The Manila Cathedral is one of the pillars of Philippine History. Located within the walls of Intramuros. As you are inside, you will feel the presence of the history and God. The ventilation of the church is so relaxing that you can concentrate communicating to God. Of course, the interior ad exterior explains the history itself.

One of the best and most beautiful churches in the Philippines, being our Mother Church. 1. Well informed guidelines for Masses 2. Safety protocols are observed 3. Lay servants are alert and always visible 4. Superb choir and sound system 5. Well lit, spacious and clean 6. Homilies are always lovable to listen 7. Clean and well maintained restrooms 8. Souvenir shop is great!!

This holy sanctuary has indeed changed a lot from the last time I was here-ages ago! Truly a sight to behold! While it kept up to being a modern cathedral it still maintained its old world charm and beauty!

The manila cathedral is an iconic Catholic church 💛 During the pandemic it pivoted and started having online masses to reach more people. The church is open for visitors to come and pray with proper social distancing. Don't forget to wear your face shield and face masks. Always a beautiful place to pray and silence for quiet time🙏💛

Absolutely love this place!!! The Cathedral is so majestic, huge and awesome from the exterior. However, at the inside, calmness crept in. Very tranquil and serene with rows of benches facing the altar. There are many statues of the Saints, beautiful architectural arches, designed columns as per the colonial times. Glad that all those wonderful structures are well kept and maintained.

One of the historical church in the Philippines built 500 years ago. The Cathedral is really massive and has splendid architecture which has a spanish era feel to it, even though it has been renovated so many times. There are many statues and many ornate decorations. The windows on the top have glass paintings which are really attractive. Cathedral keeps the memories of Pope Fracis's visit years back, which is carved on to the main door. The church is more refined and stylish now. Parking space is at the back of the Cathedral at Anda street. ♿✔️Accessible entrance is at the right side of main entrance. Face shield and mask is a must to enter. There's temperature check at the main entrance. All other entrances are closed for now. As of now there's only one holy mass at 5pm everyday for limited crowd.

Otherwise known as the Manila Cathedral, Pope John Paul II issued a Papal Bull in 1981 designating this cathedral the honour of becoming a minor basilica. Established in 1571, the Manila Cathedral still hosts daily mass, occasional weddings and important occasions such as papal and foreign dignitary visits. There seemed to be a baccalaureate mass during our visit and even though we tried, we could not get in – it was packed. We hope you have better luck as this was extraordinarily disappointing. Anyway, after exploring the Cathedral, turn around and face the Plaza de Roma. Considered the center of the city, this garden used to be an open plaza used for bullfights and other public events. A statue of King Charles IV centres the park in honour of having sent the first ever batch of smallpox vaccines to the Philippines.

Casa Manila is a perfect place to take pictures. They definitely give the old and classic manila vibe. The guards would ask you to download the staysafeph app to fill up a health declaration form, so be sure to have the app ready and you have data connection before going there.

A Roman Catholic church with over 500 years of history. You can read a little about the church's history in the stone inscriptions near the main entrance. It is a well-attended church. Depending on whether you visit the church during the day or evening, you get different experiences. It is definitely worth the visit.

The Philippines is predominantly a Catholic country and thus, the Manila Cathedral (Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception) can be considered as the central religious landmark in the country. The old church exudes both grandness and reverence. A massive pipe organ sits at the loft above the main entrance. There are several chapels that are located on both sides of the cathedral and are very conducive to prayer and reflection. If you are touring Manila, a visit to the Manila Cathedral should be part of your itinerary.

A church worth visiting. The building itself withstands the time and is well maintained by its administrators both it's original design and structure. Of course, few modifications has been made for its convenience but you will still feel and see how it has been from the time it was newly built. Alot of staff takes good care of this church. Helping you out as well in filling and initiating health protocol guidelines for your safety as well. Security is in place as well for your ease of mind. Inside, the large and high ceiling ambiance will welcome you with architectural delight and very spacious seating capacity. This enables you to choose a seat to offer your prayers with social distancing in mind. Kindly give a LIKE 👍 if this helps! Follow ME for my other REVIEWS!

A really impressive and imposing building, with a nice park opposite and seating to admire. It wasn’t overly busy when I passed by which helped to avoid it feeling too touristy an area, but there’s still plenty of people nearby offering taxi and horse rides. A clean area and a spot everyone should check out on a visit to the city.

