Balcony with no gap at toe area | Bigkitty Gallery

Created on: Thursday 13 February 2020
Posted on: Monday 4 July 2022
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Albums: Vacations / 2020 NCL Dawn Southern Caribbean Cruise / Puerto Rico
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This ensured that gentlemen did not look up the dress/skirt of the ladies on the balconies.

Bastión de las Palmas de San José

2 different pork dishes

A cup of garbanzada, a traditional Puerto Rican chickpea stew

A view of the cruise port

An espresso shot

Balcony with no gap at toe area

Bronze statue of Catalino 'Tite' Curet Alonso

Casa Alcaldía de San Juan

Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista

Chocolate Martini at the Chocobar

Closer view of the table

Different view of Plaza de la Barandilla

El Convento - started as a Carmelite convent in 1651

Fuente de la Herencia de las Américas

Full view of La Perla

Good morning San Juan

Historical architecture with the modern version

Historical stage at the restaurant

Info on Catalino 'Tite' Curet Alonso

Inside view from the street of Catedral de San Juan Bautista

La Fortaleza in the back and the hanging PR flag

Last stop - Princesa Cocina Cultura

Looking out to the Atlantic Ocean at La Perla

Looking up to where the walk down started from

Newer balconies have the gap at the bottom

Next stop - Hotel Plaza de Armas coffee bar

Nice white cockatoos hanging around

Original brick pavers line the streets in Old San Juan

Our beverage had mint and lime in it

Our first stop on our Food Tour - La Carreta

Our tour guide sharing history of the plaza

Part of Plaza de la Barandilla

Part of the original fort

Second stop - Deaverdura

Simple platter of pulled pork, rice, and beans

Stuffed Sweet Plantains With Corned Beef Croquettes

Sunsetting on San Juan

The way to Paseo de la Princesa

Walking along a street in Old San Juan

Walking along the wall down

You can see the thickness of the fort wall

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