Which are some historical attractions in Cavite Philippines?

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1. Guest8696
   

   Cavite is one of the oldest city of Philippines. There are lots of historical places in Philippines, some of them are given below:
   
   • Aguinaldo Shrine and Museum:
   
   The village of Kawit performed a significant function in Philippine political history. The proclamation of the Philippines was made in this village in the balcony of the dwelling of General Emilio Aguinaldo. Now a nationwide shrine, it was in this dwelling where the Philippine flag was first unfurled. Emilio Aguinaldo became the first leader of the Philippine Republic. Philippine self-reliance from Spain was declared on June 12, 1998. Guided trips suggested in the shrine.
   
   Open every day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., except Mondays.
   
   • Battle of Julian Bridge Marker:
   
   A vintage 1859 cannon stands as the lone reminder of a assault that took location long before between the Spanish and the Filipino forces. The marker is put on the cannon while vintage ammunitions are prepared on its solid base. The cannon and marker are discovered beside the north edge of the connection where steps succinctly descend to this vintage emplacement.
   
   • House of Tirona:
   
   The house belongs to a Caviteños family and is well-maintained and was refurbished to its initial grandeur except for its galvanized roofing. The location has a flower bed and a marker set inside the allotment arresting to prominent personalities who one time dwelled in this house.
   
   • Fort San Felipe:
   
   Fort San Felipe is an vintage structure going out with back to 1609 when the Spaniards constructed it to to defend part of the then increasing city. The structure is made of granite blocks with partitions roughly 30 feet high. A broad stairway directs to the peak of the outpost where a solid dwelling structure could be found. Naval memorabilia encompassing antique cannons and cannon globes adorn the lawns.
   
   • General Artemio Ricarte Marker
   
   A pebble was-out stage surrounds the marker made in tribute to the late Gen.Artemio ""El Vibora"" Ricarte. Two light mails flank the structure.
   
   • Andres Bonifacio House:
   
   This is the location where the country's revolutionary foremost Andres Bonifacio lived. The facade of the dwelling is of red clay bricks and adobe. Although renovated some times over, its initial Spanish method has not changed.
   
   • General Mariano Trias Marker:
   
   The marker is established in front of the dwelling where Gen. Mariano Trias, another localized champion, one time resided, beside the village plaza. The marker is constructed in white solid and a solitary light mail stands exactly behind. The monument to the recollection of this individual is established in another location in the Poblacion.

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