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Castillo San Felipe del Morro
A sixteenth century fortress raised on the headland commanding the entrance to San Juan Bay, with six levels and a vast green esplanade in front. It is part of the national historic site run by the federal park service and sits on the World Heritage list. The ticket also covers San Cristóbal for several days, so plan to see both on the same trip.
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The lawn in front fills with kites on windy days, and that scene belongs to the place as much as the fortress does.
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