Zamboanga is one of the oldest cities in the Philippines.
The first two groups of inhabitants who settled here are the Subanons and Badjaos (according to history). The Spaniards came and colonized the city in 16th century followed by the Americans in 1899 to 1946. The Japanese also came in the city from 1942-1945, after which the return of the Americans. 1947, we attained full independence from any foreign domination.
With all these events in the past, there were developments made in the city especially in the construction of government and public facilities.
Presently, there are lots of places you can choose to visit. Below are some old structures and some recent developments in the city.
The Fort Pilar that was built in 1635 during the Spanish Colonial Period.
Paseo del Mar. This is one of the most visited "gimik" or hangout places in the city.
Of course, my very own school. The College of Teacher Education building in WMSU. Before, it is the Normal School built during the American Regime.
The Zamboanga City Hall that was built from 1905-1907 and served as the Capitol Building of the Moro Province during American Regime.
Rizal Park built in 1921 during the American Occupation
There are still lots of beautiful places you can visit
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