Things to do in Intramuros

Really had fun with the Passport Stamp Rally! (even though its rainy) I've finally completed them, though I wasn't able to claim the freebie merchandise for completing the stamps because: 1) IVC is already closed the moment of its last stamp and 2) No stock of it at the last stamp area. Will just coordinate with IA when they have on-stock again.

Great experience to visit this place. I love the Rizal Museum and also the lego displays at Casa De Santa Barbara.

Booked the Viva Old Manila Walking Tour through Klook and had a great experience. Our guide, Russell, was incredibly knowledgeable and informative, sharing fascinating stories and historical insights throughout the tour. We visited 8 stops around Intramuros, and each location came with its own unique history and significance. What I appreciated most was how Russell connected the stories to present-day Manila, making the tour both engaging and educational. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Manila and wanting to gain a deeper understanding of the city's rich history and culture.

This tour is really nice and I recommend you book it. Our tour guide Sir Cedhie is very informative and very nice. He is very good in communicating about the tour and also shaeing all the history facts about Philippines. Also he answered all the questions asked by the tour participants. This is good for international travellers because the language he used is English. 10/10 for this tour 👍👍

What a joy it was to discover Intramuros through Bambike. I picked the extended tour and it was a perfect way to explore as the distance between the spots are a little far to walk. Being on the bike made it both efficient and breezy. Samantha was my guide for the day and she had so much knowledge at each spot - along with fun facts that really made each stop a lot more memorable as sometimes they aren't very interesting to look at per se. She also brought along a folio of pictures that really help contextualised the entire experience with references to timelines and examples. While there are a few traffic crossings that are busier, Samantha always made sure that my safety was a priority and used hand signals to convey any directional change. Finishing the tour with some local ice-cream and ice cold towel was so refreshing. The bike looked a little kooky but worked really smoothly. All the staff are friendly, warm, and helpful. Top notch initiative!

The place was amazing! You can really tell that it was well taken care of. Even the staff were helpful and kind! The guard even offered to take my picture since I went there alone! Kudos to everyone!

for people who thinks, nothing much to see in Manila, take time to know a little of Manila history. a very nice experience. thanks goes to my tour agent. as many others said before he is excellent. so knowledgeable, so fun. easy to use. Just him wearing a blue uniform with a lanyard. Just go to the entrance. your 3hrs will fly by very fast.

We thoroughly enjoyed our electric chariot experience with Brian as our tour guide. They gave us enough time to learn how to operate the segway. Brian was our tour guide, photographer, security officer, safety enforcer, medic all in one! We really appreciated everything he did to make sure we learned and had fun on our tour. This is truly a unique experience in touring Manila, making it a memorable one.

It was very covenient to book in advance. There were no lines to get in. it was not crowded. The location was easily reachable through Grab. The museum itself was bright, roomy, very educational and interesting. it was a very enjoyable way to spend my sunday morning. it was also a good, easy walk to other places to see in Manila such as the Manila Cathedral, San Agustin Church and other key pojnts within the walled city. The free available brochure with a map was very useful.