Travels of dr. jose rizal
Singapore
May 9, 1882
Rizal was so impressed, by its clean and beautiful scenery. He visited some historical places, The Botanical Garden, Art Galleries and Park.
Botanical Garden
Art Galleries
Parks
May 18, 1882
Sri lanka
He then traveled to Colombo, Ceylon's Capital. Rizal adored Colombo for its beautiful scenery.
Colombo, Ceylon's Capital
June 12, 1882
Italy
Rizal visited the well known Chateau D'If, where Dantes was imprisoned in his favorite novel, "The Count of Monte Cristo".
Chateau D'If
Dantes
The Count of Monte Cristo
June 16, 1882
Spain
He also authored his first nationalistic essay, "Amor Patrio", which has eventually published in Diariong Tagalog.
Diariong Tagalog
June 15, 1883
France
Rizal went to the clinic hospital to observe and eventually became an opthalmology apprentice under Dr. Louis de Weckert.
Dr. Louis de Weckert
February 3, 1886
Germany
Rizal arrived in the German Town of Heidelberg. He was so taken with the Heidelberg flower that he penned a wonderful poem about it, "A Las Flores de Heidelberg" or "To the Flower of Heidelberg".
Heidelberg Flower
CZECH REPUBLIC
May 17, 1887
When he arrived in Prague, he was greeted by Dr. Willkomm from the University of Prague, who gave him a tour of the city's historic sities including the Capernicus Tomb and National Museum.
Dr. Willkomm
Corpernicus Tomb
National Museum
May 20, 1887
austria
He met Norfenfals, a well known novelist from Europe. They took him on tours of churches, art galleries and other tourist destinations.
Norfenfals
Churches
Art Galleries
Tourist Destination
Switzerland
June 2, 1887
Maximo Viola, Rizal's close buddy, was with him. They went to the Rhaine Falls, which are reported to Europe's biggest plain waterfall.
Maximo Viola
Rhaine Waterfalls
philippines
June 8, 1887
After spending five years travelling in Europe. Rizal came back to the Philippines. Additionally, he wanted to take care his mother's eye and observe the impact of his novel, "Noli Me Tangere".
Hong Kong
February 8, 1888
He spent his time practicing as an opthalmologist while staying at the Victoria Hotel in Hong Kong.
Victori Hotel
Japan
February 28, 1888
He accepted the secretary Juan Perez Cabellero's invitation to reside in the Spanish Legation in Tokyo, whre he also met the woman who would become his lover, Seiko Usui, age 23.
Juan Perez Caballero
Seiko Usui
Antonio Morga's "Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas", a rare book housed in the British Museum was hand duplicated by Rizal and annotated.
London
May 25, 1888
This is also where he completed the "El Felibusterismo" and saw Eiffel Tower on display around the world.
Paris
September 4, 1888
Belgium
January 28, 1890
He kept himself busy by writing to La Solidaridad and publishing the El Felibusterismo.
philippines
June 26, 1872
After returning to Manila, Rizal established "La Liga Filipina" in response to reportedly sending anti-church litearure, he was then deported to Dapitan. On December 26, 1896, the trial for Rizal began, and that same day, the judge chose to have him shot to death. Afterward, Rizal was put t death in Bagumbayan on December 30, 1896.
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