Fort San Pedro Cebu reviews

Great fort

Have fun with Guid

Cebu City's best site

Take advantage of the tour guide's free service. We tip the student intern even though it is free. She was very dedicated and focused on her job as a guide. We were also impressed by her bubbly personality and friendliness. I have been back to this place many times.

This is one of the most preserved Spanish forts anywhere in the country.

Small fort, expect no more than 1 hour to explore this site. There nothing much you can do inside, other than just walking in circle along the walls. I like the blind performers (and please tip them well) they set the mood well for a moment their music transported me to Gualajadara or Mexico City.

) The entrance fee was 30 pesos per adult. There is nothing in particular, but it is a fortress ruin. I thought that there is such a tourist spot in Cebu. For some reason, Japanese armor was displayed in the gallery. (

) There was also a free guide, which was a lot of fun. (

I was there for a wedding celebration. It s a nostalgic place for celebrations, but just try to check the weather. It s not good if it rains all the time.

It s worth it to pay the entrance fee. The fee for entry is just 30 pesos/person so there are no complaints. The best thing about the entrance before you enter is

You can enter for free and get a tour guide free of charge. Amazing history, lots of photos and many things to do

It's nothing special. A tiny, poorly kept fort

It does look very similar to Fort Santiago, Manila. There's also a nearby parking spot if needed.

Entry fee of 30 Pesos with tour na included at no cost to the tour guide

It's all good!

Because they were busy preparing the event, I was unable to go inside. I saw the outside of the venue.

Christianity has, since its foundation, been hypocritical and an excuse to invade other nations. Japan however is rare in that morality can be taught from the environment.

This is an historical place with a tragic story

If your a history buff make sure to visit Fort San Pedro It s an interesting view of Cebu history and this triangular fort Make sure you come here with a guide as it s more informative when you have a guide Canons still work it s cleaned and if you can find a small canon that fits The wood walls were replaced cobble stones and other ma... see more