A trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico to stimulate dopamine

Touring the Puerto Rican capital, travelers will discover a mix of old Spanish architecture with tropical Caribbean hues and streets lined with colorful apartments amid lush palm trees

(Interamerican Network)

The growing trend that travel increases dopamine levels is based on the theory that bright and intense colors can have a strong and immediate impact on people's moods, making a trip immersed in color perfect. For those seeking emotional stimulation.

This is how San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, becomes an excellent option. This vibrant mix of Taíno, African and European heritage, full of Puerto Rican charm, stands out for being the second oldest city founded by Europeans in the Americas and one of the most colorful in the Caribbean, thus representing the vitality of its inhabitants.

When touring San Juan, travelers will discover old-world Spanish architecture blended with tropical Caribbean hues, as well as streets lined with colorful apartments and lush palm trees. In Old San Juan, it is possible to walk the century-old blue cobblestone streets and admire a rainbow of historic buildings.

Another must-see is the Paseo de Sombrillas, located on Calle Fortaleza, where countless bright and vibrant umbrellas hang, which were installed in 2017 after the devastating Hurricane Maria. They signify the resilience of the people of the island and their ability to overcome any challenge that comes their way. Over the years, the Paseo de Sombrillas has become a place of fun and memories for both tourists and locals.


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