The splendor of this bridge with a European feel! One of the best rehabilitations done in the city and we do hope to see more. On the Binondo side of the bridge is a Chinese arch that is also impressive! The bridge will also somehow lead you to the earliest commercial business district in Manila which is Escolta…now this is one street we need to see revived!

The photos posted are the old looks of the historical Jones Bridge. I was truly amazed the history of this place along the Binondo Arch after watching the movie ‘Last Night’ by Toni Gonzaga and Piolo Pascual. I fell in live in this place and value the history behind this bridge. Now, this place is already reinvented in a very beautiful way. Can’t wait to see the new Jones Bridge.

The walking path leading to the bridge is nice, paved smoothly, and cordoned off, maybe for tourists or photo opps. But the other streets around the bridge are a bit seedy. There are stray mangy dogs byt thankfully, also a strong security presence. Bridge is small, area smelly, and night photos other reviewers posted look majestic compared to the daytime real thing.

Beautiful bridge. Instragramable and great photography. There is a sidewalk that is safe and the bridge is not that long so you can just do a short walk while taking pictures. Afternoon or night time is the best time to visit since the lights are on and the Binondo welcome sign lights are on as well.

I learned facts here that I’ve never learned from my history/Rizal class back in school. Or maybe I haven’t read that much. Well, it’s never too late to learn.

It’s a beautiful and scenic bridge. You can see a lot of historical places in Manila. There are beautiful lights at night, but there are also a lot of people going there at night disconnects to districts in Manila.

A Historical Bridge that is so beautiful to look at today.. It really is a romantic bridge for me. Go there in the late afternoon.

Compared to what it looks before , now it is esthethicaly pleasing to the eye. And well lit at night i just hope they mainatain the cleanliness of the place and the river underneath so far so good 👍 kudos to the present LGU. Looks like we're in a different place nice to visit during the night with less cars/jeepneys plying along the bridge.

Just an ordinary bridge, nothing special To get to Instramus from Chinatown, you have to cross this bridge.

Really beautiful place especially at night, shot a pre wedding session here and got featured in the City Mayor's page! 10/10 will highly recommend!

beautiful picturesque. set up ready for pre-nup and debut shoot all for free

(Translated by Google) No one answers telephone hayssss delete your telephone number (Original) Walang sumasagot sa telephone hayssss tanggalin nyo nalang ang telephone # nyo

Shots at night gives you that chill feeling and a cool ambiance. Most people use the setting for prenup shot whether day or night. Random passerby can be sighted for a quick snap shots.

One of the most masmerising bridges in manila. Historical one too, the architecture and the lamps are eye catching.

Iconic

You can view the fil-chi friendship arch from here. It's perfect for night pictorial and you're safe from rushing vehicles since there's a human pathway. Just be extra careful walking here late at night.

Great place to get nostalgic photos especially during night time.

Love how this bridge has been transformed over the years. Love the current lamp post adorned the bridge now, it's like it was taken you back during Hispanic times.

Perfectly beautiful at night. ;) ⭐️♥️⚜️

Footprints 😁

(Translated by Google) A symbolic place for Filipinos I gave 5 stars because I think this small museum deserves a visit to learn about life, the works and the death of the most famous National hero of the Philippines. In 1896 he was killed by the Spanish colonizers because he was accused of conspiracy for having founded the youth movement "Lega of the Philippines", which spread freedom of thought and autonomy. 120 years after his death there are celebrations to commemorate him these days. The most symbolic place linked to José Rizal, is located in Intramuros in the "Rizal Shrine", where I visited his last prison before being shot. Filipinos come here as on a pilgrimage. (Original) Un luogo simbolo per i filippini Ho dato 5 stelle perché secondo me questo piccolo museo merita la visita per conoscere la vita le opere e la morte dell'eroe Nazionale più famoso delle Filippine. Nel 1896 venne ucciso dai colonizzatori spagnoli perché venne accusato di cospirazione per aver fondato il movimento di giovani “Lega delle Filippine”, che diffondeva libertà di pensiero e autonomia. A 120 anni dalla morte proprio in questi giorni ci sono le celebrazioni per commemorarlo. Il luogo più simbolico legato a José Rizal, si trova a Intramuros nel “Rizal Shrine”, dove ho visitato la sua ultima prigione prima della fucilazione. I filippini vengono qui come in pellegrinaggio.

