Top Things to do In Metro Manila 2021

"I'd been there in Manila Cathedral since lockdown started and it always amazing. I like the place because it always mesmerize me about the past. Hoping after this ecq we will come back there again."

"it was cool & amazing experiences and too relaxing during weekends gateways it was opposite weather here in south korea w/c is too cold had enjoyed some funny funky family moments"

"i love church :))"

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

"Wanna go historically trendy while banking? This one's for you! It goes with classic and very amazing architectural designs. Just fit for business lenses."

"It’s, so far, one of the best and most eye-catching churches I’ve seen in the Philippines. As I stepped inside the church, I was mesmerized by its all-steel structure, religious paintings and dramatic features. As far as I know, it was declared as a National Cultural Treasure in 2011 and a National Historical Landmark in 1973. A word of advice, get a guided tour to get a deeper insight into the history and architecture of this picture-perfect church."

"A very beautiful church. The most popular routes for traveling in the Philippines are to the most beautiful islands such as Cebu and Long Beach. The cost is definitely high, and transfers are required. It is not suitable for "donkey tour". The route I specially designed is: Manila experience national history, Tagaytay Tower Aerxiao Volcano, Mindoro Island Touring Islands, Legazpi Viewing Mayon Volcano, integrate the main scenic features of the Philippines, and convenient transportation."

"Quiapo church is one of the oldest churches in Manila. Every Friday, there's huge traffic around the area because there are a lot of devotees to The Black Nazarene. Many people also line up for confession."

"It seems that this is the first Chinese Buddhist temple in the Philippines and the main cultural center of the Chinese Filipino community. Free admission. There are several churches and a large meditation room. Quite classic architectural structure. At the entrance, we welcome the next Buddha Maitreya in the afterlife. Behind his church, you can see the Bodhisattva Skanda, the guardian of the teachings. One (or two) rooms are dedicated to Guanshiyin Bodhisattva, which is of course the most popular. On the second floor, three large meditating Buddhas sit on a large altar. There is no doubt that Sakyamuni (historical Buddha), Amitabha (Western Pure Land Buddha) and Bhaishajyaguru (medicine Buddha). In this room, you can see beautiful bas-reliefs telling the story of the historic Buddha. Calm and Zen atmosphere."

"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. ."