Castillo San Felipe del Morro

❓ What do you think the ancient city built 500 years ago will be like? Deep? Heavy? Or mottled? The ancient city of San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital, will subvert your perception of the ancient city. This more than 500-year-old ancient city is colorful and dreamy, like a fairy tale world, even the police department is full of romantic sky blue. I am used to seeing the high-rise buildings of steel, cement, gray and white, and come to Puerto Rico to have a magnificent dream.💕📍 San Juan's narrow stone road steep slope, bright old houses 🏠, all reveal the atmosphere of joy and peace. Deep in the alley or in the small square, there are always happy crowds singing and dancing. The doors of various styles are embedded between the colorful walls, and there are places where net reds can take pictures and punch in. 📍 Castillo San Felipe del Morro There are two castles in the old city for sea defense in the early years. Buy a ticket and save a receipt. You can go to another castle for free on the same day. There is a large lawn in front of the castle, you can fly kites and picnic, and you can also see colorful small houses on the coast and the sea. 📍 YaucromaticYauco is a small town in the south of Puerto Rico. It has more than 60 color houses or paintings. It is different from the color of San Juan. The colors here are more bright and modern, and they are relatively small, so there are not many tourists. If you have enough time, you can come here to explore and take pictures. 📍 La Escalinata is the positioning of a painted staircase in Yauco town. There are many graffiti walls nearby that are also particularly artistic! 📍 Salinas de Cabo Rojo located in the southwest corner of Puerto Rico's main island, far from the old city, one-way 🚗 needs 2~3h, it is more troublesome to come alone, but if you are playing along the Southwest Ring Line, you must not miss this super romantic pink salt lake 💗, no filters, pink visible to the naked eye, The salt lake and sunset glow each other at sunset! ⚠️ Puerto Rico's official website latest news ❶ masks are no longer mandatory on the island (private and public places), but masks must be worn on all public transportation 😷. ❷ Domestic passengers do not need to present a vaccination certificate or a negative test before arriving on the island. ❸🇺🇸 Domestic passengers do not need to provide a vaccination certificate or a negative test certificate before arriving on the island. ❹ All passengers arriving on international flights ✈️ must present a COVID-19 negative test (antigen or PCR) and proof of vaccination within one day before departure. Children under 2 years old 👶🏻 are exempt from testing. ❺ Non-US 🇺🇸 Citizens or long-term residents need to show proof of fully vaccinated COVID-19 before traveling to the United States by plane from foreign countries. #Spring City Micro Vacation #US Tourism #Puerto Rico #City Takes #Few People Good place

El Morro Morro (Castillo San Felipe del Morro) was built in 1539, but completed in 1783 244 years later. By "though the ruler kept changing, the building kept going", one can imagine what a threat pirates and other countries' armies posed to the inhabitants there. The castle is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Part of the castle is open to the public, and you can visit the relics of the room. Inside the museum, the model of the building is reproduced, as well as videos of clothing, weapons and other displays, history and other instructions. In the castle, you can see the historical fort that is no longer in use, and the blue sky and white clouds are interesting. Occasionally I see the lazy cockroach. Standing on the gun platform, I inexplicably expect the sudden appearance of the Black Pearl at sea.