Beyond the thick windows Of my house (Casa) Brown children play across The street in the park By the church: play In the dirt…! A Christian parade—in the Evening goes up and down The neighborhood’s streets— Stopping at certain houses, Hoping to Christianize! There is dancing and drinking At the new Nightclub Up the road, by the Tram— Echoes of music ‘til 2:00 AM Neon lights blinking— Laughter, love, religion— It is all here, all part of life In this one little corner of the world In San Juan...read more. When you've got a city that's over 400 years old, it's a shame not to revisit the rich history and grandeur of its colorful past. San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, offers a generous taste of the Old World, from its cobbled streets to its impressive architecture. The overwhelming Spanish influence seen in San Juan can be traced back to 1521, when it was established as a settlement of the Spanish empire. Over centuries, the city has seen ships of mercantilism and military dominance docking an...read more. If you want to go on a holiday to San Juan, you are in for the experience of your life. San Juan is a place that is an eclectic mix of history, culture, beaches and friendly people. Old San Juan was a walled city, which is a retrospect to the ancient Spanish colonies. It is now a square mile of restored architecture, plazas, forts and a spectacular sea facing esplanade. The beaches and resorts are plentiful in the Isla Verde area and the Urban Condado region. Santurce quarter is popular for it...read more.