Intramuros
Philippines
Intramuros, the walled Spanish colonial district in Manila, Philippines, holds 178 Bunkabop connections with 13010 other places across 21 topics. Government and history account for the two largest topic clusters, reaching back through successive colonial administrations to the Battle of Manila, during which the Manila massacre culminated the fighting before Japanese forces retreated into the district. Religion and education form a secondary presence: Santa Catalina College traces its origins to a convent established within the walls in 1696, and the district remains part of Manila's University Belt today.
Carlos IV monument in Intramuros
Connects Intramuros to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines
Manila massacre
Connects Intramuros to: Manila, Philippines | Ermita
Santa Catalina College
Connects Intramuros to: Manila, Philippines | San Juan, Philippines | San Miguel, Manila
Pasig River Expressway
Connects Intramuros to: Philippines | Santiago, Chile | Manila, Philippines
Land reclamation in Metro Manila
Connects Intramuros to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines
Insular Government of the Philippine Islands
Connects Intramuros to: Mangsee Islands | Forbes Park, Makati | Granada, Bacolod | Sum-ag, Bacolod
University Athletic Association of the Philippines
Connects Intramuros to: Philippines | Manila, Philippines | Quezon | Faura, Spain
José María of Manila
Connects Intramuros to: Spain | Philippines | Manila, Philippines | San Juan, Philippines | Tarragona, Spain
Nyoy Volante
Connects Intramuros to: Manila, Philippines | Aragon
Peping Cojuangco
Connects Intramuros to: Philippines | Tarlac | Kampi, Cyprus
Imortal
Connects Intramuros to: Philippines | Lobos, Argentina | Bida, Nigeria | Andoy, Belgium
Plaza de Roma
Connects Intramuros to: Spain | Rome, Italy | Philippines | Santiago, Chile | Manila, Philippines