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A stone arch that the American colonial government built in 1910 to mark the border between the provinces of Bulacan and Rizal. After Malabon and Valenzuela joined Metropolitan Manila in 1975, the arch became the line between the two towns, …
The first museum of Philippine modern art, started in 1960 when Fernando Zóbel gave the Ateneo his collection of post-war Filipino painters. The collection now runs from neo-realism and abstract expressionism to present-day work. The prints and drawings hold more …
The national theatre and the flagship house of the Cultural Center of the Philippines, designed by Leandro Locsin. Inside are three performing arts venues, a theatre for film, galleries, a museum and the centre's library and archives. The brutalist block …
A wide grassy field that lies lower than the land around it, on the south shore of Jamboree Lake inside the New Bilibid Prison reservation. The city government and the Bureau of Corrections run it together, and the city protects …
A street of food hubs in Barangay Concepcion Dos, and the best known place to eat in the city. The other eating strips are Gil Fernando Avenue, J. P. Rizal Street and Bayanbayanan Avenue, where most of the restaurants, cafes …
A garden of 10 hectares in Barangay Cadaclan, 8 kilometres out from the city. It grows rare plants and it also works as a sanctuary for wild animals. The La Union Science Centrum and Museum stands in the same barangay, …
A hotel and resort that draws both foreign and Filipino visitors: the first five-star hotel in the north of the country, and still the only one.
A retail and dining centre built for visitors, where the Batac empanada is what you come to eat. Empanada is the city's main commodity, and the stalls sell souvenirs and other local products as well. The city celebrates the same …
A monastery on the top of Mount Resurrection, part of the Zambales range. It keeps a relic that is believed to be a fragment of the True Cross. The grounds belong to the Mount Resurrection Eco Park, in Barangay Lubigan …
The main plaza of the city, with a Ferris wheel, a lights display and a food park.
A recreation of the heritage houses of Vigan, built as a visitor site and known here as Little Vigan.
A neoclassical government building of 1912, set in park-like grounds of the American colonial period. The American architect William E. Parsons designed it, the same architect behind the Manila Hotel and the Gabaldon school buildings. Later work renovated and enlarged …
A forest reserve in the southern Sierra Madre, part of which reaches into the city. It protects the basin that drains into the Angat River: 62,309 hectares between 490 and 1,206 metres above sea level, holding most of the closed-canopy …
A stream called Tobog once flowed from Sitio Paligatto in Barangay Balawag into the Chico River. That stream's name became the source of the city's own name, Tabuk, after changes in spelling over time. Long before Spanish contact, Kalinga communities …
A multi-purpose arena near the Provincial Capitol, used for basketball games, concerts and conferences. The provincial government paid for it out of its savings, and President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo led the inauguration on August 19, 2002. The Philippine Basketball Association, …
A museum of objects from the Philippine ilustrado way of life, inside the campus of De La Salle University-Dasmariñas. It is the permanent museum of the De La Salle University System, and it keeps both indoor and outdoor collections.
The highest mountain in Cavite at 688 metres, a dormant volcano also called Mount Palay-Palay. It stands on the border with Batangas. The summit is the high point of the Mounts Palay-Palay-Mataas-na-Gulod Protected Landscape, and one of the old volcanic …
A heritage house from the 1860s on Rizal Street, kept as a museum. Don Norberto Calao Katigbak, a gobernadorcillo whose family money came from coffee, built it between 1862 and 1863 as a gift to his daughter Segunda Solis Katigbak, …
This is Sorsogon City's dedicated museum, one of the city's listed points of interest for visitors.
An unstaffed shop in Ivana where you take what you want and leave the money in a box.
Green ridges outside the city with an unobstructed view of the cone, reached by motorbike.
A fishing village with facilities for recreational fishing, boating and birdwatching. Next to it runs the Valenzuela Boardwalk, a walkway and bike lane of 1.3 kilometres built on a rebuilt flood dike, open since September 2024. The flood wall beside …
The oldest building still standing in Pasig, a historic house whose name means house of clay tiles. Don Cecilio Tech y Cabrera built it in 1846 and it came through the Second World War. Under martial law it was known …
A maritime museum about the galleon trade between Manila and Acapulco, with a full-size galleon built inside it. It stands in the SM Mall of Asia complex and opened to the public on May 1, 2026. The ship is a …
An Olympic-sized swimming pool, the first of its kind in the country, built on reclaimed land in Barangay Tunasan. The Muntinlupa Sports Complex stands next to it, seats 3,500 and takes concerts, conferences, reunions and graduations as well as sport. …
The main road through the Mandaluyong side of Ortigas Center, lined with shopping malls. Shangri-La Plaza and the Starmall shopping center stand at the EDSA corner, and The Marketplace is in sight of the Kalentong junction. The MRT-3 stops here …
A parish church inside Green Hills East Village, also named the Shrine of Saint Joseph the Patriarch. The Oblates of Saint Joseph run it. Its main feast day is March 19, the Solemnity of Saint Joseph. Two chapels in Camp …
The old seat of the provincial government in Lingayen, and since 2023 the home of the Banaan Pangasinan Provincial Museum. Under Spanish rule the alcalde mayor governed the province from this building, and the judge of the Court of First …
The mountain pass where Filipino soldiers beat the Imperial Japanese Army, kept now as a protected area and a war memorial. Troops of the United States Army Forces in the Philippines Northern Luzon won the Battle of Bessang Pass on …
An ancestral house close to the Pampanga River that served as the headquarters of the First Philippine Republic in 1899. Aguinaldo proclaimed San Isidro the capital of the country on 29 March that year and used this house, owned by …