Manila Landmarks and Historic sites

Landmarks and Historic sites

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Manila Baywalk

Manila Baywalk is a famous open space in the city.

This walkway lies in front of Manila Bay where visitors can experience one of the most spectacular sunsets of the world....

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Fort Santiago

Overlooking Manila Bay, strategically located on the banks of the Pasig River, Fort Santiago was primarily built as a protection against the invaders from the sea. The Fort has also been used as a prison, where many Filipinos were imprisoned...

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Address: Luna Street

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Chapel of San Pancratius

The Chapel of San Pancratius located behind the park organizes mass on Sundays. The Chapel is also popular for weddings.Remnants of Spanish governors and influential people were laid to rest in the Chapel of San Pancratius. The remains of...

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Address: San Marcelino & General Luna Sts Manila

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Rizal Park

Situated in the heart the city of Manila is the Rizal Park which is a tribute to Dr. Jose Rizal who was a hero of the Philippines Revolution. Also called Luneta (little Moon), the park is an important tourist spot in Manila. It has other...

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Manila city is on the top of the must see destinations whilst travelling to Philippines. This beautiful city has rich heritage. It can be easy enough to travel around the city, provided the tourist concentrates on managing to sightsee the...

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Intramuros

Intramuros, the multifaceted city provides a spectacular way to spend the day in Manila. It is the oldest district of the city and was built during the 16th century. The name ‘Intramuros’ is taken from the Latin word, intra...

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Malate Church

Malate Church is a Baroque style church located beyond the Manila Bay and faces a small park. The church was built in this spot in the sixteenth century and is one of the most former churches in Manila.

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Address: M. H. del Pilar Street Manila, Philippines 1004

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Coconut Palace

The Coconut Palace situating in Manila is built up of several coconut shells, Philippine hardwood and Imelda Madera, a specially organized coconut lumber. At present this palace is the most attractive venue for weddings and its proximity to...

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Address: Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines‎

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