Not only is it such a beautiful church, it has deep rooted history in this amazing city of Manila in the Philippines. This was such a great experience for me to go in to see the gorgeous design of the church, and murals. I also suggest taking a moment to read all the history that the church, and the surrounding city went through over the course of this nation's history. It’s been a while even for me just to take a moment, and give a small prayer in thanks for everything that I have in life.

Mother of all Catholic churches in the Philippines. Past Archbishops interred into its crypt, which is off-limits to visitors, underneath the main altar. Air-conditioning is turned-on during services. Popular venue for Catholic weddings.

It's one of the best architectural designs of churches I have seen. Located at the heart of Intramurous, it is the main highlight of the city, always filled around with tourists and visitors. The church has mass prayers, I was lucky to attend one. It is really built well, and always boost a lot of tourists for side seeing. The entrance to church is free of cost.

Casa Manila is a museum in Intramuros depicting colonial lifestyle during Spanish colonization of the Philippines. ~ wikipedia Taking pictures around Plaza San Luis Complex is allowed but taking videos is not.

Our friend got married here and it's a good place to get to know more about Filipino heritage and our long lost traditions.

Very clean and quiet. Great souvenir shop as well and a lot of the items are from Italy. I forgot to ask if the items have been blessed so you will have to ask yourselves. A must see visit if you do come to the Philippines and are catholic!

A historical and cultural landmark, one of the most renowned churches in the country. You will be captivated by its luxurious and aesthetically pleasing interior. It is the perfect place to reflect and pray. Home of the Archbishop of Manila as the Cathedral serves as its episcopal seat and Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception as the country's patron. The cardinal presides over Masses here on various occasions. Additionally, there have been three Apostolic visits from popes so far.

The church structure is a good design of spanish structure's and this is a Historic place. It is open to the public but you need to go to entrance with security check. We visited during weekday...

Visited The Manila Cathedral right after visited Fort Santiago since it's really close and within walking distance (still located in Intramuros area). Totally impressed by its magnificent beauty, and there're many people hanging out in the front of this cathedral (since it's like mini park right in the yard of the cathedral). Visited during nighttime so I totally can admiring its beautiful architecture and lighting. The only downside, there's a local man that I think also a drinks seller in the front of cathedral, bringing photo brochure and keep on forcing and bothering us with an offer to take him as our photographer and tour guide even though we already said no like hundreds of time (just ignore him, even though as the time passed by it could get to your nerves). Still one of the nicest architectural building designs that I've ever seen.

The Manila Cathedral is an awe-inspiring testament to faith and history. Nestled in the heart of Intramuros, this iconic cathedral stands as a symbol of resilience and devotion. The grandeur of its architecture, adorned with intricate details, creates a striking silhouette against the Manila skyline. A visit to the Manila Cathedral is not just a tour of a religious site but an immersion into the soul of Manila's rich cultural and religious tapestry.

I am at awe. Place is so old but maintained its cleanliness. It feels historic. There was a mini exhibit where you'll get to se the things used by the church and its history. Must Visit.

A Roman Catholics church. Inside has an organ which really sounds great! And even the Church's interior really looks awesome. Outside view is also nice. When you're in Intramuros, this place is so easy to find. Go and have a visit. Best time to visit is on weekends since there might be bazaar outside the Church.

(Translated by Google) Church built in 1500 The Minor Basilica and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is the metropolitan Manila Cathedral and the Basilica located in Intramuros, the historic walled city in the modern city of Manila, in the Philippines. (Original) Chiesa costruita nel 1500 La Basilica minore e la Cattedrale metropolitana dell'Immacolata Concezione è la cattedrale di Manila e la basilica situata a Intramuros, la storica città fortificata nella moderna città di Manila, nelle Filippine.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! (Original) Lindo!

One of the main attractions of Manila, this cathedral has amazing Architecture. Colored glass windows, beautiful carvings/ awnings with focus lighting enhance the beauty of the space. Must Visit!!

The Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Filipino: Basilika Menor at Kalakhang Katedral ng Kalinis-linisang Paglilihi; Spanish: Basílica Menor y Catedral Metropolitana de la Inmaculada Concepción), also known as the Manila Cathedral (Spanish: Catedral de Manila), is the cathedral of Manila and basilica located in Intramuros, the historic walled city within today's modern city of Manila, Philippines. It is dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, a title for the Blessed Virgin Mary, the principal patroness of the country. The cathedral serves as the episcopal seat of the Archbishop of Manila. The cathedral was originally a parish church in Manila under the Archdiocese of Mexico in 1571, until it became a separate diocese on February 6, 1579 upon the issuance of the papal bull, Illius Fulti Præsido by Pope Gregory XIII. The cathedral was damaged and destroyed several times since the original structure was built in 1581 while the eighth and current structure of the cathedral was completed in 1958. The basilica has merited a papal endorsement from Pope Gregory XIII and three apostolic visits from Pope Paul VI, Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis. On 27 April 1981, Pope John Paul II issued papal bull Quod Ipsum designating the cathedral as a minor basilica by his own Motu Proprio.

