Casa Manila was built in the Spanish colonial period style. It is a museum that aims to showcase the typical Filipino home, albeit a rich family's home, during the time when the Philippines was a territory of Spain. It has three floors and is a self guided tour. You can take pictures but without flash, but video recording and touching of the displays are strictly prohibited. At every floor, you get a chance to see how a guest room, bedroom, kitchen, and even the toilet looked like many hundreds of years in the past. The inside of the museum and its vicinity definitely takes you back into the past. There is a small entrance fee, about 75 pesos, which is not much considering the experience and knowledge you will get from a visit here. It is highly recommended to take a tour of this museum and enjoy a trip down history lane.

This is a historical and wonderful old palace like place, surrounded by many restaurants and coffee shops. Awesome place with good impression.

A must visit! Casa Manila is a reflection of elegance and luxurious lifestyle of our Filipino elites back in the Spanish Colonial period.

How colonial lifestyle during Spanish colonization in the Philippines? Visit Casa Manila, then. For just below 100php you can roam around the museum as much as you want, but remember stay on the red carpet. 😊

Casa Manila is a museum in Intramuros depicting colonial lifestyle during Spanish colonization of the Philippines. 📍 Casa Manila is located at Plaza San Luis Complex, Cor. Real & Gen. Luna Sts. Intramuros, Manila. It is easily reachable by jeepney or taxi, make sure to tell your driver to drop you off at the cultural landmark. Entrance fee: You have to pay a minimal fee to enter Casa Manila. Take note that students, teachers, and senior citizens have a discount.

The Casa Manila is Amazing old house and Architecture are wonderful. The entrance in Casa Manila 75 pesos each person if kids 2 to 4 is free. They have plenty of cafe restaurants and food is so delicious and have also beer if you want. I'm sure I will recommended the Casa Manila.

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.

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.

Amazing recreation/retention of old times. Must see if you are into history

A beautiful place, now with several options for restaurants, cafes and shops. The old colonial architecture, especially the fountain, reminded me of being in Seville or Granada. A must see if you are walking around Intramuros.

For me the must see place of Intramuros. It really takes you back to a bygone era being a beautiful Spanish style Villa. It is now the hub for man bars, restaurants and a hotel. As such t tends to e very busy, making taking photographs a challenge, but well worth persevering.

So from the sounds of it this was a former home once in the past, but it’s a really cool place to sit down, eat or drink something to relax for a bit. Plus then take some great photos, and just admire the work of art this place is. I guess the only thing that hit me a bit was getting bugged by a few of the locals trying to advertise some rides or things to purchase. If it wasn’t for that, it would have been a 5 out of 5 experience.

This great museum brings the visitors back to the colonial times and shows how the Western style houses could match with Chinese and local influents. Great mixture. The patio with fountain in the middle completes the whole picture . Absolutely worth white to visit . Equally to recommand a lunch in Barbara's heritage restaurant , in the same building. Nice experience !

The Casa Manila is a showpiece and a tour de force structure recreated by the Intramuros Administration to preserve and encapsulate the Spanish colonial days within the islands. Inside you would find antique pieces of furniture and woodwork that was prevalent during that time. It exudes the ambiance of what it was like to live in those bygone days when the Spanish Monarchy and the Roman Catholic Church prevailed in the lives of Christianized Filipinos.

It really great specially the history behind of each details. Enjoyed and Bless. I will picture all my experience in my Vlog. So if you want to know more about Subscribe to my channel Maria & Ahmed😊

The interior of this museum is mainly made of wood, I think teak - definitely a house of rich people. Nothing much info about the house too. I love the surrounding of Casa Manila, just like we're in Spain with a fountain in the middle. However, its nothing much, to me its just like a house tour. 😅 Will I come here again for the tour - NO. But there's a lot of cafes and restaurants here - WORTH to try, plus point, its an instagrammable place.

One of the best museum that showcases high society living during the 18th to 19th century. All the furnitures are well maintained and preserved for future generations to see.

5 STARS. I RECOMMEND IT. It's very well worth it to go for a tour, which only costs P75 ($1.50 USD) It shows the luxurious mansion of a Filipino-Spanish haciendero during the Spanish Colonial times, very well preserved, and it shows a glimpse of the past. If you're going to Intramuros, this is a MUST SEE. P.S. the cafes and restos on the ground floors are great too!

Casa Manila is an AMAZING PLACE to visit! You must come here when you visit Intramuros. It feels like stepping into another time. I never imagined such a classy place like Casa Manila in the Philippines. I pictured how life was in those days. It's delightful to see old rooms transformed into commercial spaces like shops, restaurants, and offices. There's even an exhibit area. Sadly, we couldn't enter the museum, which I assume is the best part. The price didn't fit our budget then, and we had more places to visit before sunset. But I'd love to return and explore all the things they offer.

