Human rights and Education
We meet here, share information about the human rights of women in Puerto Rico and start walking to the nexts stops.
United States of America · Heritage Walks
The journey
Walk through Old San Juan while hearing the stories, contributions, and struggles of women in Puerto Rican history during the 19th and 20th centuries. This experience focuses on themes such as human rights, education, voting rights, politics, business, botany, and empowerment, showing how these women's efforts opened doors for the present lives of Puerto Rican women. Along the way, you will explore iconic streets within the old walled city with your guide. The language of this experience is English.
Walk through Old San Juan while hearing the stories, contributions, and struggles of women in Puerto Rican history during the 19th and 20th centuries.
From the itinerary
At a glance
Day by day
We meet here, share information about the human rights of women in Puerto Rico and start walking to the nexts stops.
In front of Castillo San Cristobal we will share information on how a woman start changing her mind after her 50's when she understand the conditions of living in Puerto Rico.
In front of Castillo San Cristobal we will share information on how a woman start the suffragist movement in Puerto Rico.
How women can vote and be part of the politicians elected in Puerto Rico?
The fine print
Tour guide.
This walking tour includes some iconic places on the streets within this old walled city.
This experience does not include entrance and/or the visit to Castillo San Felipe del Morro or Castillo San Cristóbal.
The price of this experience does not include transportation. You need to ask for it, and it will be an additional cost.
Prices do not include food or beverages.
People under 21 years of age must be with a parent or legal guardian.
Consider the following:
Difficulty level
Level 2: Moderate (We're going to walk through the streets of the town center "downtown," where there are hills and good physical condition is required.)
Uneven surfaces, acoustic pollution, and weather conditions can affect your experience. For this reason, we will be prepared to receive your group, knowing them through the information you shared in the registration form and having a specialist in the area you are going to visit.
The experience is NOT accessible for: wheelchairs, stroller users, and others who need step-free access.
Important
We do not have sign language interpreters available yet. However, if you are a person with hearing disability (functional hearing diversity) or deaf and communicate with sign language, you may come with one companion free of charge to help interpret the message. The person providing interpretation support must be listed on the registration form and must also complete a release of responsibility (waiver).
Read the description of this activity to see how you need to be prepared for it and how your group will be split if your total goes over 25 participants.
Logistics
Your 2 hours finish where they began, in FV8Q+C57.
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