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Enjoy the Holiday Glow in Old San Juan

Posted on Nov 30th, 2007 by • Updated on Sep 13th, 2009

Christmas Lights in Old San JuanPersonally, I think one of the prettiest things about the Holidays is all of the lights. And Puerto Rico does not disappoint.

Most towns decorate their town squares and government buildings with loads of lights and displays. This is especially true in Old San Juan. Additionally, many people go "all out" when decorating their homes.

 

Christmas Lights on La FortalezaThe Christmas season "officially" kicks off right after Thanksgiving. There are tons of holiday lights all over Old San Juan.

The lights stay lit until the end of January. So make a point to stay in Old San Juan after dark this holiday season – and enjoy!

 

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  1. I agree… I spent some time in OSJ on Three Kings Day and it was beautiful. I don’t think I took any pictures, but the lights and the atmosphere was phenomenal.

    Nice post, I wrote almost the same thing over at my blog the other day as well… haha. I’ll be sure to subscribe to your blog. :)

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