Entrance gate to Intramuros. Hopefully we'll be able to preserve it.

now open to public with the new Dungeons of Fort Santiago tour

for tourists, must be careful. I just had a bad experience there. for those who offer ride services there, the price is 350 pesos per person, and the person doesn't explain that the price is per 30 minutes. which they explained that the price was all their services. so after finishing the tour. i was shocked at having to pay 1050 pesos per person. where he just explained that 30 minutes per person costs 350 pesos, and while a lot of time is spent with him pedaling his bike slowly. i feel fraud Be carefull

It feels like your almost taking a step back into the past. I’ve read many reviews of people who seem unable to say no to the locals who offer “lambo” rides. If you have expendable income it’s not expensive at all. If your strapped for cash just use your cellular device to determine where you want to go and walk around the area. Plenty of college kids do it — if they can so can you. Good start to a good experience in my opinion!

This is a symbolic gate of Instamuros. Like a entrance of this are.

This gate is one of the landmarks of the Intramuros. Tourists may take Grab car and stop here. Then they could take a three-hour tour by feet in using google map as the tour guide. The bike tour is not really good for those want to have in-depth understandings for the intramunos area.

Nice place to visit. However, beware of the locals try to sell your tour packages. They make me felt very uncomfortable and will try to intimidate that this area is dangerous without guide. I found it pretty safe as most of the people are tourists.

This is a place to visit when you travel to Manila (but believe me, there's nothing much to see here). Let's avoid the electric cyclo guys. They will scam you no matter how careful you are. I rode with the yellow Tshirt guy for 30 minutes, and he demanded 150 USD. I must paid because afraid of my safe. I will never return to this country again; there are scammers everywhere! Intromuros and Manila was the worst travel in my life!

Spanish old town of Manila, one of must sees. Looked nice but a lot of annoying people that trying to sell you something

Place is maintained and groomed well. I recommend to visit on the weekdays to avoid the crowd.

This is the southern entrance to the Walled City or Intramuros. It has a wood burned signage on top of the wall/walkway. Vehicular traffic passes both ways here. Pedestrians also access this area as they move in and out of the premises.

Kids should visit this place.

Intramuros in Manila has so much history to soak in from the Spanish, Japanese and American occupation and administration. This area to explore is huge and parking is limited in certain areas. You can take little rickshaws or tuk tuks that will take you to all the points of interest and a guide who can tell you all about the basilica, the fortified walls, statues and various historical buildings and structures. If you are a history buff, this is a must visit while in Manila. Also many beautiful parks and nature corredors all along intramuros. Prepare to spend at least 3 to 4 hours.

So much history...so much walking...glad we got a tour guide!!

Too many tour guide advertising their service especially when they saw that you are a foreigner.