Such a nice sight at night. Lounge a bit and just stare at the Pasig river though with the rising cases of covid in Manila, it isn't an ideal time to visit. Should you decide to go, you can also check the satirs on its side which gives you a better of the actual bridge. If you love the beautiful chaos that is Manila, you'll find this spot romantic. Careful not to fall, literally and figuratively just in case you visit with someone! 😁 Photo of the bridge taken by my friend @JC

Floored how it was aesthetically restored. I was here earlier and I can see that people are coming just to take photos with their friends and families. Sceneric and clean Pasig River and not smelly anymore. I remember when I was in College, used to walk in the streets of Manila. I can see hope, in these days that most of younger generation care not in our local heritage and history as national identity. This project, I considered a milestone to our cultural awareness and pride. More more, kudos to City Government of Manila!

Jones Bridge is one of the famous and oldest bridge in Metro Manila. "William A. Jones Memorial Bridge, commonly known as the Jones Bridge, is an arched girder bridge that spans the Pasig River in the City of Manila, Philippines. It is named after the United States legislator William Atkinson Jones, who served as the chairman of the U.S. Insular Affairs House Committee which had previously exercised jurisdiction over the Philippines and the principal author of the Jones Law that gave the country legislative autonomy from the United States. Built to replace the historic Puente de España (Bridge of Spain) in the 1910s, the bridge connects Quintin Paredes Road at the Binondo district to Padre Burgos Avenue at the Ermita district. -wiki. Choose Manila, Choose Jones Bridge It's more fun in the Philippines

Photo of Jones Bridge at night. The columns of neo classical street lamps speak of it’s rich history. Side walks from both sides are safetly fenced with metal in the same colour as the street lamps - black and gold. The renovation of this historic bridge makes it not only a typical bridge. People may be seen wandering around taking photos or simply admiring le pont.

Another spot in Manila to visit and have a photo. Just be careful with the passing vehicles in the area

You'll probably gonna stop when you see this bridge. It has a very aesthetic vibes

very nice ambience to relax nd unwind on end of the day. clean sorrounding. 👍💙😊

Title: A Majestic Marvel of Manila - Jones Bridge Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jones Bridge is a true testament to the rich history and architectural grandeur of Manila. It stands proudly as an iconic landmark that perfectly captures the essence of this vibrant city. As a frequent visitor, I can confidently say that Jones Bridge is an absolute must-see for both locals and tourists alike. The first thing that strikes you about Jones Bridge is its stunning visual appeal. The intricate design and elegant arches are awe-inspiring, creating a picturesque backdrop for countless photo opportunities. Whether you're capturing the bridge during the day or illuminated by the city lights at night, the views are simply breathtaking. Walking across Jones Bridge feels like stepping back in time to a bygone era. The bridge's historic significance adds an extra layer of fascination, as it has witnessed the city's evolution and survived the test of time. It serves as a bridge between the past and the present, connecting generations and cultures. One of the highlights of visiting Jones Bridge is the panoramic view it offers of the Pasig River and its surroundings. The serene waters, coupled with the hustle and bustle of Manila's vibrant streets, create a fascinating contrast that encapsulates the city's unique charm. Furthermore, the recent restoration of Jones Bridge has only enhanced its allure. The meticulous preservation and revitalization efforts have brought back its former glory, making it an even more captivating sight to behold. The bridge now serves as a symbol of Manila's commitment to preserving its cultural heritage. Moreover, Jones Bridge has become a hub for social gatherings, with locals and tourists flocking to its promenade. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely stroll, engaging in street performances, or simply savoring the stunning cityscape, the bridge offers a vibrant atmosphere that is both invigorating and relaxing. In conclusion, Jones Bridge in Manila is a true gem that deserves every bit of its five-star rating. Its architectural splendor, historical significance, and unparalleled views make it an absolute must-visit destination. As you walk across this majestic bridge, immerse yourself in the magic of Manila, and let Jones Bridge leave an indelible mark on your heart.

Ecstatically satisfying during night time

The sunset is the best view. Grabe, ang ganda!

Really love the ambiancr

Binondo-Intramuros Bridge

Felt safe visiting this place... I'm amazed how the government of Manila turned Jones Bridge to be one of the (now) many beautiful places in our City.

I love the view so much but hopefully there would be a security around the area for the SAFETY of every TOURIST would be GREAT to enjoy the ambience of beautiful MANILA and its sightseeing 😍🥰🇵🇭 *𝙏𝙖𝙠𝙚 𝙉𝙤𝙩𝙚: 𝙖𝙡𝙡 𝙪𝙨 𝙡𝙞𝙫𝙚 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙖𝙢𝙚 𝙝𝙤𝙪𝙨𝙚*

Really nice ambiance although it could have looked better with more lights. It feels like a different country. Getting There: From Liwasang Bonifacio Monument, you can ride an e-tricycle to Jones Bridge Tip: You can have a nice view of the side lights by going down the stairs at the foot of the bridge.

The views are very good and lots of people want to take picture within the bridge stairs...

It's really well lit at night. Loved how these lights were preserved. It's quite crowded once the sun comes down. But has a good view for sunset.

