Puerta Real Gardens — Attraction in Manila

We joined the unknwn 7 years party at february 11. Starting time was pretty early at 2pm. We arrived at 3 and they werent still prepared and working on everything in that small area. Expecting that from filipinos but not from an international management. Some western guy from their management (wont name anyone) came and offered getting drunk later for free becourse of our early appearance, my bad 🤪🤣 They 'basically' offered free drinks with good quality from 2 - 4pm which was absolutely necessary with their permanent soundchecks and that chaos around. 1st dj's werent unable to perform well, more like sleeping tablets, check at Video5 so you can make ur own opinion about 😉 Yah dont come early to a party alam ko. Music became much better (ofc all subjective) when all was running especially the 2nd setup. Whole area is small but basically a great location. The better areas with sunset view and overwiew werent sadly not acessable only for vip/dj/management. Re-entry WAS allowed, just pay another 500pp not as written on their invitation. IMHO lots to improve but must have been sucessful once...

A very good place to visit during your spare time. It was the former Royal Gate of the old city if Manila so only the Governor-General can use it. The present gate is actually the 2nd gate, the 1st gate was formerly located on the present location of the Gen Luna Gap few meters away. It was destroyed in 1762 when the British invaded Manila. The 2nd Puerta Real was constructed in 1780 by the Spaniards after the British left Manila in 1764. The Garden is a very peaceful place although sometimes during the afternoon, during the weekdays, a lot of students are staying at the garden to spend their free time. I highly recommend for you guys to visit this place during the noon. It closes at 4pm on...

It's one of few intact pieces of the Intramuros. Some of the remnants are well-preserved and one couldnnearly imagine how it was before it was destroyed. The place has become functional as well. It has been converted to a park where one can stroll around and get a good view or the city outside the fortified walls. The main arched entrance is also preserved with its intricate carvings. There are bikes for rent inside and occasionally there are food stalls as well. It is a must see and visit if your in the area. It is also worth the trip. Don't forget to visit the other parts of the...