Step back in time and discover Intramuros, Manila’s iconic Spanish colonial-era Walled City. Established in the late 16th century by Spanish colonizers, Intramuros served as the heart of political, religious, and cultural life during the colonial period, showcasing historic architecture, cobblestone streets, and centuries-old churches.

Participants will journey through several key sites that bring this era to life. At Fort Santiago, once a military defense fortress and prison, visitors will walk the paths taken by the national hero Jose Rizal in his final days, capturing the resilience and sacrifices that shaped the nation. Casa Manila, a meticulously reconstructed 19th-century mansion, offers a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of Manila’s upper-class families, with period furnishings and artifacts that tell of daily life during Spanish rule. Finally, the newly opened Centro Turismo de Intramuros provides a modern perspective, showcasing exhibits, multimedia displays, and archival material that connect past and present, highlighting the cultural exchanges between the Philippines and Spain.

This immersive tour of Intramuros offers participants a unique opportunity to engage with the Philippines’ colonial legacy, experiencing firsthand the architectural splendor, historical landmarks, and cultural narratives that continue to shape the nation today.