Nice and memorable placed to go.

(Translated by Google) Congratz mayor isko moreno good job. (Original) Congratz mayor isko moreno good job.

Iconic bridge.......

You cannot pass the Jones Bridge without feeling captivated of its classical architecture.... 😍

Clean and well-maintained.

Manila Classic at Night

Good

William A. Jones bridge still accessible to the public that connecting from Lawton going to China town & Binondo area

Coming from city hall to binondo, the left side of the jones bridge (lamp posts)are all out of order

Nice

Clean

Paris vibes!

(Translated by Google) Nice view morning the evening (Original) Nice view morning ang evening

Beautiful clean place. Come and visit you wint regret it!

Best to visit here at night.

👍

Nice place

famous bridge from ww2

Quiapo church...

Wow

its good place

I love this place 😍😍

Improve a lot

It felt like you're back the 1800's

Beautiful scenery, perfect for instagram.

(Translated by Google) Nice especially at night! (Original) Ganda lalo na at night!

Beautiful and well lit.

Romantic at night!

Got it

It's so relaxing especially at night.

Truly a historic place!

Clean and nice environment

Nice place, daming nagpipicture taking for weddings, and magazines especially for gowns

Is a very intressting Museum from a phillipine hero. Is much explain and Show there and not to much for pay. Tickets so ok for me. One must when you visit Manila and phillipine. Direkt in the Fort Santiago.is the Museum where I was. Enjoy and learn. Greet from germany. Near cologne.

Always a go-to historical place

Big improvement from before. It's a historical place that's restored to its former glory. The lighting there is very nice

as always best units 9n stock with additional promo during weekdays

Staffs are accommodating as long as youre going to buy an appliances

Nice place, staff are so accomodating

VERY BAD communication. They said the installers will come on Thursday and until Saturday nobody come to fix the sitcom we bought. No serious company. Pass away.

(Translated by Google) No one answers phone numbers! Delayed deliveries. Napakahassle! Update: There is still an error with the payment amount. 374 the input and subtracted from card 734. I was also wrong nmn I did not chineck. Napakahassle n din mag dispute. (Original) Walang sumasagot sa phone numbers! Delayed ang deliveries. Napakahassle! Update: May error pa sa amount ng payment. 374 ang input and kinaltas sa card 734. Mali ko din nmn di ko chineck. Napakahassle n din mag dispute.

(Translated by Google) Compared to other stores, the latest equipment was displayed more often. (Original) 他店に比べると、最新機器が多く展示されていました。

Good and nice walking that areas and nice place😘😘

Night's action was great. Two thumbs up!

Fully renovated Jones Bridge, part of Manila's historical places restoration.

Nice place to take pictures.

A glimpse of the mighty and glorious past is sculpted in every inch of this refurbished bridge. From the entrance to the end of the bridge, I can only gosh how marvelous the Old Manila was.😍

Jones Bridge is a reconstructed bridge that was built after the original was destroyed during the Battle of Manila in 1945. Further restoration efforts are being undertaken to somehow revive the aesthetic of the former bridge which was erected during the American Occupation period of the Philippines. The bridge spans the Pasig River and connects the Intramuros area with the Binondo district to the north side of the river.

very romantic place during night

nice place for photoshoots

A great historic bridge but need extra maintenance to keep it in good shape. The ferry next to it is a good alternative for access to Chinatown from Makati City.

Nice to see a new picture of Manila

Nightlights ❤️🌃

Well done!

Became very curious about this place when it was renovated by Mayor Isko and Manilenyos. The place looked like a sophisticated French Style bridge. It's even more beautiful at night since lights are overflowing above and below the bridge. So happy this was renovated. You can visit this and then have a tour around Binondo for good authentic Chinese food. 😊

Lovely bridge to visit especially at night, with its neoclassical designbuilt during Spanish Era of the Philippines.

Nice bridge🥰 breathtaking. dramatic. grand. panoramic. spectacular. impressive. striking.

Nice bridge - especially when lit up at night - and displays its stylish Spanish era lines Restored just after WW2 by the Americans

It an awsome spot for those who like to have a photo shoot also the sun set here is awesome

Charming walk over the river and it connnects Chinatown with intramuros. The lampposts are beautiful. The only drawback is the stench from the river.

This place is great for pictorial however a look like too dim in the location, hope they boost the area and make more appealing to everyone even foreigners.

Very picturesque view of pasig, fil-chi friendship arch, and post office..... if you're here on a new year day. If here on a regular holiday or a regular day, good luck with that.

Jones Bridge is good place to take photos. 5 stars.

Evening time walks will be much fun I reckon

It's nice to take a walk here , with your friends feels like your in other country

it's good...nice job City of Manila Officials😊😊😊

Lots of people on weekends