Walkway of the Presidents — Attraction in San Juan

If you're a history buff or just appreciate unique and thought-provoking public art, the Paseo de los Presidentes in San Juan, Puerto Rico is a must-visit attraction. This outdoor park features larger-than-life bronze statues of the nine U.S. presidents who visited the island during their terms in office, each accompanied by a plaque with information about their visit.

The Walkway of the Presidents provides a fascinating glimpse into the complex relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States, and the impact that each president had on the island's history. The statues are beautifully crafted and well-maintained, and the park itself is a peaceful and inviting space for reflection and contemplation.

Located in the heart of San Juan, the Paseo de los Presidentes is easily accessible and free to the public. It's a wonderful opportunity to learn about Puerto Rico's political history while enjoying a pleasant stroll through a lovely park. Whether you're a tourist or a local, this unique attraction is definitely worth...

Our private guide took us here and we stopped for a picture taking opportunity. There are a number of bronze statues of US Presidents represented who visited the island after the Spanish-American war ended in 1898. There are nine presidents and I chose two take the picture of President Dwight Eisenhower who visited in 1960 and who also the Supreme Commanding General who some would say won the war against the Germans and Italians in Europe. The majority seemed to be interested in Barack Obama who also visited. Nice stopping worth...

This is located over by the capital building. It is a do-able walk from the cruise terminal. It is a line of president statues on the sidewalk and plaques in order of presidents who have visited Puerto Rico. The plaques have information about them as a president and then about their visit. It is an interesting little find and easy to walk by and see the statues. If you like history then you should definitely come and check this out. It doesn’t take too much...