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Doña Aurora Aragon-Quezon House
Modest, historic house museum owned by the family of Aurora Quezon, First Lady from 1935–1944.
Museo de Baler
Cultural hub showcasing artifacts, paintings, memorabilia & ethnic exhibits of the region.
Lion's Head
Limestone sculpture of a lion by the Baguio chapter of the Lions Club. It is carved by Ifugao artist Anselmo Bayang Day-ag and is considered as the Baguio's "entrance marker" for tourists coming from south of the city.
Camp John Hay
This former R&R facility for American military personnel during the American occupation was turned over to the Philippine Government in 1991. Now under the auspices of the Bases Conversion & Development Authority (BCDA), Camp John Hay is a sort of …
St. Francis Xavier Seminary Bamboo Educational Demo Farm (Bamboo Sanctuary)
Here you can find a beautiful bamboo sanctuary and demo farm. It was wonderful seeing various species of bamboo.
Cuenca Ancestral House
One of the few remaining bahay na bato residences from the Spanish era, the privately-owned house became the first headquarters of the Philippine revolutionary government following the declaration of independence in June 1898 until September that same year, when it …
Holy Family Academy Building
Holy Family Academy Building was once a convent and was served as a military hospital of the U.S. Army in 1900. It was later used as troop barracks, officers' quarters and arsenal by the Japanese Imperial Military Forces in 1942.
Center for Kapampangan Studies
A museum inside the Holy Angel University showcasing the history and culture of the Kapampangans, the main ethnic group in Pampanga.
Arkong Bato
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, …
Ateneo Art Gallery
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 …
Tanghalang Pambansa
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 …
Muntinlupa Sunken Garden
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 …
Lilac Street
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 …
La Union Botanical Garden
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, …
Fort Ilocandia
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.
Batac Riverside Empanadaan
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 …
Monasterio de Tarlac
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 …
Gapan City Plaza
The main plaza of the city, with a Ferris wheel, a lights display and a food park.
Lumang Gapan
A recreation of the heritage houses of Vigan, built as a visitor site and known here as Little Vigan.
Old Provincial Capitol of Nueva Ecija
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 …
Angat Watershed Forest Reserve
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 …
Chico River
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 …
Quezon Convention Center
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, …
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