Impressive Historical Catholic Church day & night

(Translated by Google) I don't like it! (Original) Nc place!

Mother Church of the Philippines. A must-visit for the Catholic faithful, as well as history and architecture buffs.

Entrance is near the San Agustin Church. You have to have the “StaySafePH” app installed in your mobile phones (for contact tracing for CoViD). Every person in the group needs to have this to register and be admitted in the compound and museum. Php75 is the price for admission to the museum. You are only allowed to walk on the carpeted path and of course are NOT allowed to touch the display. The place is beautiful. The intricate designs of the furniture is amazing. You get a glimpse of the life of the past. Please make this an itinerary when you visit Manila.

It is a good place to feel what spanish in old manila spend a life here. You need to pay entrance fee.

One of the best places to revisit and reimagine how the rich families in Old Manila lives. Casa Manila is a museum depicting a mock up setup on how a rich Filipino family lives before. A must see whenever you would have a chance to visit intramuros.

(Translated by Google) It was the residence of a wealthy Spanish family now converted into a museum. Quite interesting. (Original) Era la residenza di una ricca famiglia spagnolo oggi riconvertita a museo. Abbastanza Interessante.

Manila Cathedral must be the best Catholic Church in Metro Manila. They have regular 7am and 12nn Mass. Fr. Regie Malicdim is the current Rector and Fr. Kali Llamado as the Vice-Rector. If you want to get married here, you have to book a year in advance. The Cathedral as it also serve as the burial place of the previous Archbishops of Manila. In the Crypt located beneath the Altar, rests Cardinal Sin.

It was a Blessed experienced I had. The Minor Basilica and Cathedral of Immaculate Conception or also known as the Manila Cathedral is one of the History landmark of the Philippines. It is located in the Intramuros near the Comelec Office. What makes this Cathedral blessed is that, the Pope, Mass here. This Church "survived" or still standing despite of many tragedies here in the Philippines. Thank you so much Lord God. I visited this Church. It was my Blessed experienced. I was in Safe and Blessed. Thanks God

There is a thermal Scanner and alcohol when you enter the Church place is ofc peaceful and so clean. There is also a small souvenir shop at the side. Kudos!

Originally the Manila Cathedral, or now one of the Marian basilicas in the country at day time and at night time. With the Virgin Mary as patroness, it's complete name as the 8th iteration of the church, is now Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. From the original church in the 1500's, to the present day structure we see, it has gone through earthquakes, fires, and war just got bigger and grander at each construction. For its historical significance, it remains as the base cathedral of the Archbishop of Manila, so papacy masses are done here, the most recent being the 2015 visit of Pope Francis. Very prestigious church I must say. With the grand Plaza Roma setting the foreground, and the walled city as it's ambiance, it remains a cultural and spiritual landmark for Filipinos and citizens of the world alike.

Jawdropping cathedral in the Intramuros historic area. Worth half an hour to wander in and have a look. Walking distance to Fort Santiago. Watch your valuables, lots of beggar kids and locals trying to sell things. Free entry.

This is Catholic church located in the area of Instamuros. Huge and beautiful. Quite many people during Easter holidays.

It's mesmerizing in and out. There's security and they're going to check your bag's and also a body scanner. The inside is kind of quiet since I go there around 2pm and few people were visiting and praying. Some are checking the souvenir shop inside and others just want to explore. Over all, magnificent. Wedding ceremony would be absolutely stunning in there.

Beautiful church. It is perfect for photography at night. Make sure to visit the place when you are in Manila or in intramuros. There is also a coffee shop beside that has great coffee and cakes. We visited manila cathedral at night with bad weather and getting a grab car or taxi is hard so make sure to visit when the weather is good.

