Loved Old San Juan so much when we were there two days in the spring that we are returning for a few days as a stopover on our way to the BVI. We stayed at the Sheraton and thoroughly toured Fort San Cristobal, the streets around the Sheraton, and the waterfront are past the tourism building. This time around I want to see what I missed the first time. A few questions:

El Morrow - Felt that San Cristobal actually had more to explore in the way of exhibits, etc. I keep feeling that I missed something at El Morro. Admittedly I didn't ask anyone while I was there as we had met another couple who didn't really want to walk around as it was so hot. Are there museum-like exhibits? Are there tunnels to explore? I will do a better job of asking once I am there, but have wondered whether we should go back to that fort.

San Juan Cemetery - Would very much like to explore this cemetery. I don't really remember giving it much thought when I was there. I just noticed the area down the hillside where tourists really shouldn't venture. It seems that the cemetery is in that area. Am I correct? Is it a safe place to go during the day? If so, what is the best way to enter the cemetery?

I keep reading about walking along the city walls. We walked along the waterfront up to the city gate. Exactly what is meant by walking along the walls?

We will again be staying at the Sheraton. I'm thinking of taking the trolley up to El Morrow and working my way back towards the waterfront. I know there are a lot of interesting things up in that area that we have not seen.

By the way, for anyone reading this who has never been to Old San Juan, that was my first visit, and I was completely impressed by how clean and beautiful the city was. My husband was a Spanish teacher many years ago, so our travels are a little easier. However, we found everyone we spoke to to be very friendly and helpful.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Judy from Bethany Beach, DE