Philippines · HISTORY TOURS IN MANILA
The 5 history tours in Manila you can book today, each with its price, its length and the kind of traveller it suits. The one at the top is there on merit, so start with it and work down.
Ride a locally made bamboo bike through Intramuros, Manila, with expert guides, historic sights, easy cycling, cool towels, and ice cream.
“Wonderful ride around a historic area, friendly and informative! Highly recommend!”
Explore Intramuros in three hours with church museums, Casa Manila, Fort Santiago, and a clear introduction to Philippine history.
“Jerome was a phenomenal tour guide! He was very informative, funny, and helpful. Also, he was very accommodating and cordial. I would definitely recommend Jerome to anyone interested in learning more about the Filipino language(s) and the history of the nation. Thank you, Jerome!”
Explore Manila’s Intramuros, Paco Park, Manila Cathedral, and Casa Manila on a guided half-day tour with hotel pickup.
“Rona was amazing! She showed us all of the highlights of Manila and we felt so integrated into the history and society of the Philippines. She was extremely knowledgeable, warm, and we felt like we just found a new family member! The entire day was absolutely amazing and we can't thank Rona enough for her time, communication skills and expertise!”
Explore Intramuros, Manila Cathedral, San Agustin Church, Baluarte de San Diego, and Paco Park on a well-paced four-hour history tour.
“Thank you Mark and Kyle. Mark was friendly and informative and Kyle ensured we travelled safely. This is a great tour that provides lots of insight into the Philippines early history and culture. The historical sites we visited were outstanding. Can highly recommend this tour.”
Review of a Tagaytay and Taal day trip from Manila, with volcano views, Taal Heritage Town, transport, price, and practical booking advice.
“Very poor experience. Late pick-up (45 minutes), tour guide asleep in the car, car ride extremely bumpy and nauseating. Spent 80% of the time in the car. Only stopped to take scenery photos or see a couple of churches. No lunch plans (even to pay for our own). Definitely do NOT recommend.”
