Parque de Santurce — Attraction in San Juan

Parque Ciudadela is a beautiful and very clean park—great for a walk or a picnic, with plenty of green space and thoughtful touches like water bowls and trash cans for dogs.

But the experience was ruined when we were screamed at just for trying to take photos with a professional camera. I was simply practicing photography and security told us we had to contact their “promotions team” for permission. They gave us zero contact info, no names, nothing. It was confusing and honestly embarrassing.

To make it worse, there were dogs off-leash in areas that had clear signs against it, which felt unsafe. And while dogs have water, there’s nothing available for humans walking the trail in the heat.

It’s a shame, because the park is lovely—but the strict and inconsistent enforcement makes it...

It's a beautiful open space park with plenty of walking areas, a kids' playground, and a dog park. It connects with the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico. You can get easy access to the entrance of this park if you are visiting Ciudadela, Pueblo, or the nearby offices. The only thing missing is shaded areas. Even the kids' playground could use a shaded spot for parents. Also, I didn't see any garbage bin in that area, so had to take my garbage with me. There is security in the entrance, which is good. Felt very new and clean. Overall, it's a great place to walk around...

I was told i could not use my camera because its a professional camera (which is not). i asked what is the definition of a professional camera? “anything with a lens.” . I asked what type of lens or length was not allowed, they were not able to give me an answer. By that logic your phone should not be aloud as well sense it also has lenses. If this is so important it should be posted on the rules when you walk in or educate security on which...