Casa Manila may not be an old Intramuros site, but it is giving visitors a glimpse of what home life might have been like in the Walled City.
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Bahay Tsinoy: Preserving Filipino-Chinese Heritage
Forbidden to enter its walls in the past, Chinese Filipinos helped shape today's Intramuros with a museum about their history and legacy, the Bahay Tsinoy.
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From San Ignacio to Museo de Intramuros
The former Jesuit pride of a church has risen from the ruins to be one of Intramuros' newest landmarks, the Museo de Intramuros.
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Destileria Limtuaco Museum: Intramuros’ Liquor Hideaway
Many people usually associate Intramuros with being the center of government and the Catholic faith during the Spanish colonial period and, in modern times, a center of education and where seafarers stay. But recently, a new and “different” facet of Intramuros was unveiled to the public early this year: that of a “liquor hideaway.” No it is not a liquor distillery that opened in the area. Rather it is a museum dedicated to a liquor distillery. Not just any wine distillery mind you but one of the country’s top distilleries: the Destileria Limtuaco.
