Plaza Roma

Rome Square is located in the Wangcheng District of Manila. It is surrounded by many famous local attractions such as Manila Cathedral, Governor's Mansion and so on. There is a statue in the square, which always attracts many tourists to sit next to the statue and take pictures. This place hardly notices, more like a local, maybe they don’t know it’s called Roman Square just because it’s just right on the front of Manila Cathedral. It’s a good place to chat and think about problems, especially when the sun goes down and the lights go on.

Rome Square is the square in front of Manila Cathedral. It is rectangular and has a statue in the middle. It was completely destroyed during the Manila War at the end of World War II. All the buildings are rebuilt. There are KFC and Supergroup on the north side of the square. You can eat something when you are tired of walking.

There is a very large statue in the center of the Roman Square, near the Manila Cathedral, you can stroll together. I don't know why it is called the Roman Square, because it used to be an arena just like the Roman Colosseum. It doesn't feel like a square. It's a small garden. The park is built with a lot of fun squares. There are not many people. It's surrounded by a commercial area and the buildings beside it have architectural features.

Rome Square is an important public square in the city of Manila. It is located on the north side of Soriano, east of Cabildo, south of Santo tomas, west of general antonio luna, and is considered to be the middle of the city of Spain. During Spanish colonial rule, the square was used as a city center for public events and bullfighting. Today, the square is just a garden. In the middle of the square, a statue of Charles IV was built in 1824, the first person to bring smallpox vaccines to the Philippines. There are three landmark buildings around the square - Manila Cathedral (manila cathedral) and St. Augustine Church to the south, Manila City Hall to the east, the former Spanish Governor's Mansion to the west, and the Santiago Castle to the north. It can be said that the square is surrounded by the essence of Manila's historical and cultural heritage.

Beautiful view especially at night. There’s a lot of tourist attractions and you can rent a calesa to tour around.

It's the square at the entrance of Manila Cathedral. It's called the square. It's actually quite small. There are vendors selling tofu flowers around. They are sweet. About 5RMB is less than one cup. They are delicious. A good picture of the cathedral can be taken here. There is also a statue of a man who does not know him. Next to it is the Governor's Office. There are many carriages and local guides.

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