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El Morro and San Cristobal

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El Morro and San Cristobal Reviews

Dec 21, 2007
El Morro and San Cristóbal are two Spanish forts in Old San Juan. Kids would probably find them enjoyable because they are filled with "secret" passageways and tunnels (especially San Cristóbal). My favorite was El Morro because I was able to look down and see a magnificent view of the ocean waves crashing against the fort. I think that you get a special deal if you buy tickets for both forts at once.
missandrea81 says:
I bought a drawing of El Morro which is now hanging on my wall and makes me wanna go back! The view is really perfect!
Posted on: Jan 10, 2008
vances says:
We heard San Cristóbal was best for youngsters...but dang, we only made it to El Morro!
Posted on: Dec 21, 2007
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