a major attraction during the summer months, with rafting, kayaking and kayak rentals offered by several companies. The Capitan Church is home to many popular events and cultural events.

There are a lot of different kinds of restaurants, bars and nightclubs, and these can be found along the cobblestone pathways and along the cobblestoned roads. The cobblestone streets are perfect for strolling and enjoying the city as it is.