Top Things to do In Manila 2021

"A place to hangout with friends or family, its great area to go. Esp during weekends! "

"The church looks very old, but it gives it the beauty and characteristics of the time it was built. The exterior walls give an impression of Baroque design. The interior is also very good and well preserved. Although not big, it is enough for the surrounding residents. The Malate church is a beautiful baroque church. It is dedicated to "Our Lady of Remedy", the promotion of child birth. There is a beautiful statue of Saint Mary in Altare. Take a moment to rest here and see all the beauty. When I was there, they were doing some reconstruction work, but you can still go in and spend a peaceful moment. Opposite the church, you will have a plaza with a fountain, and behind the church you will have Manila Bay."

"The Centennial Clock is located on a square opposite the famous Rizal Park in Manila. In response to the approaching Christmas, the front of the clock is decorated with the birth of Jesus. It is directly opposite the Rizal Monument and faces the Manila 0 Kilometer in a straight line. Not too towering, especially majestic. Therefore, it is not so obvious if there is no real inspection. There is a fairly large square around. Clean and tidy. But, like most open spaces, there are of course no shadows. Therefore, visiting at noon is not ideal. Because it is very hot."

"There may be a lot of Chinese classical architecture seen in China, and I always feel that there is something wrong with imitating architecture here. The buildings here are just similar in appearance, for the inner spirit, there is always a shortage of three points of heat. There are relatively more tourists here, the garden is very clean, greenery is good, and the trees are very lush. The Chinese Garden is located in the famous Rizal Park in Manila, and it feels like a Chinese garden. There is a statue of Confucius, a pavilion, a pool, and a curved bridge above the pool."

"nice sight seeing when at night.."

"A welcome refuge during a typhoon. Impressive stone facade. Packed full of hard pews. A good spot to contemplate or indeed pray."

"I like the architectural style here. The Roman-style dome is open all day, and you can enter and exit at will. The hot sun from the outside enters the dark church and feels a refreshing moment. There are also huge electric fans, and many tourists sit here to rest. ."

"The park is actually beautiful, tree-lined, you can catch cold when you are tired of running outside, there are rail cars inside the park, but there are no tourists, so this is basically an arrangement!"

"I live in a 52-story Airbnb apartment in this district. I have been here many times. I think it is very necessary to read other people's comments-reality and potential fantasy, poverty and wealth, excitement and disappointment are mixed, it can be said to be very accurate. This area has everything, depending on what you need. At least, this place is very suitable for strolling around, especially at night. The location here allows you to take a taxi to Manila International Airport without spending too much money. It is also more convenient to go to museums, shopping malls, parks, stroll along the bay, or just go to the beach. A little bit of attention when playing here, just a little bit of common sense in life."

"I brought my son here during the 90s. It was the only museum in the Philippines dedicated to Children. Museo Pambata in English is Children's Museum. There are many activities here for kids including storytelling."