Sunday, February 17, 2013 There are plans by the government of
Puerto Rico to build a 2-mile boardwalk, starting from El Morro
Fort in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. The exact route is yet to be
determined, but it will include a number of landmarks near El
Morro Fort, at the entrance of the San Juan Bay. El Morro Fort
was built in 1600 by Spain, to guard the entrance to the San
Juan Bay, and defend the city of Old San Juan from foreign
enemies. El Morro is a World Heritage Site and a National
Historic Site in the U.S. National Park Service. El Morro Fort
gets over two million visitors a year. Government officials did
not disclosed how much the project would cost or when
construction would begin.