When you come to Intramuros, travelers can park their vehicles and explore on foot to better enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of the old city in Manila. However, if you don't want to get tired, travelers can also choose to ride a horse-drawn carriage known as 'kalesa'.

Kalesa can be found in Plaza Roma. A park called alun-alun Intramuros is located in front of Manila Cathedral Church. In this park, travelers can also relax and enjoy the beauty of Spanish colonial architecture while seeking shelter under the lush trees.

One of the iconic moments when visiting Intramuros is the Manila Cathedral Church. Not only a historical building, this colonial-style church is also still used for religious activities. Like the wedding ceremony that we saw when visiting Intramuros.

Intramuros still has heritage government buildings, one of which is Palacio del Gobernador, which was previously the official residence of the Spanish Governor-General.

We also passed the Philippine Presidents' Gallery or Galeri Presiden FIlipina. An outdoor installation located on Santa Lucia Street, Intramuros. This installation is often used as a photo spot for travelers and features large plaques of presidents in the Philippines.

During the journey, we will also see many walls with iron bars fences. It is mentioned that those buildings are former prisons during the Spanish colonial era in Intramuros.

There are many buildings used for educational activities, especially at the university level. The campus in Intramuros has buildings with unique architectural style and an impression of being old, thus creating a different atmosphere.

Besides street vendors, travelers can visit coffee shops and minimarkets to buy snacks and beverages. Interestingly, the minimarket is located in a building that also has colonial architectural style.