Stepping into the Baluarte de Santa Barbara within Fort Santiago, you’ll find the iMake History Fortress Learning Center. This isn’t just any learning center. It’s a vibrant blend of history and creativity, housed in a former ammunition chamber and holding cell. Imagine learning about Philippine history surrounded by LEGOs. The iMake History Fortress Learning Center opened in March 2018. It’s a collaboration between the Intramuros Administration, the Royal Danish Embassy, and FELTA Multi-Media, Inc. This unique space uses LEGOs to explore architecture, engineering, history, and even computer programming. One of the highlights is a LEGO robot Philippine Eagle, designed by Filipino LEGO designer Lee Magpili. The center also displays winning entries from a nationwide scale model competition. University students recreated Intramuros landmarks like Lourdes Church and San Nicolas de Tolentino Church, using mostly LEGO bricks. The iMake History Fortress is more than just an attraction. It’s a testament to the power of interactive learning, blending the old with the new in the heart of historic Intramuros. The center aims to inspire future architects, designers, and engineers. It offers a fun, engaging way to discover the rich history of Intramuros and the Philippines. The iMake History Fortress Learning Center is a must-see for anyone visiting Fort Santiago.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to