Fort
Santiago, a 16th century military defense structure, stands witness
to the valor and heroism if the Filipino through the centuries. Adaptive use of
this famous historical landmark makes certain areas ideal for open air theater,
picnics, and promenades. The Intramuros Visitors Centre gives an overview of
various attractions in the walled city.
Guidelines:
1. The
ticket entitled for free entrance to all facilities including the Intramuros
Visitors Centre and the Rizal Shrine.
2. Picking
of fruits and flowers is strictly prohibited. Please avoid littering.
The
entrance fee for Fort Santiago is 75 peso.
Jose Rizal considered a national hero in the Philippines was imprisoned at Fort
Santiago before his execution in 1896 as were countless others.
Inside
Fort Santiago, I had saw many people go around with horse rides.
Fort
Santiago has many places suitable for photo taking.
The
bronze footprint was the Jose Rizal’s final walk from his cell to his
execution.
At the brochure has stated that it has
cultural shows on weekend at 4:30p.m featuring bamboo music on Saturdays and
folk dances on Sundays. I went to there on Thursday so there are no cultural
shows are playing.
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