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Old San Juan Travel Guide

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Ask T+L: Donating Miles, African Safari Packing List, Old San Juan, Tuscan Wine Country

November 2006 READER'S FIND Reader's Find Paris When I was in Paris recently, I dined at the cozy bistro Chateaubriand [129 Ave. Parmentier; 33-1/43-57-45-95; dinner...

Exploring Puerto Rico's Cuisine

Puerto Rico’s cuisine may be the best way to discover the soul of this island.

World's Most Scenic Walks

Along a windswept shore, atop a medieval wall, across an iconic bridge: here are 10 treks with postcard-perfect views—no hiking boots required.

Best U.S. Cities for Affordable Getaways

Can’t bear another staycation? Travel + Leisure readers offered their two cents on which U.S. cities are the best values for travelers.

Golfing Puerto Rico

You don't even need a passport to play the Caribbean's golfiest island—Puerto Rico

A-List: World's Top Travel Agents 2011

Whether you’re looking to plan the trip of a lifetime, secure a great guide, or snag a hotel upgrade, booking with an expert beats the...

America's Best Cities for Singles

Find out where to fly solo: Travel + Leisure readers have ranked the best cities for singles in America.

15 Quick Summer Getaways

What makes a perfect escape? Whether it's a hidden California wine valley, a white-sand beach in Mexico, or a not-to-be- missed region of Italy for...

T+L's Guide to San Juan, Puerto Rico

Sexy and sun-drenched, Puerto Rico's capital is about as exotic as you can get without going abroad.

Insider: San Juan

It's still best known for busy beaches, Spanish forts, and post-cruise sightseers, but San Juan is breaking away from its provincial past. A sophisticated fusion...
HOTELS

Hotel El Convento

Occupying a preserved 17th-century convent, Old San Juan's most glamorous boutique hotel is filled with Andalusian tiles, mahogany beams, and lavish antiques (like four-poster beds in all 58 guest... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Marmalade

Behind its traditional old-world façade, Marmalade is like a Technicolor fantasy: bright white spaces punctuated by hot pinks, aquamarines, and sunburst oranges; alcoves draped with diaphanous... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Nuyorican Café

Salsa is a national pastime in Puerto Rico; though it didn't originate on the island, it might as well have. For a sultry night of dancing, head to this tiny yet frenetic nightspot, tucked down an... more ›




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