Things to do in Manila

The Intramuros walking tour was really fun and helped us learn quite a lot about Philippine & Intramuros history. The weather wasn’t too hot and was still pretty pleasant. Our guide, Russel, was very knowledgeable, well-prepared and explained everything based on evidence while showing us old photos of Intramuros.

price:much affordable kpg early booking. experience: they enjoy the birds and seal show. pero sa ibang meju ntkot ung dlwang toddler. especialy c bunso ayaw ng snakes at big fish scared dw. facilities:all in all mgnda sayang d nkaabot sa penguin feeding my cut off xa ... first bonding this year with the fam. ❤️🍀

Booking through Klook made our Fort Santiago trip super convenient — we didn’t have to fall in line to buy tickets, just showed the voucher at the entrance and went straight in. It really saved us time and hassle, especially since it was quite busy that day. We visited during Halloween, and the whole place had a more spooky and mysterious vibe — the dim lights, old stone walls, and historic ruins really made it feel like stepping back in time. It was both fun and eerie in the best way!

Redeeming your voucher is easy. Simply present it to the staff near the ticket booth, and it's ready to use. I started my visit at Baluarte de San Diego, then went to Fort Santiago, and ended at Casa Manila.

Ease of booking on Klook: no need for long lines, just go straight to the biodome, plus there's discount here. The biodome is such a great experience, from the birds to the cute but big fishes, cute bunnies, and the best part: AURORA NIGHT 😍

Very affordable and the staff are kind... we will come back soon... but I hope there's a place to buy food inside because it would be better if there's a place to eat if bringing food is not allowed... it's a waste of the benches if they allow eating there

This was the first place I visited before going to Fort Santiago and the Casa Manila Museum. The voucher redemption process was quick and easy; just show the voucher to the staff near the ticket booth. Baluarte de San Diego is a historical site in Intramuros and one of the oldest stone forts in the Philippines, built in the late 16th century. It was originally a circular fortress called Fort Nuestra Señora de Guia. This place has become a symbol of Manila's resilience because it has survived wars, earthquakes, and subsequent restorations.

The museum is praised for being well-preserved and giving a vivid glimpse into upper-class Filipino life during the Spanish colonial era. The architecture and interior are frequently described as elegant: “antique furniture, intricate woodwork, lovely courtyards that take you back in time.

It was really fun and unforgettable experience, you can take a lot of pictures and play around. You can also bring your family, friends, and relatives who loves taking pictures. I also love the tea experience. Thank you so much 💓