The historical monuments of Manila showcase Spanish colonial architecture and the national history of the Philippines. The city includes 16th-century fortifications like Intramuros and Fort Santiago, Catholic churches such as the neo-Romanesque cathedral and the baroque church of Saint Augustine, urban parks like Rizal Park, and museums depicting local culture. The Chinese district of Binondo and Manila Bay with its seaside promenade complete this architectural heritage.
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An 8-hectare green zone that has welcomed walkers since 1966. The Saint Pancratius Chapel is used for weddings and religious ceremonies.
Manila, Philippines
This walled city built in the 16th century features stone walls, cobblestone streets, and buildings in Spanish colonial style.
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A 58-hectare green space in the center of Manila with monuments dedicated to national heroes, a Chinese garden, and public meeting spaces.
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Museum built in 1981 showcasing furniture and art objects in an exact replica of a 19th-century Spanish colonial residence.
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Neo-Romanesque religious building completed in 1958 after reconstruction. The cathedral hosts religious ceremonies and historical relics of the Immaculate Conception.
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Baroque religious monument built in the 16th century in the Intramuros district. The building houses a museum displaying liturgical and historical objects.
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16th-century military citadel located on the banks of the Pasig. The site includes gardens and a museum dedicated to the national hero José Rizal.
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Shopping mall established over 7 floors with more than 1000 shops, restaurants, and cinemas. Escalators connect all levels of the building.
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National monument in Fort Santiago where José Rizal spent his last days. The original cell and personal items are exhibited.
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Commercial district founded in 1594 as a neighborhood for Chinese merchants. The streets feature restaurants, herbal shops, and craft stores.
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Religious building in Paco Park constructed in the 19th century. The chapel hosts wedding ceremonies and Sunday masses.
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Private museum on four floors presenting the culture and arts of the Philippines. The collections include archaeological objects and modern paintings.
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400,000 square meter shopping center located by the sea in Manila, featuring shops, restaurants, cinemas, and a 55-meter observation wheel.
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Cultural institution exhibiting Philippine paintings and sculptures from the 19th and 20th centuries, including Juan Luna's Spoliarium.
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Large natural basin bordered by the Baywalk where commercial ships have transited since the 16th century. The sunset colors the sky orange.
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Museum spread over four levels showing the fauna, flora, and geology of the Philippines through taxidermy specimens.
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Family distillery producing spirits since 1852. The museum presents the history of production and offers tastings.
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The 1571 building houses religious paintings, wooden sculptures, liturgical ornaments, and manuscripts from Spanish Philippines.
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Historic restaurant established in 1980 on Remedios Circle in Malate, renowned for its traditional Filipino cuisine and local coffee.
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Bronze and granite construction from 1913 erected at the location where José Rizal was executed. The central monument in the park contains his remains.
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The Catholic university occupies a 22-hectare campus. Its Art Deco buildings from the 1920s are designated as national historical landmarks.
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The seats in this cinema move in sync with the film, accompanied by sensory effects like wind and water sprays.
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Military fortification built in the 17th century by the Spanish to protect Manila Bay from maritime attacks.
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Baroque religious building constructed in the 17th century under the guidance of the Augustinians, with a façade made of coral stone.
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Circular public square surrounded by restaurants and cafes, central to the Malate district since the Spanish colonial era.
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Military fortification built in 1587 with a circular structure and massive ramparts. It is part of the defenses of the historic Intramuros district.
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This rooftop leisure space offers a 9-hole mini-golf course, children's games, and ping-pong tables.
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Public green area with pathways and trees in Makati's financial district. A relaxation spot for office employees.
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Green space in the heart of the shopping complex with water ponds, gardens, and an outdoor chapel.
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Guided tours on bicycles made from bamboo to explore the monuments and historic streets of the fortified Intramuros district.
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This museum exhibits religious objects and artifacts from the Spanish period, illustrating the Catholic and colonial history of the Philippines.
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Popular market with hundreds of vendors selling textiles, clothing, and various goods at reduced prices.
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This nightclub located in Bonifacio Global City offers parties with international DJs and a spacious dance floor.
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Restaurant serving Filipino culinary specialties in the Malate district with local recipes.
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Aquatic center showcasing marine species of the Philippines and Southeast Asia with educational demonstrations.
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Restaurant offering dishes made with organic and natural ingredients in Bonifacio Global City.
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The church houses a statue of the Black Nazarene. Worshippers gather there every Friday for religious processions and prayers.
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Vertical shopping center with hundreds of stores selling clothing, shoes, bags, and household goods to retailers and the public.
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Former Spanish colonial sector with traditional houses, bars, concert halls, and a promenade along the bay.
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Two-spire religious building constructed in 1891. The prefabricated steel structure was designed by Spanish architects and assembled by Belgian workers.