Fort Santiago Tickets, Intramuros

Fort Santiago Tickets, Intramuros

Fort Santiago is one of the oldest Spanish-built fortresses in Manila, dating back to 1571 and set inside the walled city of Intramuros. It served as a key military defence during the colonial period and later became a symbol of the Philippines’ road to independence. Your ticket lets you explore the old stone walls, quiet courtyards, gardens, cannons and views over the Pasig River.

Inside the grounds, the Rizal Shrine Museum tells the story of Dr José Rizal, the national hero, with photographs and artefacts. Bronze footprints trace his final walk before his execution, and displays cover World War II and the country’s long journey to independence. It suits history lovers and first-time visitors to Manila alike.

Highlights

• Entry to Fort Santiago, built in 1571
• Explore the walled city of Intramuros
• Rizal Shrine Museum
• Bronze footprints marking Rizal’s final walk
• Stories of World War II and independence
• Gardens, cannons and Pasig River views

• This ticket is not valid for Philippine passport holders.
• Children must be with an adult at all times.
• Children under 5 enter free.
• Outside food and drinks may not be allowed inside the fort.
• Entry may be refused if venue rules, safety guidelines or dress code are not followed.
• Bookings are subject to availability; time slots are confirmed within 24 hours of booking.

How to use your ticket

• After booking, download your e-ticket voucher from your account.
• Show it, printed or on your phone, at the venue entrance.
• Enter once your voucher has been checked.

Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be changed or cancelled once booked.