Manille : Visite à pied intramuros
Description
Intramuros, un quartier historique de Manille, est souvent appelé Old Manila – et c’est là que l’histoire des Philippines commence vraiment. Réservez cette visite si vous êtes curieux de découvrir les événements fascinants et les gens qui ont façonné Manille et l'histoire de la nation. Cette visite à pied conviviale et attrayante vous emmène à travers plus de 400 ans d'histoire, des racines précoloniales à la domination Espagnol, en passant par l'annexion américaine, l'occupation Japonais et Manille d'après-guerre. Si vous avez moins de quatre heures mais que vous voulez un voyage riche et facile à suivre à travers l'histoire des Philippines, cette visite est parfaite pour vous et votre groupe.
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Fort Santiago est une première citadelle construite par le navigateur et gouverneur espagnol Miguel López de Legazpi pour la nouvelle ville établie de Manille aux Philippines. La forteresse de la défense fait partie des structures de la ville fortifiée de Manille, appelée Intramuros.
José Rizal, un des héros nationaux philippins, avait été emprisonné ici avant son exécution en 1896. Le musée du sanctuaire Rizal expose des souvenirs du héros dans leur collection et les traits du fort, incrustés dans le sol en bronze, ses traces représentant sa dernière marche sa cellule à l'emplacement de l'exécution réelle.
La cathédrale basilique et métropolitaine de l'Immaculée Conception, également appelée cathédrale de Manille (en espagnol: cathédrale de Manille), est la cathédrale de Manille et la basilique situées à Intramuros, la ville fortifiée historique de la ville moderne de Manille, aux Philippines. Il est dédié à l'Immaculée Conception, titre de la Bienheureuse Vierge Marie, principale patronne du pays. La cathédrale sert de siège épiscopal de l'archevêque de Manille.
Une promenade en kalesa (calèche) ou en Tranvia (tramway) autour de la ville fortifiée d'Intramuros.
Le monument Memorare - Manila 1945 commémore les vies perdues lors de la bataille pour la libération de Manille menée par les forces philippines et américaines contre les troupes impériales japonaises du 3 février 1945 au 3 mars 1945.
Une église catholique romaine achevée en 1607 et fut l'une des grandes églises construites pendant la période coloniale espagnole inscrite au patrimoine mondial de l'humanité par l'UNESCO, sous le titre collectif Églises baroques des Philippines
Casa Manila est un musée d'Intramuros décrivant le mode de vie colonial pendant la colonisation espagnole des Philippines. Le musée est l'imposante structure en pierre et bois c. 1850, l'une des grandes maisons du Barrio San Luis (l'un des quatre villages d'origine d'Intramuros) est située en face de l'église historique San Agustin et est délimitée par les rues Calle Real, General Luna, Cabildo et Urdaneta. Les deux autres sont les Los Hidalgos, v. 1650 et le manoir Cuyugan, v. 1890.
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Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Cette visite à pied comprend une quantité modérée de marche. Il est conseillé de porter des vêtements confortables dans un climat tropical.
- Il est conseillé aux clients de s'habiller décontracté. Un code vestimentaire est requis pour entrer dans les lieux de culte et dans certains musées. Pas de mini-shorts ou de hauts sans manches autorisés. Vous pouvez risquer un refus d’entrée si vous ne respectez pas ces exigences en matière de tenue vestimentaire.
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte. Le tarif enfant ne s'applique que s'il est partagé avec 2 adultes payants.
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Highly recommend this informative tour of Old Manila and Intramuros. Our guide Teresita(Tessie) was a font of knowledge on Filipino history and a pleasure to spend time with. Be prepared for walking in warm weather. Drinks for sale in Ft Bonifacio and ice cream sample was a treat.
Our guide was amazing and informative. He answered any questions we had and tailored information to us. Even thought it was a small group tour it ended up being just my husband and I. The whole tour was interesting historically and architecturally. Loved the Manila house.
Thank you so much for this lovely review! 💛 We're really glad you enjoyed the tour, intimate groups like yours make the experience even more special. Happy to hear the stories, history, and architecture resonated with you, and yes, the Casa Manila is always a favorite! We appreciate you choosing to explore the city with us. Hope to see you again someday!
What a great experience!!! Anne was a fantastic tour guide! Don’t Skip Manila clearly love their city and share its history through story. Very engaging. Super informative. Can’t say enough good things about their tours! Highly recommend. We also did their Binondo Food Tour which was AMAZING!
