Visited to catch a forum. After so many years, the old buildings haven't lost their charm. I briefly took some photos but the rain just poured and, cautious not to get stranded in the flood, I left in the hope of dropping by during summer.

This is one of the world's largest catholic universities and also the Largest university in manila! :) Big grounds, well kept surrounding. Very clean.

I have studied here and is in love with it's architecture. My favorites are the Main Building, Beato Angelico Building (Archi-CFAD) and the Santissimo Rosario Church (esp the interiors). The Museum inside the Main Building, Quadricentennial Park, Arch of the Centuries and the Botanical Gardens are worth visiting. I love the "ancient feel" of the whole place and though I'm all for the improvement of the University (by erecting new buildings), I hope they maintain the amazing Spanish-era architecture. There's also the Publishing House, the souvenir shop inside the Museum, and stalls inside the AMV Carpark that sells UST jackets, key chains, etc. There are lots of food chains within and outside UST so you will definitely not starve (the ice cream stuffed inside buns that are being sold inside the University is a must-try!)

The grand architecture of the buildings is simply amazing. it houses the oldest museum in the country and is the oldest university in Asia. I'm a proud alumni, I must say :)