Top 7 Best Things to Do in Manila
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Top 7 Best Things to Do in Manila

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1. The Manila Cathedral

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No.1 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
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ccmlA beautiful cathedral in Manila, it was originally built in the 1500s, but has been subject to numerous incidents and natural disasters, and the current building is the 7th rebuild dating to 1958!
Manila
1 km from downtown

2. Manila Ocean Park

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No.2 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
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E28***76We had fun , we watch birds flying together and seals doing tricks. But we ate lunch at a place where the food is awful. But we had a great time and those who wants to see sea animals , I recommend this place.
Manila
2.3 km from downtown

3. Fort Santiago

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No.3 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
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NNashThis area is very walkable area to see the fortifications during the Spanish time. You will see several tourists alongside so its safe to walk. Once you finish this site, you can walk to Manila Cathedral, and to Chinatown.
Manila
1.1 km from downtown

4. Chinatown

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No.4 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
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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.
Manila
619m from downtown

5. Rizal Park

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No.5 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
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Ayoub-blRizal Park, or Luneta, is a chill spot in Manila where you can relax and soak in some history. It’s got green spaces, cool monuments like the Rizal Monument, and plenty of room for walks or picnics. Perfect for a break from the city hustle, whether you’re with family or just want to hang out.
Manila
1.8 km from downtown

6. Manila Zoo

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No.6 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
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MaxSThe Manila Zoo, opened in 1959, covers an area of 5.5 hectares. Today it is the largest and oldest zoo in the Philippines. It is visited by millions of tourists every year, especially crowded here on weekends and holidays.The zoo is home to more than 600 animals, including 150 reptiles, 299 birds and 159 mammals. Here you can see Asian buffalo, rare Asian fawn (the smallest in the world), Palawan pheasant, iguanas, crocodiles, owls, tigers, turtles and other animals. But the most popular "resident" is Mali, an Asian elephant that, orphaned in infancy, was transported here from Sri Lanka. The zoo has a Wildlife Rescue Center, which serves as a temporary shelter for sick and injured wild animals, as well as for animals confiscated by customs from poachers.Today, the zoo hosts a variety of shows with the participation of animals, children's playgrounds are organized, picnic areas are arranged, gazebos and souvenir shops are built. Inside there is a Children's Zoo, where young visitors can personally communicate with domestic and trained animals, learn a lot about their lives and living conditions.
Manila
3.9 km from downtown

7. National Museum of Fine Arts

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No.7 of Best Things to Do in Metro Manila
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NNashThis is free for everyone to see. At the entrance, Spoliarium will great you! This is an amazing piece of art. Huge! Inside, you will see all the amazing art pieces by Filipino artist. The atmosphere is good, and temperature is just okay.
Manila
1.4 km from downtown

8. Robinsons Place Manila

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khccSince I was staying in a nearby hotel, I walked here for 3 minutes after registering and had lunch on the way. Although it is a bit old, the mall is probably one of the larger shopping malls in the city. It has a complete range of food and entertainment options, and there are many choices to eat. It is a good place for shopping.
Manila
2.6 km from downtown
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9. San Agustin Church

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中西南北东The Cathedral of St. Augustine in Manila, Philippines, consists of two parts: the chapel and the monastery. The Baroque-style chapel is the architectural essence of the entire St. Augustine, while the monastery is a museum, which houses a large number of precious items such as vestments, golden chalices, silver crosses, ivory statues, silk cloaks embroidered with gold thread, and oil paintings. The focus of this article is the organ in the church, which is rare to see. As a world historical and cultural heritage, the Cathedral of St. Augustine has also experienced the destruction of war, and many precious collections have been lost in various wars. After the end of World War II, St. Augustine was rebuilt. The church and the first monastery have restored their appearance. In 1965, in order to commemorate the 400 years of the spread of Catholicism in the Philippines, St. Augustine exhibited photos of hundreds of churches built between the 16th and 19th centuries across the country, which gave rise to the idea of ​​creating a museum. Since then, St. Augustine has continuously collected various precious cultural relics lost in various wars and displayed them in the monastery for the public to see. Today, St. Augustine is not only a church and a monastery, but also a museum that houses many Philippine and Spanish art treasures. It is an important place to display the historical and cultural treasures of the Philippines and is well worth visiting. I think a whole day is not enough.
Manila
1.2 km from downtown

10. Plaza Espana

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chinadesk1The Philippines was once a Spanish colony, leaving behind buildings with Spanish characteristics. The walls are light-colored, with wooden fences and windows, and some have corridors. There are also guards in Spanish soldier uniforms in the square, and you can take pictures.
Manila
816m from downtown
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