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If you are a keen supporter of classical music you will definitely want to stop at the Pablo Casals Museum or Museo de Casals in Puerto Rico. The Museum, which is centered on musical instruments, can be found in San Jose Plaza in Old San Juan in a building that dates back to the 18th century. The museum is devoted to the famous Spanish cellist Pablo Casals who passed away in the early 1970's and it is full of memorabilia that originated with him. Nearly forty years later Pablo's music and his humanist crusades against political oppression still live on.

One of the islands most recognized restaurants is just a few steps away (10 min. walk)

The Catedral de San Juan is a beautiful and central religious landmark not just in Old San Juan, but for all of Puerto Rico. The church has been burned, looted, and wrecked by hurricanes, but it has withstood the test of time and now is the island's most revered religious site. Inside, a tour of the church reveals Ponce de León's remains, the glass-encased mummy of St. Pio, a Roman martyr, and lovely stained-glass windows.

First-time visitors to Old San Juan simply cannot leave without visiting El Morro. The fortress is one of the most impressive structures on the island, encapsulating Puerto Rico’s role as a guardian of the New World. Within these walls, you can feel the awesome power this bastion of defense once commanded, and you can bear witness to nearly half a century of military history that began with the Spanish conquistadores and ended with World War II.

Hundreds of beers from around the world

unique world class culinary experiences awaits just walking distance from the Sheraton Old San Juan hotel & Casino