The impressive Santuario de Guadalupe is the oldest historical landmark of the city. It is of Doric architecture, with massive buttresses to support its vault of hewn stones taken from the visible, but extinct Guadalupe quarry.
The Church of Saints Peter and Paul, dating from the early 17th century is a really great place to visit.
The beautiful park named Ugarte field.
The statues of Filipino patriots Ninoy Aquino, Gabriela Silang and Pio del Pilar are silent sentinels on the intersections of three major thoroughfares, Paseo de Roxas, Ayala Avenue, and Makati Avenue.
The Ayala Museum, which houses interesting collections showing significant events in the charming Philippine history.
The Philippine Army Museum and Library reveals a graphic pageant of major battles combined with an eclectic assortment of Filipino firearms and artillery.
The American Cemetery and Memorial is a testimony to members of the US Armed Forces who lost their lives in the Pacific Theatre during World War II.

This charming city is full of many different attractions and certainly worth a visit if you are in Philippines.
Starting with Burnham Park, the traditional venue of the ci...

Borocay’s beach is certainly fantastic and one of the best in the world.
Fine, white sand that never makes your feet hot even in the punishing midday tropical sun. <...