Situated along the Pasig River, the Malacañang Palace, where the seat of executive power lies, has taken a special place in the nation’s history and heritage. Originally built in 1750 as the private summerhouse of a Spanish aristocrat, Don Luis Rocha, the palace became the official residence of...
If the Philippine presidents, from Emilio Aguinaldo to Ferdinand E. Marcos, all lived in one house, what would that house look like? Maybe like the Arlegui Guest House at San Rafael Street in Manila, within the Malacañan Palace complex in the San Miguel district. A...
Heritage sites throughout the Philippines offer a glimpse into the nation's history, providing insight into what life was like in the past. Through restoration and preservation efforts, these sites serve as a platform to showcase Filipino culture, fostering a deeper appreciation for the diverse and...