FORT SAN PEDRO IN CEBU CITY PHILIPPINES

Hi Steemians i just want to share the historical of Port San Pedro of Cebu Philippines.
FORT SAN PEDRO is a military defence structure in Cebu, Miguel Lopez de Legazpi is the first governor of the Captaincy General of the Philippines. Port San Pedro was built by the Spanish. The Fort San Pedro in Cebu City is one of the Top Tourist Attraction in the “Queen City of The South”. It is located in front of the historic Plaza Independencia just walking distance from the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral & Basilican Minore Del Sto Nino. In its early years, it is used as a defense structure during the Spanish Colonial Period in the Country as commanded by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi. Originally the fort is made of wood and it is the Oldest Triangular defense fort in the Philippines.

Inside the Fort San Pedro you can see the picture of the President in Philippine the hero's of our country. So beautiful inside and outside. It was nice walk around the fort. Easy to notice. The entrance fee was 30 pesos. We can sit around in the upper part of the fort. So beautiful and well maintained. There is also a covered area for people to eat and rest. Nice to see that Historical places like this was preserved and hoping that this one will still be available for the next next generation. Together with the progress of the city, hope that we Cebuanos will still be able to look back the historical and old style of Cebu. There are few traditional piece that is still preserved also pictures of how Cebu City look like before.

The Fort San Pedro in Cebu City is one of the Top Tourist Attraction in the “Queen City of The South”. It is located in front of the historic Plaza Independencia just walking distance from the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral & Basilican Minore Del Sto Nino. In its early years, it is used as a defense structure during the Spanish Colonial Period in the Country as commanded by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi. Originally the fort is made of wood and it is the Oldest Triangular defense fort in the Philippines.

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