Baluarte de Santa Barbara, a restored 18th-century Spanish military barracks where hundreds of Filipino and American POWs were killed in WWII, is now the Rizaliana Furniture Hall displaying Rizal's family furniture.
Rizaliana Furniture Hall
Manila
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