I was astounded by the cathedral's majesty and splendor as soon as I stepped inside. The cathedral's unique architectural features, high ceilings, and vibrant stained glass windows are evidence of the Filipino craftsmen's talent and ingenuity. The cathedral's interior is dominated by the imposing altar, which made a lasting impression on me. The Virgin Mary and various saints are depicted in statues on the altar, which is decorated with beautiful carvings and gold leaf. In addition to having a stunning interior, the Manila Cathedral has a lengthy history. Over the ages, it has been destroyed and rebuilt numerous times, yet it has always served as a representation of the Catholic religion in the Philippines. Numerous significant historical occurrences, such as the declaration of Philippine independence and the papal visits of Popes John Paul II and Francis, have taken place in the cathedral. The Manila Cathedral's quiet and tranquil ambiance is among the things that most immediately caught my attention. The cathedral offers a haven of calm and tranquility while being situated in the center of a busy city. An atmosphere that is conducive to prayer and reflection is created by the soft lighting and the sound of the choir singing hymns. It is understandable why pilgrims and believers like visiting the cathedral. Overall, I had a wonderful time on my visit to the Manila Cathedral. This famous landmark's beauty and history are really breathtaking. Anyone who is interested in history, culture, or spirituality should definitely pay a visit. The Manila Cathedral is a real treasure of the Philippines and a symbol of the people's tenacity and inventiveness.

Manila Cathedral or the Manila Metropolitan Cathedral-Basilica is situated in the district of Intramuros in Manila. Originally, this church was the "Church of Manila" which was established and under the management of the Diocese of Mexico in 1571, but later in 1579 it became a separate diocese. The best time to visit is before sunset. The golden sky reflects on the facade. 07/2016

Great place to visit if you're around Intramurous. There's an open library nearby where you can exchange your old books. There are a lot of ice cream vendors outside the area so it's quite helpful for when it's hot in the summer.

The Manila Cathedral is a stunning and historic Catholic church in the heart of Manila. It's beautiful design, peaceful ambiance, and religious artifacts make it a must-visit destination for tourists and locals alike.

The church is fully air-conditioned. They also have an x-ray bag scanner before you enter the church. There's a cafe besides the church.

The Manila Cathedral in Intramuros is more than just a place of worship; it’s a symbol of our rich heritage and resilience. The magnificent architecture and the serene ambiance inside offer a tranquil retreat from the bustling city life. Whether attending mass or just stopping by to soak in its historical significance, the warmth and spiritual energy of this place make every visit special, leaving one with a sense of peace and reverence. It's a must-visit for both locals and tourists!

Beautiful Cathedral, from the Spanish architecture. The cathedral is very big, great designs inside the church. In the outside on the left side they have a statue of someone sleeping on a bench, the same statue is in Rio de Janeiro Cathedral. The story that it was told to me was that it was a Jesus Christ in a homeless situation. If you look close into the face is Jesus Christ.

Stunning! In the evening the lights and lanterns transform the ambience into something magical! There is also a cathedral cafe just beside the church with huge bells inside its dining area.

The Mother Church of the Philippines. Loved the image of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception and the Adoration Chapel at the right facing the altar. Also, don't forget to visit the Jubilee Cross with the relic of St. John Paul II at the first section on the left facing the altar. The souvenir shop on the right also offers a number of religious items.

Huge and beautiful architecture. I was amazed as it was my first visit to a cathedral. Free entry and from here it can be the starting point to explore the other parts of the intramuros.

I am stunned how beautiful the church is. I have been into many church in Philippines and Manila Cathedral is probably the best. Worth to see. Highly recommend.

This church is stunning! I came on weekday and the place is not crowded at all. I enjoyed my time here, looking at the beautiful architecture and the solemn peaceful vibes of the surrounding. Very recommended to come if you travel to Manila.

Historic church at the westside of Intramuros grounds or at the forefront side. No entrance fee. Around the Intramuros area: Beware of beggars and mendicants, and please do not give any kind of money. Parking around the area is more expensive than usual at 100 pesos flat rate. Be careful of flagging down vehicles or horse carts. Be sure to get one that is authorized by the Philippine tourism authority . You will know as they will have valid identifications. Mostly enjoyed fron 4pm to 7pm

One of the old churches in Manila. It has become a tourist attraction. I love their nativity decoration and the Christmas trees along the pews.

Nestled within the historic walled city of Intramuros, The Manila Cathedral stands as a majestic landmark, its grandeur echoing through centuries of Philippine history. Its captivating blend of Romanesque, Neo-Romanesque, and Gothic Revival styles instantly draws you into its cavernous interior, adorned with intricate carvings, statues of saints, and stained-glass windows that cast a kaleidoscope of colors. Beyond its religious significance, the Manila Cathedral is a testament to the Philippines' rich cultural heritage. Its architecture, a fusion of European and Filipino influences, reflects the country's unique blend of cultures. The cathedral's museum houses a vast collection of religious artifacts. Easily accessible, free to visit and offering a regular schedule of Mass services, The Manila Cathedral is the Prime Basilica of the Philippines and the highest seat of the archbishop in the country.

