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1. Chinatown
5.5293 Reviews
based on 427 reviewsNo.4 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
khccChinatown is not far from Manila Cathedral, about 15 minutes walk. The whole area is a bit old, the streets are relatively narrow, the environment is very general, except for the Chinese gathering, it is not a good place to go shopping.Manila619m from downtownFree entry
2. Plaza Espana
3.830 Reviewsbased on 16 reviews
chinadesk1The Philippines was once a Spanish colony, leaving buildings with Spanish characteristics. The walls are light colors, wooden fence windows, and some have porches. There are guards in Spanish soldiers' clothes on the square, which can be photographed.Manila816m from downtown
3. Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene
3.71 Review
based on 4 reviews
Charmaine BlonesYou’ll feel blessed 🤍Manila463m from downtown
4. Roxas Boulevard
3.558 ReviewsNo.1 of Night Attractions in Metro Manila
中西南北东Rojas Boulevard (RoxasBoulevard) is a coastal road in the metropolis of Manila, Philippines, along the coast of Manila Bay, known for sunset and coconut trees. The middle section of the road is Rizal Square, which can be said to be equivalent to China's Tiananmen Square, and this road can also be said to be Manila's "Changan Street". Rojas Boulevard is one of the landmarks of the Philippines tourism, surrounded by yacht clubs, hotels, restaurants, commercial buildings and parks, as well as the Philippines "zero kilometer" sign. Visitors can take a slow ride on the streets.Manila3.2 km from downtownFree entry
5. Divisoria Public Market
3.312 Reviews
based on 437 reviews
多多Of course, there are a lot of fakes, but most of them look really good and will probably fool most casual shoppers. In my opinion, you can find the best deals between the main islands on this crowded little island. Bakit hindi. This market is definitely a great place for tourists who want to experience the real local city and culture, it has everything and great local street food. Some parts of the market are a bit crowded and dirty, but isn't that the real side of the Philippines? I've read some reviews online saying that it's unsafe and full of pickpockets. This is totally exaggerated! In fact, you will encounter the same problems when you go to any busy market in the world, you have to be more careful, such as not carrying a backpack. The people here are very warm and nice, they are willing to chat with you, and it doesn't feel strange at all. I think this market is a place that everyone who visits Manila should visit! By the way, when buying things, be careful of the fake goods here, such as watches and bags, don't be cheap!Manila1.1 km from downtownFree entry
Nearby Attraction6. Cultural Center of the Philippines
3.365 Reviewsbased on 135 reviews
Lavender and SunThe biggest feature of the cultural center is that its exterior wall is set with colorful shells, which are colorful and beautiful at night under the light. The fountain next to the artificial lake has a water column of more than 20 meters.Pasay4.9 km from Manila
7. Manila City Hall
3.150 Reviews
shreya1212The historical city hall of Manila has rich stories from the early Spanish settlement, to the American period and the Japanese occupation. A sit of city goverment, you can ask for tour of the building from the tourism office who will accommodate you around. Its always a busy place for people from all places, and traffic are heavy.Manila1.1 km from downtownFree entry
8. Jones Bridge
3.05 Reviews
Teacher ArlynIt is named after the United States legislator William Atkinson Jones, who served as the chairman of the U.S. Insular Affairs House Committee which had previously exercised jurisdiction over the Philippines and the principal author of the Jones Law that gave the country legislative autonomy from the United States.Manila433m from downtown
9. Malacanan Palace
2.929 Reviewsbased on 22 reviews中西南北东Malacanang is the seat of the Philippine presidential palace, the highest administrative center of the Republic of the Philippines, and also serves as a place for the country to receive important foreign guests. Raiders including Trip.com say that you can book a visit online. I went to the Philippines in April and it was not possible! First of all, the presidential palace reservation website is a display, you can try it if you don't believe it. Good luck! Secondly, when you arrive at the door, the guards are very polite to tell you that you can't visit. Third, the road around the presidential palace is heavily guarded, can not take pictures, stay, otherwise plain clothes will come to check your documents and question...Manila1.7 km from downtown
10. Palacio del Gobernador
2.918 Reviewsbased on 59 reviews
yangduoduo17The building is nice, nothing special.
1. The building is nice, and it feels very dense. European-style architecture 2. It is next to the Roman Plaza and Manila Church, very lively 3. There is a vendor selling tofu pudding at the door. It's about 5 RMB. It's sweet and delicious. 4. There is a lot of garbage around. It's not very clean.Manila1.1 km from downtown
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