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1. Bonifacio and the Katipunan Revolution Monument
2.8No reviews yetManila932m from downtown
Nearby Attraction2. Quezon Memorial Circle
3.826 Reviews
based on 414 reviews
EMdiELMy family and I love QMC! It’s a nice place for a morning jog. Great for picnics with family and friends too!Quezon City9.7 km from ManilaFree entry
3. Memorare Manila Monument
1.921 Reviewsbased on 118 reviews
khcc纪念碑离马尼拉大教堂很近，由于位处的公园外是一个市集，稍一不留神会很容易错过。纪念碑是以一名母亲抱着小孩为主题，表达出战争的残酷，带有点悲伤。Manila1.1 km from downtown4. Tanghalang Pambansa
1.9No reviews yetManila4.6 km from downtown- Nearby Attraction
5. Andres Bonifacio National Monument
3.0No reviews yetCaloocan6.3 km from Manila 
Nearby Attraction6. Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine
2.8No reviews yetSan Juan6 km from Manila
Nearby Attraction7. Santuario Divino Memorial Resort
2.7No reviews yetCavite20.3 km from Manila8. Andres Bonifacio's Birthplace Monument
1.6No reviews yetManila1.1 km from downtown- Nearby Attraction
9. EDSA People Power Monument
2.6No reviews yetMandaluyong9 km from Manila 
Nearby Attraction10. Mount Samat National Shrine - Dambana ng Kagitingan
2.61 Reviewbased on 189 reviews
_GG***27My Filipina wife and I have a summer home in Laguna. A few years ago we attended a reunion of the Vietnam-era refugee center at Morong. We hired a drive and vehicle and travelled to Bataan via Mount Samat. I knew it was a WW2 battle site and the dramatic events that took place there and the surrounding countryside. I remember the winding road up the mountain with many curves surrounded by lush jungle. There was intermittent rain but it was still a nice day. We arrived at the summit where a thin fog engulfed us. Towering above it was the magnificent Mount Samat Memorial cross. It is by far one of the best structures in the Philippines. It reminded me of the Washington Monument and Statue of Liberty. It was awesome. What was even more amazing was that we were the only ones there. We were able to visit all areas of the site. We made friends with some caretakers who had a cool monkey. They had a store and of course we bought souvenirs and snacks. The south view from the summit was breathtaking. You could see the flat plain south of us where major fighting took place and up to the big volcano. Fog shrouded the landscape and I could easily imagine seeing the flashes of explosions, the MG tracers, and intense battle. There are also weapons on display. A large Japanese artillery piece, a small infantry howitzer, and heavy machine guns of both USA and Japanese. Unfortunately the museum and elevator of the Cross were not open. I bet the view from the top of the cross would have been great on a clear day, but in this day, it would have been above the fogs. I was disappointed about not being to see its museum From what i understand there is an outstanding collection of artifacts from the battle on display. regardless, it was a nice stop on a great trip thru Bataan and would do it all over again. I highly recommend visiting this site.Pilar50.2 km from Manila
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