Fort Santiago is the symbol of t heroism and bravery due to it being the site of Jose Rizals imprisonment and also intense fighting between Japanese and American troops was witnessed by this fort. Built by the Spaniards, improved by the Americans and was a prison compund used by all colonial powers of thePhilippines. Symbol of power of precolonial and colonial era Manila, now the tourism gem of the Philippines. Let us explore this Fort of glory and honor! Entrance fee of 75 pesos per person

Seat of the Catholic church in the Philippines. Witness how this church stood time and how like a phoenix it rises up from destruction due to natural calamities and World War 2.

First stone church of the Philippines, the only surviving church (out of 7 inside Intramuros) that survived the Battle for Manila 1945. Enjoy the fascinating history and centuries old relics inside the church (optional museum tour with entrance fee of 200php/perso )

One of the oldest liquor and wine distillers in Manila, this museum showcases the family traditions. Wine tasting is optional but a must try for wine connosieurs! Entrance fee of 100 pesos per person/ 200 pesos if includes wine tasting (6 shots)

Built as a memorial for civilian casualties of the war, this plaza also showcases a pictorial exhibit of the time table of the war.

Enter a house that will bring you back a century as we explore this house and listen to the way of life of 19th Century Manila. Entrance fee of 75pesos per person