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Manila: Attractions and Travel Guide

Things to Do in Manila, best attractions and things to See.

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1 Manila Ocean Park
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Rank: 1 About 45

Visitors must visit the Manila Ocean Park located at the back of Quirino Grandstand to enjoy the open water marine, aquarium, and boutique mall and restaurant row under a single roof.

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Address: Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines‎
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2 Makati
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Rank: 2 About 45

Makati city is a good place for night outs... Bars and disco are the most popular in this place... The city is so bright during night times... Luxurious hotels and residential home make it a good place...

Reviewed by: Denni Bernabe
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SM mall of Asia
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Rank: 3 About 45

Shopping and entertainment. If you want spend your time relaxing or buying something, SM Mall of Asia is the perfect place for you. It is the biggest Mall in the Philippines... found in Pasay City....

Reviewed by: Eymard
Type: Stores and shopping malls + Share


3 Luneta Park
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Rank: 4 About 45

History related park because our national hero, Jose Rizal, was shot here by the spaniards. It was formerly called Bagumbayan. It is a place, now, where there's a fountain and many food stores... Luneta Park is...

Reviewed by: Eymard
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Intramuros
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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 muros...

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Rizal Park
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Rank: 7 About 45

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...

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Fort Bonifacio
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Rank: 9 About 45

History and some leisure... Fort Bonifacio is a Spanish garrison in the past, but now it is a place where you cand find a lot of stores and where you can spend you time enjoying and relaxing. It is...

Reviewed by: Eymard
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4 Philippines Travel Information
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Travel to Philippines and discover the island paradise in Southeast Asia. A comprehensive resources, information, tips and guides Philippine travel hotels and beach resorts, travel tips, adventure...

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corregidor island
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Rank: 13 About 45

Corregidor is a small rocky island in the Philippines, some 48 kilometers to the west of Manila. Situated at the entrance of Manila Bay, this island fortress is a...

Reviewed by: Nadish
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5 Best Places
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Rank: 14 About 45

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...

Reviewed by: Laalamani
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6 Chapel of San Pancratius
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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...

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Address: San Marcelino & General Luna Sts Manila
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7 Fort Santiago
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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...

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Address: Luna Street
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8 Kiplings
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Kipling’s, located at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, is well known for its variety of single malt beers. They offer 125 different single malt whiskies, along with a range of the finest cigars from around the...

Reviewed by: Editorial Staff
Address: Makati Avenue, Makati City 1226 Metro Manila
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9 Coconut Palace
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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...

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Address: Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines‎
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Manila Baywalk
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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...

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Overview to visit Manila at its best

Manila is a blend of cultures and flavours that offers an endless serving of places to see, sights to behold, and unforgettable experiences.
Right in the heart of Manila is found the “Walled City” – Intramuros, built by the Spanish as a fort in 1590. At the centre of Intramuros you can admire the impressive Manila Cathedral, the seat of the Catholic Archdiocese of Manila. Then there is San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in Manila and one of the four Philippine Baroque Churches inscribed in UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Moreover, Inframuros contains something as 15 churches and six monasteries.
Malacañang Palace, the official residence of the Philippine President, stands regally on the banks of the Pasig River.
If you love culture, you can’t miss a visit to the Casa Manila Museum, the Museum of the Pilipino People and the Cultural Centre of the Philippines.
There is, as in most SE Asian cities, a spectacular Chinatown in the district of Bimondo.
Other attractions in the city include the Rizal Park, Casa Manila, Bahay Tsinoy, Plaza San Luis and the Coconut Palace.


Latest reviews Manila

User 29298
8/4/2012
Overall rating: 10
People were so nice... they are so respectful to the old much love is the way they talk with po and opo its there way to show their respect ... I love...
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8/20/2012
Overall rating: 4
Sometimes this place looks like a big trash can. However the community is quite good, but the youth are getting liberated. I enjoy going to the places...
Not to be missed:
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Quiapo
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Michael Woodburry
3/3/2013
Overall rating: 9
My visit in Manila is totally great. This place is incomparable to anywhere else in South East Asia. Plus the awesome food, hospitable people,...
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richard smith
4/9/2013
Overall rating: 2
  Watch yourself at night. No sidewalks. City is dirty, too much garbage in the streets and side-walks. Next  

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