Going on Manila City Tours, Philippines are a great way of learning about the country. These tours will take you to various tourist attractions of Manila City, such as San Agustin Church, Rizal Park among others. There are half-day tours and full-day tours that you can take. Taking Manila City Tours, Philippines are surely going to thrill you.
Manila City Tours, Philippines will take you to innumerable tourist attractions. On your half-day tour, you can visit:
- American Cemetery: This is a memorial ground where American and Filipino soldiers who passed away in the Pacific during World War II, are buried.
- Manila's Bay Area Complex: This Philippines City Tour takes you to this tourist attraction.
- Rizal Park: This is a memorial for the Philippines' national hero, Jose Rizal. This was the place where during the Spanish era, Filipinos-Muslims hid after the Spaniards had seized Intramuros in 1571. This park, which was also the execution ground of the Spaniards for Filipino rebels, has an area of 58 hectares. It extends from Taft Avenue to the walls of Manila Bay.
- Intramuros: This is the Walled City, which was constructed from 1591 to 1593.
- San Agustin Church
- Sundry shopping
Besides these places, on the full day Manila City Tours, Philippines, you will also visit Casa Manila and Bahay Chinoy. These are two more tourist attractions in the region which are sure to captivate you. Besides this, there are Manila City Tours in Philippines conducted from Wednesday to Friday, which feature all these attractions as well as the National Museum. You will surely get an insight on the culture and heritage of this region.
Another place of visit which you are sure to visit on your Manila City Tour is Fort Santiago. It is from here where you can enter Instramuros. The construction started in 1571 and was completed almost 150 years later. Prior to the Spanish settlement of Rajah Sulayman, there was a fort made of wood. On these ashes was the Spanish fortress built, which became to be Spain's main point of defense in the island. This fort which is also called the "Shrine of Freedom," was the place where Filipino heroes were imprisoned and later put to death during the Japanese and Spanish eras. This fort was partly rebuilt after World War II and is now a park, which houses traditional as well as modern plays.
There are innumerable City Tours in Philippines and Manila City Tours, Philippines is one of them.
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