San Pedro Fort, located next to Cebu Port, is a colonial building. It is also one of the oldest castles in the Philippines. It was built by the Spanish invaders who first arrived in the Philippines to defend against Muslims in the southern Philippines. When the Second World War, this castle was used to defend against the Japanese army. The US military was stationed here and used it as a camp. Many famous military officers were stationed here. There are a lot of traces of war here, which is said to have been deeply imprinted by the war. The San Pedro Fort next to the wharf is the first stop in Spain to enter Cebu, which was later converted into a memorial park. There is a museum in San Pedro Fort, which displays the art treasures of the ancient Spanish sailboats and the sunken San Diego. The castle is like a big manor. The sun and the shade are dotted with the whole scene. The ancient mystery is full of atmosphere, so it is one of the most popular wedding photography locations in the area.