Philippines - Vintage photographs of Cebu, archaeological exhibits and works of art during the Spanish colonial period displayed in Fort San Pedro will soon be transferred to the Museo Sugbo.

Vendors occupying stores beside Fort San Pedro Plaza for more than a decade now have decided to abandon their lots if the city government wants to improve the area for the benefit of more people.

Here are eight historical and cultural landmarks in Cebu as seen in the latest episode of Balikbayan, the GMA Integrated News Summer Pastyalan special. 1. Fort San Pedro in Plaza Independencia ...

The Fort San Pedro in Cebu City already has a World War II cannon, so why not two World War II vintage bombs? Philip Zafra, chief of staff of Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama, said a group of WW II ...

Its economic growth was further boosted by the construction of Fort San Pedro, which served as a defense stronghold and facilitated the protection of Cebu’s commercial reboot. The early colonial ...

Inside this basilica, you can see the statue of the Santo Niño, given by Magellan to the King of Cebu, a religious symbol ...

POLICE are still investigating the Nov. 7 theft of antiques from the museum of Fort San Pedro which will reopen ... With this, Cebu City officials will consider asking staff to undergo a lie ...

Only journalist Nestor Mata survived the crash. 3. Cebu has the country’s smallest and oldest fort. Fort San Pedro in Cebu City was built during the Spanish occupation to fend off local attackers.