Tourists can discover the rich history, heritage, and old-world charm of the Intramuros in Manila more conveniently with fun new experiences and attractions. In case you didn’t know, Klook has launched a new Intramuros Pass, which gives access to the top activities in the walled city of Manila.
In partnership with the Intramuros Administration, the Klook Intramuros Pass features top attractions of the iconic walled city including Fort Santiago, Baluarte de San Diego, Casa Manila Museum, Museo de Intramuros, Heirloom Filipiniana and Barong Rental, BamBike Tour, and the White Knight Electric Chariot Tour.
The pass gives users flexibility to pick and choose a range of activities and get more value for their money. Instead of booking 3 to 5 different activities individually, those who book through Klook can save up to 28% with just one pass.
Here’s what to expect from Klook’s Intramuros Pass:
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Fort Santiago
Visit Fort Santiago, one of the oldest fortifications in Metro Manila and one of the most important historical sites in Manila. This citadel was originally built in 1571 by Spanish navigator and governor Miguel López de Legazpi for the newly established city of Manila in the Philippines. The defense fortress is located in Intramuros, the walled city of Manila.
For those who haven’t visited Fort Santiago lately, there are several new attractions inside worth visiting including a new cafe called Papakape situated inside Aljibe de la Fuerza, a 400-year-old water cistern.
Another interesting spot to visit inside Fort Santiago is the iMake History LEGO Fortress in Baluarte de Santa Barbara, which showcases Philippine landmarks recreated in LEGO.
Baluarte San Diego
See the famous circular fort and tower originally built from 1586-1587 to defend Manila’s southern bayside boundary. The circular fort was excavated in 1979 and the baluarte was restored by 1992. A garden was added at its base and the first stone fort in Manila is now an archeological park.
The garden area – which was once the site of a foundry and soldier’s barracks – is now rented out for private functions. The 16th century stone ruins provide a unique backdrop, while the fountain and pergola complete the perfect setting for special events and events.
Casa Manila Museum
Get a glimpse of the domestic life of 19th Century upper class families in the Philippines with a visit to Casa Manila Museum. This classic “Manila House” is a living museum that features the lifestyle of an affluent Filipino family during the late Spanish colonial period. The façade was patterned after a house that once stood at Jaboneros Street in the Chinese district of Binondo in the 1850’s.
The interior decor showcases furniture and furnishings sourced from Europe and China. Painted walls, crystal chandeliers, carved traceries, Chinese ceramics and gilded furniture shows the elegance and luxury of a 19th century Manila house.
Museo De Intramuros
Visit Museo de Intramuros and see Intramuros Administration’s vast ecclesiastical collection. The museum is located at the reconstructed San Ignacio Church and Convent within the historic walled area of Intramuros.
Intramuros Bambike Tour
Cycle through the streets of Intramuros on a bamboo bike (Bambike) made with durable and all-natural bamboo and Abaca materials. Bambike’s Eco-Tours are considered one of the classic activities for tourists in Manila.
Pick from the 2.5-hour-long Intramuros Experience, 1.5-hour-long Intramuros Express tours, Sunset tours or bike rentals to explore on your own.
White Knight Electric Chariot Day Tour
White Knight, a hotel in Intramuros offers another fun mode of transport in the form of Electric Chariots. White Knight offers 30-minute and 1-hour packages where the whole family can enjoy riding to historical landmarks with a knowledgeable tour guide.
Filipiniana and Barong Rental in Intramuros
Looking for fun photo ops? Pose in traditional Filipiniana clothing as you tour around Intramuros. A newly opened shop now offers traditional Filipino costume rentals, along with local food brands, handicrafts, and souvenir items for sale. Vestidor lets tourists rent out barong tagalog for men and baro’t saya for women for just P350 an hour for those unique photo and video snaps while sightseeing. Vestidor is located at Mercadillo at Chamber 4, Fort Santiago, Intramuros.
Experience Intramuros through Klook with the Intramuros Pass and discover proudly-Filipino attractions and accommodations through the PILIPinas But Make it Klook page.
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