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

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.

The place is like a palace. It's like visiting palaces in Germany. What ruined our day was this guard. We were not advised that videotaping was not allowed at the entrance. They just say no flash photography. So we were video recording when this rude guard told us " para san ba yang video nyo? Kanina pa kayo e! " then I ask him, it's not allowed? He said no. He could just tell us nicely. But it's like we did something really bad. What a disgusting attitude.

We were not so lucky because of the rains, so can not walking around inside the Casa Manila so well but for sure in love with the building architecture. They have museum, coffee shop, restaurant and souvenirs shop inside, free entry to come in here but to enter the museum you have to pay for the ticket. Its very Instable, don't miss your opportunity to take the pics infront of the building, you will in loveee..

Rewind back in time and relive the Spanish colonial era in Casa Manila. You have to buy the entrance fee on the ground floor separately. This old villa is very well maintained and features much of the original furniture used back in the day.

Beautiful space which gives you a glimpse of the colonial era and its influences.

Brief look at the one of the oldest grand houses during the spanish regime where it features the domestic lifestyle of upperclass filipino families.

Entrance fee of 75 pesos for regular guest and 50 pesos for students ,senior and Pwd. Three floors of exhibit. Restaurants at the ground floor. Self guided tour ,just follow the red carpet ..,no camera flash inside.

The ambiance was so classy.There are restaurants on the first floor where you can choose to eat. The staffs as well as the guards of the museum was very nice and articulate. The entrance fee to the museum was very affordable 75php for regular and 50php for students. I long to come back here since the first time i came here was when i was in 6th grade way back in 1987. I really admire how they preserve those antiques.

Love what they've done to this place! The Philippines isn't the best at restoration, but this place is quite decently done. Located right beside the San Agustin church, they turned this ancient Filipino mansion into a commercial area with cafes, restaurants, a museum, and a few curated shops. All of the places are tucked in rooms and alcoves of what I assume to be an old Spanish-era casa surrounded by the only remaining cobblestone street within Intramiuros.

Beautiful old place and truly unique 😍🇵🇭 However, there are lots of people when we visited this place so not really able to explore and even attempt to enter the museum. Nevertheless, you can see lots of coffee shops here so you can reenergize here after a long walk inside Intramuros. Must try is Barbara's restaurant. 😉😋

An extravagant home owned by a Spanish-Filipino haciendero during Spanish era. All the muembles and everything inside the house was impressive that they were able to preserve it. One of the awesome museums around the intramuros

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.

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

Good place to visit..it restore the spanish colonialization in the Philippines.Just infront of San Agustin Church, Intramuros ,Manila,Philippines

A Spanish Colonial house. Great place to visit.

Nice to see mostly Filipino Tourist visiting one of our finest heritage destinations

You can look around free but there is entrance fee for the museum. This place will transport you back to the colonial period of Manila. Lovely place and in here there are restaurant you can dine. A must visit if your are in Intramuros.

Didn’t enter the museum since there were too many visitors. I took a small walk around the building which is adorable

Casa Manila is inside Plaza de San Luis. It is a cute place to look back to the Spanish household life. We got in using the intramuros pass from klook. I recommend that you dont book ahead cus my friend suddenly wasn't able to go. It is seamless, yet i can't predict the outcome. I like looking at artifacts. It turned back time to 1800s when we were still colonized by them. Funny thing why there are chinese double happiness lamps there. Lol More information: https://guidetothephilippines.ph/destinations-and-attractions/plaza-san-luis

Small complex but free guides available, it's an interesting step back in time and worth a look

Currently, Intramuros is undergoing renovations and the roads are a mess!! Make sure you secure transportation back to your hotel before hand. It was almost impossible to get a taxi. I do not recommend to visit with small children or infants... Still, a beautiful unique experience

This is a time capsule of old Manila. The site is very well presented and preserved. The tickets are also very fairly priced and the guides are cheap and knowledgeable. It is important to remember that you must stay on the red carpet for the first part of the tour but during the second half it is more of a free roam experience.

The details of this place is breathtaking. Visiting this casa will bring you back to the good old time and see how the rich live in the past. Absolutely recommend

Worth to be seen, a museum of a lifestyle of rich Filipino family from the Spanish period, 19th century. I’ve been here on the weekday, a lot of people but no queue for tickets. You need around 30 min to see it all.

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.

Museum depicting the colonial lifestyle of the Spanish. Spread over three floors you can get a glimpse of their lives. Don't forget the souvenir shop opposite this building

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.

