Suggestions for Monument near Manila

Celine T. • September 21, 2014In the cornerstone of the Rizal Monument lies the remains of National Hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. This monument was designed by Dr. Richard Kissling of Zurich, Switzerland.

jayrama.wordpress.com • December 22, 2012Check out the choir room for a superb view of the church.

Simkin d. • June 16, 2012Beautiful sculptures, but would've helped to place a covered walk and seats to protect tourists from the rain or harsh noon sunlight

Katerina K. • October 3, 2014Monuments, trendy, most popular park on manila.

ꌅꁲꉣꂑꌚꁴꁲ꒒ ꌅ. • April 27, 2016bunga pun banyak boleh petik kat sini

InterContinental Hotels & Resorts • May 9, 2013Most notable of which is the San Agustin Church. This monument, first built in 1571, is the only structure in Manila that is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

CJ • June 15, 2017Rich history. Try the church and the museum nearby

Conrad C. • April 21, 2014It's a great church to pray and contemplate; really beautiful now that the two year renovation finished a couple of days ago.

Alexis L. • March 10, 2013My most favorite church in Manila. Great interiors and well-preserved exterior.

Karl A. • September 11, 2012check out Cafe Ilang-Ilang and its wide menu selection & nice ambience

جون ر. • August 27, 2014not sooo good

Gian Carlo • February 9, 2015My favorite place to hangout after church. Such a beautiful peaceful place. Doesnt feel like ur in d center of manila.

Trish P. • November 2, 2014A must visit if you're in Manila. Perfect place to stroll around (or take a bamboo bike) and explore cobbled paths that lead to lookouts, parks and heritage buildings.

Annie M. • October 14, 2014Loved the ambiance! One of the prettiest places I've been, really photogenic! Party with ‪‎Afiesta‬. Like us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfiestaOfficial or visit us at http://afiesta.com !

Dianne C. • April 24, 2017Ticket price is P50 for adults, P30 for students and senior citizens

Shy G. • July 25, 2012Kahit anung sabihin mo, nanunuot pa din ang amoy dito kahit nakasara na ang mga bintana. Kahit gano kabango sasakyan mo. Malalanghap mo pa rin

Sherwin I. • January 7, 2012Just got home.

Mikhail d. • February 8, 2013The word, Mabuhay, written on the monument at this roundabout means "long live" in Filipino.

e.aboboto • April 1, 2011You're inside the1st earthquake proof building in the country!Check out the paintings on the walls at the lobby and at the staircase & museum too! Be proud Thomasian we are 400 years old and counting!

Bon Cedrick • April 9, 2012See the marker where it says, "The Gateway to History of the Finest Breed of Filipinos."

rmbola • June 10, 2013Want to voice out your patriotism & love for the country? Then this the place to be!

Stefan G. • January 12, 2017Amazingly beautiful building with ok management. I really enjoyed the food though

Cherry Rosales w. • March 27, 2015Great collection from our National Artists. A must for foreign visitors as well as the locals.