Good place to visit.

The hispanic infrastructures made this area very relaxing.

Easy to go there. In the Intramuros area. Big and old. You can buy souvenirs of the Rome Catholic here

Filipinos are known for being religious. This is one of the oldest church that is located in Intramuros. Quiet. Solemn.

Quite a nice spot to chill out and relax here, any history buffs in the family will have a really nice time I am sure!

A well known church and preserve by the government as national treasure. Within the beautiful Intramuros, you can look at awe with its beautiful interiors and architecture as well as the structural works. Many tourists either foreign or local comes here to visit and tour within the Intramuros especially the famus Manila Cathedral. This church have many histories including the Papal Visit.

Just walk around, taking pict and sitting in front of this place for while. But its good architecture eventhough there is only 1 tower because i heard there are 2 tower before natural disaster

A grand cathredal in the intramuros area of Manila.Its one of the most prominent landmarks in the area.Both exterior and interior of the building is simply amazing.The building has a long history and it was rebuilt many times due to natural disasters and warfare.Nevertherless, a must visit place when in Manila.

VIGAN FEELS INSIDE THE INTRAMUROS AND ALSO AT THIS CHURCH. 🥰 YOU'LL PROBABLY ENJOY BIKING OR JOGGING AROUND HERE.

It is one of the best Roman Catholic Church ln terms of history and its architectural design. A must see for all visitors of the Walled City whether Christian or otherwise.

Historical place

Bangunan yang indah dan bersejarah..

Great and majestic church though Im not a Catholic.

Place is clean and conjusive for meditation and prayer

love it

Great place

Nice church

Very nice cathedral

Seeing old structure and d green trees are refreshing

(Translated by Google) The beautifully bombed church has rich explanations and is worth buying a package to visit! (Original) 美到炸的教堂，解說豐富，值得買套票參訪！

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Excelent

(Translated by Google) I really love this place so much! It's not funny to go back and forth (Original) I really love this place so much! Hindi nakakapanawang balik-balikan

Interesting history

The minor basilica are closed for Now becouse of pandemic. But this place a good place to visit

Got married first time here June 2, 2001!

(Translated by Google) There was a replica of Michelangelo "Pieta" in Manila Cathedral. It is a famous sculpture placed in St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. I was able to enjoy beautiful works up close. (Original) マニラ大聖堂には、ミケランジェロ「ピエタ」のレプリカがありました。バチカンのサン・ピエトロ寺院に置かれている有名な彫刻です。間近で美しい作品を堪能できました。

Its the mother church of the catholic here in the philippines. Lots of tourist love to take their selfie here. Old days in manila are still experiencing here. Like kalesa ,the guardia civil looks,the ambiance of spanish era can be felt.

Historic cathedral. I was amazed by the architectural design. the ambiance is so peaceful.

Historical and super nostalgic vibe good for a quick escape.

Nice place to visit,old heritage located in intramuros

Well maintained

It tells us how Filipino live in a beautiful place

nice

Amazing place!

Located in Intramuros Manila, This Holy place is not just for praying but it is also a tourist pot in Manila because of the history of this church. One of yhe best church in the world where in so many important events in the history held here. It is also a venue for biggest wedding event in the Philippines. And it is affiliated with the Archdiocese of Manila. For me when you visit The Historic Intramuros don’t forget to drop by here.

Historic place in Manila.

If you need a solemn place to Jesus, you are in a right place. Historically wonderful.

Nice Place!!

Beautiful church

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful! (Original) Muy hermosa!

old and historic catholic church

Crush is therw

One of historic churches in the Philippines, located in Intramuros and just across the Palacio del Gobernador. Famous for being one of wedding churches venue.

Nice shot with my buddy vega white at manila cathedral. ❤️😊

Magnificent cathedral. The recent renovation improved a lot the many features of the Church. Although, solemnity of the place must be maintained amidst influx of tourists

Solemn place 🙏😇

Beautiful cathedral

Rich in History. The home of Urban Christianity.

They seriously follow social distancing protocols. They also check temp with a device and automatic dispensers for hand sanitizers are available. Parking space on the lot right beside the cathedral available. Architecture and interior beautiful, elegant, and adds to the solemn feel.

