Fort Santiago Tours and Activities

Get a comprehensive tour of Manila in just a day on this bus excursion. You'll travel with a small group of just 12 people or fewer, which lets you enjoy an intimate atmosphere and plenty of chances to ask questions. Listen to commentary on the history of Manila over the last 400 years, tracing its history from Malay to Spanish to Japanese to Filipino.

When you’re exploring a district as historic as Manila’s Intramuros, it pays to choose a traditional form of transport. Soak up the sights, discover the history, and even ride along the walls on this small-group bicycle tour with a difference: bamboo bikes. After choosing a style and size that suits you, tour sites including Fort Santiago, Plaza Roma, and the Puerta del Parian gate, then finish with some Filipino snacks.

"Intramuros: History of Old Manila" is a tour walled city of Manila, the capital of the Philippines. This tour is best for guest who want to know the history of Manila and the Philippines. This is a history-and-culture-anchored tour that involves part walking, horse-back riding and museum visits. We curated this tour to tell more than 400 years of history in more or less 4 hours.

Explore Manila on a 4-hour private tour with a guide who introduces you to the city's historical and modern-day aspects. You'll visit heritage attractions such as Intramuros and Rizal Park, take a walk through Chinatown, and meet locals at a public market. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; food, drinks, and entrance fees are at your own expense.

This is Manila. It’s a city filled with history from different influences: Spanish, Chinese, and of course, Filipino. Experience Manila like a local and explore the inner streets to get a first-hand glimpse of the everyday life of Filipinos. The Manileño Tour will take you around Manila in the best way we know how: via commute. A visit to Manila is not complete without riding a jeepney and a kalesa (Filipino horse carriage). Tour around the Spanish walls of Intramuros, busy markets of Divisoria, cultural streets of Chinatown, and momentous grounds of Rizal Park.

If you’re a history buff, Makati (Old Manila) is a must-see during your time in the Philippines. Discover historical information you may have missed on a private half-day tour of Makati (Old Manila), a great introduction for first-time visitors. Check off highlights such as San Agustin Church and Museum, Rizal Park and Shrine, Fort Santiago and Intramuros, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for added convenience.

When your cruise ship docks in Manila's port, benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this half-day private tour. Skip the large group tours and get the chance to ask plenty of questions of your dedicated guide as you visit the highlights of Manila. Stops include city landmarks such as St. Agustin Church, the American Cemetery, Casa Manila, Fort Santiago, and others.

See the main highlights of Manila on a stress-free half-day tour, ideal for visitors with limited time in the capital city. With just your private guide and party, you’ll tick off top anila attractions such as Fort Santiago, the American Memorial Cemetery, and Rizal Park and Shrine. Travel between landmarks with ease in an air-conditioned vehicle and relish the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off.

Manila is a big city, but on this guided tour you can see the must-visit sites without the hassle. From the Spanish colonial-era walled city of Intramuros to sprawling Rizal Park, your local guide will explain the fascinating history behind what you’re looking at, so you come away with a greater understanding of Manila and the Philippines.

When your cruise ship drops anchor in Manila, make the most of even limited time in the capital of the Philippines on a half-day shore excursion. Designed specifically for first-time visitors on a time budget, this tour transports you between landmarks such as San Agustin Church and Museum, and the walled city of Intramuros in air-conditioned comfort.

A tour of Intramuros can easily be done individually, but for an immersive experience, having a professional guide is an advantage. We are a team of Department of Tourism Trained Guides. Not included in the attractions listed are unique stops that can include liqueur tasting made from locally sourced ingredients or Sampaguita Ice Cream sampling. Sampaguita (Philippine Jasmine) is the national flower of the country characterised by its delicate features and scent.

Avoid getting stuck in the infamous traffic jams of Manila on a half-day shore excursion that allows you to tick off more attractions in less time. Rather than traveling by coach or car, you’ll get a more intimate glimpse into the Philippines’ capital as you explore the historic walled city of Intramuros on foot. Exploring the area with a guide means that you’ll be party to insider information that you may otherwise have missed.

Explore the City of Manila and discovery what's with the City of the old time. Join travelers from around the world in exploring Manila with an English-speaking tour guide. Visit the city's most popular attractions and experience a bit of local culture.

Begin the day with a drive to the picturesque city of Tagaytay, a popular tourist destination because of its cool climate and picturesque scenery. Admire breathtaking views of the lake from this wonderful vantage point at the People's Park. The tour includes a stop for a brief lunch in one of the local restaurants where you can enjoy a sumptuous Philippine cuisine.Your sightseeing tour of Manila starts with a visit to the American Cemetery and Memorial. This tour includes a stop at the Luneta Park, which is also called Rizal Park, one of the most significant tourist spots located in the heart of Manila.

This private half-day tour is an ideal way to see the highlights of Old Manila in a short time. Make the best of your time in the city by zeroing in on one area, thus avoiding getting stuck in the notorious traffic. You’ll learn all about the history of the city, from the Spanish colonial era until the present, with your knowledgeable local guide.

See the main highlights of Manila by Calesa. Venture out and see St Agustin Church and other famous city landmarks.

Savor the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, forts and malls, old and new, on this guided tour of Manila highlights. Cover ground you couldn’t hope to cover independently as you check off the walled city of Intramuros, 16th-century San Agustin Church, Rizal Park, Fort Santiago, the American Memorial Cemetery, the Mall of Asia, and more. Tailor-made for first-time visitors, your day includes lunch but excludes entrance fees.

By joining this tour, you will witness how the New Manila looks like at night after the appointment of the New Mayor, Francisco Moreno Domagoso, also known by his screen name as Isko Moreno.

Travelers will learn a lot about the culture and the history of the Philippines and they will experience the hospitality of the filipino.

Join this fully guided tour of Manila’s past and present. This sightseeing tour of Manila starts at the American Cemetery and Memorial, a resting place of the soldiers who lost their lives during the WWII. Continue to the Old City of Manila as you drive via the scenic Roxas Boulevard, one of the best locations to see the beautiful Manila Bay sunset.

Filipino heritage has been carved by many cultures. Firstly, by the Malays and the Chinese. In the old city of Intramuros, there is the Spanish Baroque dominance and for the rest of the downtown areas there is a strong American Art Deco influence that made an impact in Philippine architecture, education, heritage and history.

Manila, the capital city of the Philippines, is one of the largest megacities in Asia, yet it is a city with a long history of Spanish rule and mixed cultures. About four and a half hours from Tokyo, the Philippines is a beach resort on Cebu Island and Boracay Island with a general image, but if you want to feel the heat of Southeast Asia, it is also recommended to visit Manila. Please use it if you are staying in Manila for connecting to Cebu Island trip. In the scenery of the Philippines and the Spanish streets that are not a bit like Asia You can enjoy the whole day to shopping for World Heritage and souvenirs.

Philippine has a vast and long bloody history. Colonize and destroyed but we still have a reason to smile. Old-world Intramuros is home to Spanish-era landmarks like Fort Santiago, with a large stone gate and a shrine to national hero José Rizal. The ornate Manila Cathedral houses bronze carvings and stained glass windows, while the San Agustin Church museum has religious artwork and statues. Spanish colonial furniture and art fill Casa Manila museum, and horse-drawn carriages (kalesa) ply the area’s cobblestone streets.