Taguig City in 3 days

A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Taguig 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 Manila American Cemetery and MemorialThe largest American World War II cemetery in the World, containing 17,206 graves representing U.S. soldiers who died fighting Japanese forces during the Pacific War. Besides the graves, it contains a chapel, monuments, sculpted gardens and a museum with 25 mosaic maps depicting U.S. battles in…Directions —

Late morning Tuscany Private EstatesIt may sound a bit of joke to have a place named "Tuscany" just next to the "Venice Grand Canal" (and the next project in the area is named "Florence"). Regardless, it is a beautiful mixed used development in Neoclassical style, with plenty of options of alfresco restaurants and cafes facing the…Directions —

Lunch Indus Modern Indian KitchenIndus is a veritable oasis of sumptuous Indian cuisine located in the bustling heart of Metro Manila. This fine dining establishment takes pride in offering an authentic Indian dining experience with a touch of modern sophistication. Hours: 11AM–10:30PM.Directions —

Afternoon SerendraMixed used development with contemporary decoration and several alfresco cafes and restaurants. It links the Bonifacio High Street to the Market! Market!Directions —

Day 2

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Morning The Fort StripBuilding containing several restaurants, bars and clubs.Directions —

Late morning The Mind MuseumThe top science museum of the Philippines, with stunning architecture and showcasing 5 main galleries with interactive exhibitions. Hours: Tue-Sun 9AM-6PM.Directions —

Lunch George and Onnie's - BGCGeorge and Onnie's has got the welcoming service and flavorful Filipino cuisine down to a T, though a touch more culinary wizardry and an indoor pet-friendly policy could push it into the realm of restaurant legends. Hours: 7AM–2AM.Directions —

Afternoon Burgos CircleA traffic circle and a public park surrounded by skyscrapers and by alfresco restaurants, cafes and bars, described as a "window to the Parisian lifestyle in the heart of Manila". In the center of the circles lies "The Trees" art installation by Reynato Paz Contreras, and bronze and brass…Directions —

Day 3

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Morning Forbestown RoadLinked to the Burgus Circle, Forbestown Road is probably one of Manila's most beautiful and pleasant streets, containing plenty of greenery and mixed used developments with several alfresco restaurants, cafes and bars.Directions —

Late morning Uptown ParadeNext to the Uptown Mall, a two-floor "dining mall" with several alfresco restaurants and some clubs.Directions —

Lunch Conti's Pastry Shop and RestaurantThe BGC branch of the famous Conti's pastry shop, famous for its mango bravo, sans rival and ensaymada. This branch seems specialised in take-outs so don't expect great service from the sit-in restaurant. Hours: Sun-Thu 8AM-9PM, Fri Sat 8AM-10PM.Directions —

Afternoon Libingan ng mga BayaniCemetery for the Filipino soldiers who perished in the World War II, as well as for national heroes and former presidents, including Elpidio Quirino, Carlos P. Garcia, Diosdado Macapagal and Ferdinand Marcos. It contains several monuments, such as the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and memorials to…Directions —

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