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

A very beautiful colonial house. It will definitely give you a view of the Philippines’ past, during the Spanish colonization period. The house is well-maintained and the artifacts are well-preserved. Everything was so elegant. You’ll learn a lot about our history with the help of a tour guide. A recommended place to go for history enthusiasts.

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

Nicebut for sure you need a guide to understand something

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

Informative staff, great photo opportunities

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

(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。

(Translated by Google) Architecture conservation building Colonial style that is worth per view Within the Manila old town area There are traces of the aura story. Spanish colonial era remains For those interested to learn and study This building has been preserved. To see the living conditions Rich and luxurious Of the colonial at that time History often has stories Various aspects that allow us to always study and learn (Original) อาคารอนุรักษ์สถาปัตยกรรม แบบโคโลเนียลที่ควรค่าต่อการชม ภายในบริเวณเมืองเก่า Manila มีร่องรอยเรื่องราวกลิ่นอาย สมัยอาณานิคมสเปนหลงเหลือ ให้ผู้สนใจได้เรียนรู้ศึกษา อาคารหลังนี้ได้รับการเก็บรักษา ให้เห็นสภาพชีวิต ความเป็นอยู่ ที่รุ่มรวยหรูหรา ของเจ้าอาณานิคมในเวลานั้น ประวัติศาสตร์มักมีเรื่องราว แง่มุมต่างๆ ที่ให้เราได้ศึกษาเรียนรู้เสมอ

“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.

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.

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.

Nice Place!!

Love it

Interesting place to visit to see Filipino history

Accomodating staffs

(Translated by Google) Favorite place in Manila! (Original) Самое любимое место в Маниле!

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(Translated by Google) Take a picture here 📸📸 (Original) ถ่ายรูปที่นี่แหละ 📸📸

This is how the rich people lives during the Spanish era.

As we were roaming around Intramuros this building caught our eyes... the fountain and the wishing well inside. It brings you back to the time of our great great ancestors. The large vacant room on the 2nd floor i wonder what were they used for by our ancestors before? For sure every corner of this building has its own story to tell. ☺ There several cafes and restaurant to choose from when you're starving. All in all my visit to this place is worth remembering & will remain in my heart forever...♥️♥️♥️

Atmospheric

Nicely preserved historical house. Worth visiting.

Nice museum. A little window into colonial life in Manila.

Interesting heritage building in Intramuros Casa Manila is now a museum & a push bike rental Was unable to visit the museum ... due to coronavirus restrictions Nevertheless it’s still an impressive multi level building to look at

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.

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

It was beautiful.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Maganda

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.

For someone who loves historical landmarks like me, you won't regret visiting this museum. Such an elegant and historical place! I even saw a lot of available restaurants inside 👌👌👌

Amazing this is my first time at casa manila and it feels like the old day's in manila when you look at the houses 😍

I always impressed by how the house and all its furnitures conserved. Been there for fourth time, and still got the wow feeling. It did not fail for any details as if the residences are still alive and treat them with love and care. Inside view of the house made you throw back to times, however the outside birdview give a rich vibrant scenery, the tower of the Manila Chatedral, San Agustin church just outside your window. And roof tops of the neighborhood gave a floating feelings

Really captures the lifestyle in the Illustrado era of Intramuros. As a Filipino architect, we couldn’t want anything but total restoration of Intramuros so Casa Manila wouldn’t feel like the only casa there. A neighborhood that used to exist inside.

Casa Manila is a multi complex tourist destination. It houses stores, restaurants museum, park and hotel all in one place. May makakainan, papasyalan, mabibilhan ng mga souvenir items and most of all a lot of pictures to take. Picture picture.. go na

nice place for a visit. learning a thing r 2 about Spanish occupation period. probably, it is the only well preserved house from Spanish time

Probably one of the weaker attractions within the city of Intramuros itself. It's pretty much a freeform walking tour where you are pretty much left to your own interpretations because there aren't any assigned tour guides unless you already paid for one to take you around the city. If you already have a grasp of Colonial Philippines then there isn't much of anything new over here. If you are in the area, feel free to look around but don't expect a long explanation about the purpose of certain rooms and items within. The plaza outside is beautiful though. But that isn't a part of Casa Manila itself.

Amazing old city mansion of a merchant with excellent exhibits and real insights how the rich and successful lived during the days of the glorious days of trade and the Asian trade routes. Worth a visit

This museum tackles the life of middle-class family noong Spanish era. You get to learn more about their lifestyle and instagramable pa yung place.

Entrance is 75p or voucher from Klook. take times around 30 minutes for this place. Recommend this place. However the road from Intramuros gate to Casa Manila is under construction.