Top Things to do In Manila 2021

"Still widely known as 'Luneta' (its name until the 1950s), Manila’s iconic central park is spread out over some 60 hectares of open lawns, ornamental gardens, ponds, paved walks and wooded areas, dotted with monuments to a whole pantheon of Filipino heroes. As the place where José Rizal was executed by the Spanish colonial authorities, it's also of great historical significance."

"Japanese gardens are traditional gardens that create miniature idealization in a highly abstract and stylized way, the emperor and aristocrats entertain and aesthetic garden design, contemplation and meditation Buddhist garden temples."

"The museum does a good job of introducing you to the flora and fauna of the Philippines. It is small by comparison to other natural history museums around the world, but it's worth checking out."

"The 0km mark is directly in front of the Rizal Monument, which indicates that the distance measurement in the Philippines uses this as the starting point. This mark was originally in Manila Cathedral, but was later moved here."

"It's a good exhibition of national Filipino artists. There are many paintings of historic events and people of the Philippines. Many sculptures as well."

"This is one of the best art museums I've been to. A must visit. Juan Luna's Spoliarium is jaw-dropping. "

"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. ."

"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."

"The place is very good, it feels very comfortable, it's really great and very happy."

"This customs building in Manila has a history of nearly 190 years. It has experienced many disasters. It was damaged by an earthquake at first, then hit by Japanese and American artillery fire due to fighting, and later there was a fire. Once the central bank of the Philippines, it is now a place where tourists come and walk."