Plaza Roma

For more than 500 years this large stone fortification has stood watch over the city. Visit to inspect cannons and admire the views over Manila.

Relax in one of the largest urban parks in Asia, home to gardens, orchids, tropical plant species and a monument to a Filipino hero.

This stone fort once repelled attacks by invading armies and is today a popular tourist spot and venue for wedding ceremonies.

Browse a collection containing thousands of years of the country’s history and anthropology, from its earliest inhabitants to Spanish colonists and more.

You can find out about the history of Manila with a stop at San Agustin Church. Visit the churches and shops in this culturally rich area.

Discover how the city’s wealthy lived by visiting this reproduction of a Spanish colonial mansion that’s filled with period furniture.