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Old Spanish City, Manila, Luzon, Philippines. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
We (the Aguirres and two Canlas sisters) went to the Intramuros walking tour. The two main stops were the Manila Cathedral and the San Agustin Church. The tour took two hours and was filled with tons of information on the history of Manila. Carlos Celdran presented the history of the country in a way that was both comedic and interesting. Do find the time to check his tours out when you get the chance to! The website with the information of his tours will be in the link below.
Tour information: carlosceldran.blogspot.com
Fort Santiago was built by the Spaniards within the walled city of Intramuros to protect them from the pirates - both Asian and moorish pirates. It was likewise used by the Japanese military during WW II.
We (the Aguirres and two Canlas sisters) went to the Intramuros walking tour. The two main stops were the Manila Cathedral and the San Agustin Church. The tour took two hours and was filled with tons of information on the history of Manila. Carlos Celdran presented the history of the country in a way that was both comedic and interesting. Do find the time to check his tours out when you get the chance to! The website with the information of his tours will be in the link below.
Tour information: carlosceldran.blogspot.com
Intramuros, also called the Walled City of Manila. Built by spaniards when Spain colonized the Philippines. 8-)
We (the Aguirres and two Canlas sisters) went to the Intramuros walking tour. The two main stops were the Manila Cathedral and the San Agustin Church. The tour took two hours and was filled with tons of information on the history of Manila. Carlos Celdran presented the history of the country in a way that was both comedic and interesting. Do find the time to check his tours out when you get the chance to! The website with the information of his tours will be in the link below.
Tour information: carlosceldran.blogspot.com
We (the Aguirres and two Canlas sisters) went to the Intramuros walking tour. The two main stops were the Manila Cathedral and the San Agustin Church. The tour took two hours and was filled with tons of information on the history of Manila. Carlos Celdran presented the history of the country in a way that was both comedic and interesting. Do find the time to check his tours out when you get the chance to! The website with the information of his tours will be in the link below.
Tour information: carlosceldran.blogspot.com