It was been quite awhile since i last visited Intramuros. But never the less it is a very special place that makes me feel sentimental. Seeing the walls and the filipino heritage in the middle of the Capital. Restaurants flocker the area with wide choices from Filipino to Spanish dishes. You can visit the city and enjoy the walk in... More

Nice place to walk around and to get soaked in to a bit of history.. My tour guide was very helpful in giving me a good history lesson!! More

I decided to book on to the Celdran Walking Tours when I visited Intramuros which at first looked expensive (relatively speaking) however I was not let down by the experience. The tour was both entertaining and very informative about the history of Manila. Part of the tour is done in a horse and cart (I made sure my horse looked... More

You can spend a whole day just walking through this old part of Manila city. Alot of attractions to see and alot of shops and old historic buildings. If you are tired you can be cycled around the city but we chose to walk. Some of the cites you have to pay to enter so chose carefully which ones you... More

This area is ok, but its not really that interesting and its very poverty stricken so alot of people harrass you. To be honest, for me the philippines is all about their beautiful tropical beaches. If you head out to the islands such as boracay be sure to checkout my site www.boracaycoupons.com for information on boracay resorts, beaches, restuarants etc. More

Intramuros is a magnificent neighbourhood in Manila that is like a step back in time. Not much has changed since I visited last year, but it remains a magnificent place to explore. The old architecture and cobblestone streets are wonderful. The big-name buildings, such as the Manila Cathedral and the San Agustin Church are nice, but I preferred the quieter... More

Manila is literally strewn with historical landmarks and Intramuros is one of the best preserved and most demonstrative of all the city highlights. The Latin translation for Intramuros literally means "within the walls," and is a name befitting this walled Spanish fortress. Between the 16th and 19th Centuries Intramuros "was" Manila, and served as the primary center of commerce, education,... More

it make me proud as a Filipino. the heroic act of our heroes how they sacrificed their own life for our freedom. it helps realize the how many lives were killed for our freedom that we are enjoying now.. More

The old part of Manila but very little to see and there is very little to see in the rest of the Philippines. You can probably stretch a visit to an hour and keep smiling. More