INTRAMUROS

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The oldest district and historical spot of Manila which came from a latin word Intramuros – meaning“within the walls”. This was also known as Ciudad Murada or “walled city” for its most popular feature: a nearly three-mile-long routine of large rock surfaces and fortifications that almost absolutely encompasses the whole region. You can ride a Kalesa (horse with a cart) to tour the place or take a walk and find Fort Santiago, Rizal’s Shrine, San Agustin Chapel and art gallery, Manila Chapel, many little plazas and contemporary dining places, most of which a combination in the nearby structures.

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