Pasay City in 3 days

A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Pasay guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours and prices before you go.

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Day 1

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Morning Cultural Center of the PhilippinesStraddling the boundary with Manila, this building complex showcases Filipino performing arts and culture. The area is also popular for jogging, and families often have picnics here, especially on weekends. Hours: 8AM-10PM.Directions —

Late morning Tanghalang PambansaA giant Brutalist theater building that is the center of the CCP complex. It was built in 1969, and the architecture was designed by Filipino architect Leandro Locsin. It houses four theatres for different performance genres.Directions —

Lunch Tropical HutHours: 6AM-9:30PM.Directions —

Afternoon Harbour SquareSurrounded by a variety of dining shops, offering a diverse culinary experience. Visitors can enjoy a picturesque view that showcases yachts from the Manila Yacht Club against the stunning backdrop of the Manila skyline. A perfect spot for relaxation and appreciation of the city's charm.Directions —

Day 2

₱1,500

Morning Philippine International Convention Centerthe venue of the 1994 Miss Universe Beauty Pageant in Manila. Hours: 9AM-5PM.Directions —

Late morning Coconut PalaceCoconut lumber & shells were used for this octagonal government building & some of its furniture.Directions —

Lunch Lee's Korean RestaurantHours: Open 24 hours.Directions —

Afternoon Manila Film CenterHours: 8PM-9PM.Directions ₱1,500

Day 3

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Morning GSIS BuildingA significant landmark hosting both the Senate of The Philippines and the Senate Museum. Art enthusiasts can see the GSIS Museo ng Sining (GSIS Museum of Art), which showcases a diverse collection of artworks by Filipino artists from the colonial to contemporary period. The museum not only…Directions —

Late morning SM MOA EyeRiders of this huge Mall of Asia Ferris wheel with night lighting can take in city & bay views. Hours: 4PM-midnight.Directions —

Lunch La Fiesta Buffet RestaurantHours: 10AM-10PM.Directions —

Afternoon The Dessert MuseumOffbeat museum showcasing large, colorful sculptures of dessert items, plus sweets to sample. Hours: 10AM-10PM.Directions —

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