Independence Square

Independence Square is a small square. It is the center of the city. It is also a must-see for many tourists, because the pier to Bohol is nearby, and there is a small triangular castle here, which should be said to be military The fortress faces the sea and is small in scale. It can't be said to be a fortress. It is a legacy from the colonial period.

This Independence Square in Cebu is the center of Cebu’s attractions. It is close to Pier 1 and next to Pedro Castle. There are several statues in the square. They are all leaders of the independence movement. You can walk to the Church of the Holy Child. Focus, you can walk around. Independence Square is located in the center of Cebu, just in front of Fort San Pedro. It is a large square. There is a park next to the square, two monuments, and many students are practicing dance in the square.

In a small city square, many locals take a walk, young people learn to dance, and the life is full of breath. It’s okay to go for a stroll in the old castle.

Independence Square is actually a large garden at the entrance of Fort San Pedro. It is completely open to the public. The birds and flowers here are more like a public park. There are young people dancing and chatting here. Flowers are blooming everywhere, and it looks like a painting on a sunny day.

In the square in front of Fort San Pedro, there are not many visitors at night. Couples strolling under the lights, a few young people sitting on benches playing guitar and singing pop songs, there are police patrols in the square, always listening before coming. It is said that the public security situation in the Philippines is not good, but I don't feel any insecurity here. The sea breeze is very cool, and if you have the opportunity to go to Cebu, it is very pleasant to sit here at night.