Wow Superb Fabulous 😍💯🇵🇭💗

Beautiful Cathedral 😍💯

Nice and beautiful church 👍⛪

Very nice cathedral, beautiful windows

(Translated by Google) I went to May 2019. I couldn't see it slowly because of the transit, so I just took a picture (crying) (Original) 2019年の5月に行きました。 トランジットのためゆっくり見ることはできず写真だけ撮って終わりました(泣)

(Translated by Google) I went to the cathedral by horse-drawn carriage from KM 0. The gig made the Bonifacio Dr. up to the roundabout at km 1, with a golf course on the side that draws a U around the walls of Intramuros, the historic Spanish city. At the roundabout there is the detour to Intramuros, the cathedral is immediately there, in Piazza Roma. The Cathedral, dedicated to the Madonna, stands on one side of a square square with a garden in the center, overlooked by important buildings. Knocked down and rebuilt several times over the centuries, it seems in Romanesque style, given the arches and the rose window. Two doors with sculptures open onto the central door. The church has three naves but they are visible to the public only from the entrance, due to the closure due to covid-19. (Original) Sono andato alla cattedrale in calesse dal KM 0. Il calesse ha fatto la Bonifacio Dr. fino al rondò al km 1, con a lato un campo da golf che disegna una U intorno alle mura di Intramuros, la storica città spagnola. Al rondò c'è la deviazione per Intramuros, la cattedrale è subito lì, in Piazza Roma. La Cattedrale, dedicata alla Madonna, si erge su un lato di una piazza quadrata con un giardino al centro, su cui si affacciano importanti palazzi. Abbattuta e ricostruita più volte nei secoli pare di stile romanico, visti gli archi ed il rosone. Due porte con sculture si aprono sul portone centrale. La chiesa ha tre navate ma sono visibili al pubblico solo dall'ingresso, per via della chiusura per covid-19.

Absolutely breath taking! My brother and I attended a mass 2 weeks ago. It was spiritually refreshing and at the same time this place is rich in history, with its Spanish architectural style stretching back from the colonial times. Though it's not well ventilated but they have air-conditioning system in some parts of the church.. Beware of the people outside the church that offers you tours around and inside the wall of Intramuros.

meticulous, artistic design of the exterior, accessible and welcoming. One of the few churches with a very good natural ambiance. Plaza Roma appeared to be its exclusive lawn yet open for public.

The Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral is a Neo-Romanesque Revival Architecture building. Its building roots travelling back from c.1571 as a Parish under the Archdiocese of Mexico. It was rebuilt and resdesigned eigth times until its final structure on c.1958. A church dedicated to the Immaculate Conception of Mary; thus, its principal patron, together with Saint Rose of Lima and Saint Potenciana as secondary patron saints. It is also the episcopal seat of the archbishop of Manila.

A place of worship for Christians. Located within Intramuros also known as the Walled City of Manila. Brings you back in time when Guardia Civil were manning the streets of Manila.

A very beautyful old cathedrahl inside Manila . Very Historic a place to play relax and found answer for life. A very good remember for me and a must to visit when you stay in Manila. The best you go with taxi or trike to the cathedrahl. 😇

Visiting The Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and also known as The Manila Cathedral. The Cathedral was originally the "church of Manila" officially established in 1571 by a secular priest, Fray Juan de Vivero.

Majestic and historical place in Manila. The Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, also known as the Manila Cathedral, is the cathedral of Manila and basilica located in Intramuros, the historic walled city within today's modern city of Manila, Philippines. Manila Cathedral started to open their doors again to the public last September 16, 2020 to maximimum of 80 people with strict compliance of safety protocol.

the manila cathedral is open for visitors...to visit, you need to have face mask and face shield, temperature check is done by the guards and sign the log book...

So beautiful during the night!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Maganda

A place where you can peacefully talk to the lord

Main cathedral of the Philippines.

(Translated by Google) A historical building (Original) Tarihi bir yapı

2nd oldest cathedral in the Philippines... Manila's icon... Pinoy pride!

STILL GOOD

please observe social distancing

The Church is well maintained. Structurally sound. Some historical details might be modified due to multiple renovations but still, the whole structure is breathtaking. There are also church's personnel that offers tour services around the cathedral if you want a deeper understanding about the history of the said place. There are souvenirs for sale inside the place. Best place to take photos as well. And, for those who are planning to set this place as a wedding venue, highly recommended. But I do recommend to avoid littering. Please observe cleanliness and order. Also, avoid making loud sounds / noise inside the cathedral. It is a place for worship. Please also respect other religion's practices and presence. Please don't vandalize. In general, very awesome place. Highly recommended to all tourist. Especially to those who want to see in person the one of the historical sites in the Philippines 🇵🇭

Nice place to be

this palce is amazing i love it

(Translated by Google) I visited in November 2018. The majestic building is worth a visit, but be careful when soliciting tourist guides around you. (Original) 2018年11月に訪れました。 荘厳な建物は一見の価値がありますが、周りの観光ガイドの勧誘には注意が必要です。

Was closed when I visited.

