Manila, Old & New 4-Hour City Tour

Tour Overview: A comprehensive exploration of Manila's rich history and vibrant contemporary landscape, featuring iconic sites such as Old City Manila, the American Cemetery and Memorial, historic Intramuros and Fort Santiago, and the dynamic economic heart of Makati.

Embark upon a comprehensive exploration of Manila's rich historical tapestry, immersing yourself in its past and present. Commencing from the heart of the nation’s economic hub—Makati—the tour begins at Nielsen's Tower, situated along Ayala Boulevard. Proceed through Forbes Park, an affluent neighborhood known as Millionaire's Row, before reaching the prestigious American Cemetery and Memorial, celebrated for being one of the largest and most magnificent American war memorials beyond the continental United States.

Following this, traverse Roxas Boulevard, also referred to as Dewey Boulevard during the latter part of the 20th century, which leads to Luneta Park, renamed Rizal Park in honor of the country's national hero. As you journey through Intramuros, a walled city showcasing remnants of the Spanish colonial era, marvel at ancient walls, church ruins, and other archaeological treasures left by the conquistadors. Continue along the cobblestone streets to Saint Augustine Church, the oldest stone structure in the Philippines.

Conclude the tour with a visit to Fort Santiago, a significant Spanish fortification guarding the entrance to Manila Bay. This site marks the final residence of Dr. José Rizal, who spent his last days here and penned his renowned "Last Letter to My People.".