¡Arriba España! Philip I, King of 'Spain Philip II El Prudente, King of Spain (1556-1598), Portugal and the Algarves (1581-1598), England and Ireland juxe uxoris (1554-1558), and Lord of the Netherlands (1555-1598. Monument erected and unveiled by Sofia, Queen Consort of Spain, as part of the Centenary of Philippine Independence, 2000. Well situated to admire the old buildings we had a kind gentleman explain the significance of the surrounding buildings which only made the experience all the more enjoyable!

The park is getting turned into a carpark

The statue of the King where the Philippines got its name from. One of the statues that you will find in the Walled City that shaped the history of this country.

A Must visit for tourists

(Translated by Google) Statue of the Spanish monarch that gave name to the country (Original) Estatua del monarca español que dio nombre al país

(Translated by Google) A visit. (Original) 到此一遊。

歷史感強烈。

Most beautiful monument in the Philippines

Beautiful monument of king Philip of Spain and founder name of Philippines

Where the country Philippines is named after from. King Philip II (King Felipe II) of SPAIN. Located in Plaza Espana.

A statue of the Spanish monarch for whom the islands are named after, King Philip II. It can be found nearby the old Aduana, or Customs House of the Spanish Period. The place where the statue is located is called Plaza España. It is a public area and is at the northern part of Intramuros.