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A military cemetery for the United States personnel killed in the Philippines in the Second World War, and for the dead of other allied nations. The American Battle Monuments Commission manages it. It sits at the northeast end of Lawton …
A museum built around El Deposito, an underground water reservoir that the Spanish authorities finished in 1882 to supply Manila and the towns around it. The reservoir held 15 million gallons and was part of the Carriedo water system, which …
A national shrine and park on Pinaglabanan Street, for the Katipuneros who laid siege to the Almacen de Polvorin, a Spanish colonial armoury. That fight was the first battle of the Philippine Revolution against Spain. The park went up in …
A waterfront park facing Manila Bay, the largest open space in the city and the northern answer to the Baywalk. People jog, stroll and skate along it, between the R-10 Bridge and the Navotas Bus Terminal, past bleachers, lamp posts …
A chain of parks, trails and sports grounds along an 11-kilometre stretch of the Marikina River, 220 hectares in all. It runs through seven villages on the west side of the city and holds the Riverbanks Center, a mall and …
A private museum of fine arts and history, best known for Gold of Ancestors, a display of more than one thousand gold objects made before the Spanish came. The Ayala Foundation runs it, and the rest of the collection covers …
A stone arch footbridge over the Zapote River, on the line between Las Piñas and Bacoor in Cavite. Two battles were fought here: the Battle of Zapote Bridge in 1897, between Filipino revolutionaries and the Spanish colonial government, and the …
The old main road of the city and the spine of its historical corridor, with the Las Piñas Church, the Gabaldon Hall and the old district hospital along it. The road marks where the shore of Manila Bay ran in …
Cemetery 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 …
Next to the Uptown Mall, a two-floor "dining mall" with several alfresco restaurants and some clubs.
It was the central office for the church administration of the Iglesia ni Cristo 1925–1971. The complex houses numerous Art Deco buildings, most notably its chapel, designed by the architect Juan Nakpil. Viewable from the outside, not open to the …
Riders of this huge Mall of Asia Ferris wheel with night lighting can take in city & bay views.
A sight at Atang Dela Rama Street, Pasay City. Hours: 8PM-9PM. Entry: Foreigner ₱1,500; local ₱700.00.
Coconut lumber & shells were used for this octagonal government building & some of its furniture.
the venue of the 1994 Miss Universe Beauty Pageant in Manila.
Straddling 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.
Parañaque locals led by Don Galo, who became the namesake of the barangay nearby, helped the Spaniards to ward off an attack by the Chinese pirate Limahong off Manila Bay, but the waters nearby is now buried by land reclamation …
A sight at Okada Manila, Parañaque City. Hours: Mon-Thu 6PM-10PM, Fri-Sun 6PM-midnight. Entry: Free.
1980s era church devoted to St. Peregrine Laziosi.
Office complex with glass-covered twin towers. Has a viewing area on the 34th floor.
Luxurious church used as a wedding venue by many personalities. The inside is off-limits, but you can take selfies with a carriage outside or you might shot the church from the outside. It has a small chapel, Notre Dame de …
Ancestral house that once housed the Las Piñas General Hospital and Las Piñas's municipal hall. It now hosts a small barbershop below.
Dampalit Megadike Bike trail is a Park, Beautiful Place to shoot sunset 5PM to 6PM.
A sight at F. Sevilla Street., Brgy. San Agustin, Malabon City. Hours: 8AM–5PM.
A sight at Makati Avenue corner Paseo de Roxas Avenue, Makati City. Hours: Open 24 hours.
One of the two stock exchanges in the Philippines, it is known to have Asia's shortest trading times which lasts only for two hours. Nearby the PSE is the Ninoy Aquino Monument.
A sight at Makati Avenue corner Ayala Avenue, Makati City. Hours: Open 24 hours.