Nice place

(Translated by Google) The staff is distinguished in dealing with patients and being transparent in dealing with them, and their prices are good. Thank you from the heart (Original) الكادر متميز بلتعامل مع المرضى والشفافية بالتعامل وأسعارهم جيدة شكرا لكم من القلب

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The place is so holy, the divinity of the surrounding is astonishing.

Beautiful

Very nice place and good the old church i like

12/30/2020 2nd time around visiting this place a day before the year ends😇

Church is beautiful and place is clean but the security around the church is rude and disrespectful to tourist

very solemn

Historic and Grand.

Good place to visit and pray

From Malaysia with love. May the Lord Jesus Christ forgive our sins. Amen.

Very historical indeed

Would rate it more than 5 stars!

I visit here every 8th of december every year as as its the feast of immaculate also my birthday too.

Very nice place when you are still inside the church was very solemn.

Best Mass....not too crowded...safe

One of the most beautiful cathedrals in the country. Solemn place to pray. The pipe organ is awesome.

Heritage Church

I really love the old aesthetics of the place. The problem is the informal settlers living around the area tarnishing the historical beauty of Intramuros. There's chaos everywhere you look at the back of Casa Manila.

It showcases fine examples of furniture that only illustrados can afford back then.

A very nice place to visit and it's eerie too!

Nicebut for sure you need a guide to understand something

Awesome Art and Architectural marvel in stone Casa Manila Patio, Manila Philippines

It was beautiful.

Like the ambiance.

Out looking view of the centuries.

(Translated by Google) Place that reflects well what was the architecture and furniture of Manila at the time of the colony. The visit of the district of Intramuros is really very pleasant. (Original) Lieu qui reflète bien ce que fut l'architecture et le mobilier de Manille au temps de la colonie. La visite du quartier de Intramuros est vraiment très agréable.

(Translated by Google) There was more than 300 years of Spanish rule in Philippine history, and the center of politics at that time was Intramuros. That is why the Intramuros are surrounded by high walls, and some of the walls and cobblestone roads still exist. Casa Manila is a museum that recreates the interior of a Spanish residence during its Spanish rule. (Original) フィリピンの歴史の中で300年以上のスペイン統治時代があり、その時の政治の中心がイントラムロスでした。そのためイントラムロスが高い壁に囲まれていて、その壁や石畳の道路の一部が現存しています。カサマニラはそのスペイン統治時代のスペイン人の住居内を再現した博物館です。

Add this to one of your stops when you museum hop in Intramuros.

“A world away from the world outside” as soon as you enter you will see a well preserved old house and a transformation to the life style of ancient royals. I would say they have lived a lavish life then us for sure.

Excellent restoration of old Manila-style home for the aristocrats of Intramuros. The old house is now a hotel and restaurant filled with antique furniture - perfect for photo shoots! The place is nearby the Manila Cathedral and other historic places in Intramuros.

(Translated by Google) It ’s more interesting. Of course, it ’s good to take a picture with a friend (Original) 比较有意思，当然，有个小伙伴一起的话，拍拍照很好

Historic

Tiring

3rd time

Beautiful and educational lifestyle museum.

Love taking photos at this place.

This was a great experience to see how the rich lived :) and what it was like back in the day

Brings you back to time.

Informative staff, great photo opportunities

Beautifully restored place, not all historical, but giving a feeling of 19th century Intramuros. It reminded us of Mexico, a very romantic place with lots of photo motifs. You can rent bamboo bikes downstairs. Upstairs is a museum with colonial furniture and interior design. Casa Manila looks like a colonial house in San Nicolas built around 1850. It was constructed on behalf of Imelda Marcos in the 1980s.

If you want to feel how gracious living as a filipino in colonial past you should visit this museum.

It reminds you of living like a rich 2000 years ago

Lit~

Perfect for Old Manila photo shoots. A glimpse of our past. Architecture is amazing which will make you feel like Maria Clara in Spaniard Colonization time.

Its a great plave to visit. Its like travelling back in time. A Spanish colonial house that is pretty well preserved and the courtyard also caters for events. Parking around the area is what should be expected in Manila, limited.

Very high prices for very small cold badly prepared food.

