Manila City Hall

The historical city hall of Manila has rich stories from the early Spanish settlement, to the American period and the Japanese occupation. A sit of city goverment, you can ask for tour of the building from the tourism office who will accommodate you around. Its always a busy place for people from all places, and traffic are heavy.

This is one of Manila's very iconic buildings. You can smell the smell of Western architecture at a glance. This building is facing the Spanish King City. The Chinese-shaped building is on the outside. The clock tower in the middle is very eye-catching. The government place is guarded at the door. If you go in to do things, you have to open your bag and check it. If you can really shoot the team in empty hands.

Manila's city hall is also one of the landmarks of Manila, a very representative building, is composed of a tall tower and a row of low houses. It does not look very magnificent. It is located in the center of Manila, surrounded by Manila's oldest city wall, or can feel its historical atmosphere.

The town hall is one of Manila's most iconic landmarks, consisting of a hexagonal tower and a series of low buildings. It was criticized for its original construction because of its somewhat similar shape to a coffin and the strange location of the tower. Today, the same features make the building much praised. The City Hall is located outside Manila's oldest and most historic city wall. There are some memorial sculpture squares around. Since it is Sunday, there is no chance to visit.

needs a lot of improvement. facilities is old and not that clean and staff needs customer service traning

i went at the Manila City Hall at 4th level to see Manila Clock tower museum. amazing conversion of historic tower into museum!