Wow

Nice Place 🎉

Been to intramuros 4 days ago, such a nostalgic place❤️

Cool😊

Nice place

I used to spend weekends in Intramuros, Fort Santiago and Luneta Park when i was still a student decades and decades ago. My father took hia Bachelors Degree at the Lyceum of the Philippines in the 60's while working as a bus conductor. 😊

The Palacio del Gobernador, is a government building primarily for the Commission on Elections. It does not permit entry without prior appointment.

Ey lezgow boi 💪🏼💪🏼

Imagine going there during the night. You’ll hear dead soldiers crying. 👻

The old house you entered was not built in the 16th century but only built in 1981 it was a project of the Intramuros Administration headed by the Former First Lady Imelda Marcos and Governor Jaime Laya of Central Bank of The Philippines to showcase the Philippines heritage houses built in the 16th century up to the 19th century 10 old houses were bought from nearby Binondo district to de assemble and rebuilt in Intramuros the 8 proposed periodical house will housed commercial establishment this area is called Plaza San Luis Complex a commercial center built in a colonial style architecture it has a House Museum depicting the Life style of the Spanish era Philippines it's the house you entered antique were brought in to gave the house a collonial antiquated feel much of the Intramuros were destroyed during the second world war only second to Warsaw as the most devastated city Intramuros is still in the process of restoration all old style houses were rebuilt or Spanish inspired architecture only the San Agustin Church is the Original that survived the War making it the oldest structure in the Philippines and the oldest Catholic church in South East Asia

Sorry, Spanish Colonial Period was from: 1565 to 1898