(Translated by Google) It was a residence. If you like old furnishings, it might be the right place. The entrance ticket is in a slightly confusing place. The exit was hard to understand. (Original) 住居だったんですね。古い調度品が好きな人には、適切な場所かも。 入場チケットがちょっと分かりにくい場所にある。出口も分かりづらかったなぁ

classic and vibrant venue

Nice experience.

(Translated by Google) According to the tour guide, a place where rich Spanish people used to live. The museum is now open as a museum where you can see the inside. A tour guide said, rich Spanish lived here. Now, this place becomes a museum. (Original) ツアーガイドさん曰く、昔裕福なスペイン人が住んでいた場所。現在はミュージアムとして開放されており、中を見学することができます。 A tour guide said, rich Spanish lived here. Now, this place becomes a museum.

Love it

I like the building and design. I can see the beauty from it. Sometimes you can see wedding ceremonial here with beautiful song. Must visit when in manila.

One the main tourist attractions in intramuros. The Church was started at 1571. The history of church goes back almost 500 years back. Now it's well maintained. It's open for public now even the pandemic with the covid protocols.

Always love going to the Cathedral. Airy and solemn. Strict protocols observed here. Priests deliver good homilies.

The grandeur of the cathedral is both stunning outside and inside. You can feel the historical aura of the place. Solemn and not too crowded in regular days. Definitely a "must visit" level of a church!

100% awesome especially when I got inside there are Christmas decorations.. By the way you need Vaccination card QR code( Stay Safe app)

This is the where I release all my problem by asking to God forgiveness. This place was the third spot that I visit but this is the best among the three of them. During this pandemic, there is no doubt to revisit again because they very strict in safety protocols and that's good for us for our safety. They are highly recommend the social distancing, warring of facemask, QR safe and the fully vaccination card.

Attended mass for the first time on site as I mostly attend virtual masses every Sunday. They have public parking at the back with security and you can make a donation (any amount) once you leave. There is also a pay parking just beside the cathedral and will try that next time. We were a bit late but the staff showed us the way to our seats. They asked for our vaccination cards, had our temperature and bags checked, and was given a laminated number for our seats.

After 2 Years, I've finally visited The Manila Cathedral after our visit from my colleague's art exhibit from the NCCA. We went there and pray for a moment and there was now a souvenirs shop inside. Well, that's the way how to improve our heritage and tourist destination.

It was okay, if you are the religious type or spiritual, u should stop by here. The park at the front lights up at night. Though the church closes early.

Nice cathedral with turbulent history - it was destroyed and rebuilt many times. Seems like a great spot for weddings.

One of the few things to see in Manila. Nothing spectacular but worth the visit with low expectations

Such a beautiful Church. I frequently witness a wedding in a random visits.

The Manila Cathedral looks majestic whichever direction you look at it. But more than its facade, it's an important place for everyone who seeks shelter from the storms of life. 💒 (Took these photos from La Cathedral.)

Beautiful and well preserved church in Intramuros. The architecture is beautiful with high ceilings and rounded arches. There was an ongoing wedding so we couldn't explore much of the interior.

Very spiritual and quiet place to pray. The staff are very strict to covid protocols and seems to have memorable wedding to have someday.

One of the best churches to attend mass as you will be comfortable because of the airconditioning. The mass is really solemn and it's a nice place for praying. Both the interior and exterior of the cathedral is beautiful and grand. It really fits the name Manila Cathedral as it is within the historic Intramuros and symbolizes the Catholic community. The only issue when visiting is they don't have their own parking lot, you just have to find within the nearby areas. Be careful in finding one though because some guys would try to help you but then they would ask for money right away eventhough they don't look after that area.

Next time, have a cosplay like Harry Potter and you will have cool concept. Beautiful old church. Surrounded by many local rider but if you say no, they will leave you alone (they just do their job anyway)

Probably THE best cathedral in the Philippines, it is air-conditioned and really spacious, superbly clean and very optimal for praying and tourism. The bamboo organs were a sight to see (it was really gorgeous), and the ceilings walls were tall. The architecture really put life to the cathedral (in the inside and also from thr outside). The modern gothic architecture made it an eye sore (in a good way), and it makes you want to explore every inch of that place.

The current construction was rebuilt after the original cathedral devastated in the war. That’s why the building looks rather new compared to its actual age. The interior isn’t as impressive as the San Augustin nearby

Made in Baroque style, Manila Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Manila. The interior of the building is very amazing and astonishing. It's a nice place to take some prayers...

Manila Cathedral is a breathtaking gem in the heart of Manila. The stunning architecture and serene ambiance create a peaceful haven within the bustling city.