About Fortaleze Street

Get into the lively ambiance of old San Juan at Fortaleza Street. Wandering the cobblestoned street lined with colonial-era structures, you can find numerous shops selling souvenirs, clothes, jewelry, and other things. Check out the bars, blend with the locals, and enjoy your drink. The street is a destination that represents the culture and spirit of its city. It offers endless shopping with a charmingly old-school backdrop. Try not to forget yourself in the enchanting hustle and bustle, and take plenty of pictures of balconies, colonial-style buildings. You could hop on a trolley if you want to move around faster. On this street, you would find a lot of things you want to take back home. The locally made works here are motivated by the island nation’s culture, color, and architecture. After some exhaustive shopping head to eat some famous seafood dishes and the iconic creamy cocktail.

Must See

  • Jewelry shops
  • Souvenirs shop
  • Clothes shop
  • Bars

How to reach

The street is located just 2 km away from the center. You could easily walk there.

Tips

  • Do stop by to purchase umbrellas.
  • The place is great for capturing some photographs.
  • The place has some awesome bars as well, in case you are tired of shopping. 
  • The street is narrow and parts of it are blocked off to vehicle traffic so that pedestrians can walk around easier.
  • Don't spend your money in the first shop you go to, because there are cheaper stores all over the area. Shop around. Bargain.
  • Try to go there early morning to avoid the rush.

Visit Time

Sunday: Open 24 hours

Monday: Open 24 hours

Tuesday: Open 24 hours

Wednesday: Open 24 hours

Thursday: Open 24 hours

Friday: Open 24 hours

Saturday: Open 24 hours

Time Icon

Waiting Time

None

 

Entrance Fee Icon

Entrance Fee

No

 

Time you can spend Icon

Time you can spend

1.5 hours

 

Weather Icon

Weather

Broken Clouds 25.47°C

 

Local Services in San Juan (Contact directly)

Discussion

No threads yet!

Be the first one to start a thread.

Top Attractions in San Juan

Top Cities in Puerto Rico