Thank you so much for this! ✨ It means the world to us. I’m so glad you enjoyed the tour and even happier that Manila spoke to you through our stories. Manila with you was a joy, too! Hope to see you again on another adventure. 💛
We had a wonderful experience with Anne and Andrei of Don’t Skip Manila | Manila For Kids! The itinerary was well-planned and perfect for kids—fun, interactive, and educational. The children enjoyed learning about Binondo, visiting the Chinatown Museum, and experiencing hopia making at Polland Hopia. Ending the day with learnings and a family picnic at Rizal Park made it even more special. Highly recommended for families who want their kids to learn and explore Manila in a meaningful way.
Thank you so much for this heartwarming review! 💛 We truly enjoyed spending the day with your family. Seeing the kids so curious, engaged, and excited made the whole tour even more special for us. We’re grateful you chose to explore Manila with us. Hope to see you again for more kid-friendly adventures!
Andrea was a great guide who communicated the rich history and culture of the Philippines. it was a lot of fun and very informative; I now have a basic understanding of the Philippine culture, history and its people. Very glad I took this tour. Thank you again Andrea!!!
A relaxing tour of Intramuros, our guide was organised, friendly, fun and informative. The tour was exactly as advertised. Would happily recommend to anyone interested in the history and context of Manila life.
This is a must take tour. My guide, I believe her name was Ann also the girl in the picture, is a passionate Philippine native. Her oratory skills and explanation of the 400 years of history were fascinating. She also threw in some quirky jokes that showed the lighter side of life. There were times when she talked about the darker side of history here. I believe we should never forget the past and how we got here. Highly recommend
Hi! 🌟 Thank you so much for your kind review! We’re glad you enjoyed the tour and that Anne made the history of Manila engaging, meaningful, and fun. We appreciate you for not skipping Manila and we hope to see you again soon! 🇵🇭✨
We did a private tour with Denji (Jian Dennis Dolosa) who was excellent - extremely knowledgeable and passionate about his city. And he gave us some great halo-halo recommendations too! We’d absolutely call Denji again whenever we’re next back in Manila.
Fantastic tour, probably the funnest tour group I have ever been with? The tour itself was very informative in a way that was easy to digest and enjoy. I learned a lot about Intramuros and Filipino history. This tour brought out my Filipino pride and I'm a middle aged white man 😂. The group I was with was singing along with the tour guide to her music and were even filmed by other tourists who clapped along as we Sang Manila( -Hotdog). Quite a fun experience.
This was the only tour we booked during our trip to Manila and I'm so glad we did. The last time I went to Intramuros was when I was a young child so to come back as an adult, it felt different and I understood the history a lot better and appreciated the Philippine culture a lot more. We came a bit late but our tour guide was nice enough to wait for us. From the start of our tour, I thoroughly enjoyed the background, the insight, and the physical artifacts that supported the whole tour. Intramuros/Fort Santiago is a bastion of Philippines history and to be able to hear more about Jose Rizal's contribution to Philippines independence made me more proud to be Pilipino. Seeing the dungeon where many people suffered and perished was nothing short of heartbreaking. I can only imagine the pain and helplessness of those who were left in that dungeon. After that, I enjoyed the small break with our sorbetes (ice cream) and water. After Fort Santiago, we came to Manila Cathedral. It was also my first time seeing that church. It's not as big and grand as other cathedrals in other countries but the inside was very ornate and looks wonderful. It's amazing to see the headquarters of the Philippines Catholic Church. The kalesa ride was pretty fun. It was our first time. Also, to have a driver who knows the history of the area was an added bonus. He was also pretty funny so we had a great time while riding the kalesa. After the ride, we ended up in San Agustin Church. When we got there, there was a baptism that was happening so we weren't able to get in but we still got a historical lesson of the church. Last but not least, we got to see the Plaza San Luis Complex where a grand house was set up to look how it was back during the Spanish colonial times. It was great seeing antique furniture and all the accoutrements that were used back in the day. It was also interesting to see how this mansion came about. I won't get into more detail for potential people who want to do this activity but you will be surprised. Overall, I highly recommend this activity, especially if it's your first time in Manila or you're just curious. Our tour guide was awesome, engaging, and very knowledgeable.
