Palacio de Gobernador
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Once the utmost seat of power to Spanish-run Manila, this “palace” housed the Governor-General before sovereign power made its way up the river to Malacañang Palace. Currently, it houses the Intramuros Administration and the Commission on Elections. The Intramuros Administration manages the walled city, its restoration, cultural programs, and future projects. While the Commission on Elections, carries the weight of suffrage in the Philippines.
1002 General Luna Street, Intramuros, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
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