Things to do in Manila

my kids enjoyed our stay at Manila Ocean Park, its just that on food stalls on 2nd floor (singapore ???) they do not have service water and you are forced to buy bottled water, bottled tea or canned soda which are very overpriced (120php) and since outside foods or drinks are not allowed, you will get thirsty if you do not buy bottled drinks.

Great experience to visit this place. I love the Rizal Museum and also the lego displays at Casa De Santa Barbara.

We love our Intramuros passports. It's a wonderful souvenir! The print and illustrations are beautiful. There's even a stamping feature like a real passport. The lady at the ticket booth was very kind and accommodating because she encouraged us to do the stamping ourselves for the building images. Just the process of redeeming the passport and using it at every location was already enjoyable. #achievements 😌

Easy to avail, just one tap and pay.Easy to use, just present qr and enter. Very convenient.

Booked the Viva Old Manila Walking Tour through Klook and had a great experience. Our guide, Russell, was incredibly knowledgeable and informative, sharing fascinating stories and historical insights throughout the tour. We visited 8 stops around Intramuros, and each location came with its own unique history and significance. What I appreciated most was how Russell connected the stories to present-day Manila, making the tour both engaging and educational. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Manila and wanting to gain a deeper understanding of the city's rich history and culture.

Had a wonderful time at Ocean Park Aqua adventure Manila! We really enjoyed swimming and spending the day there. The facilities were well-maintained, the water was clean, and the slides were a lot of fun. Everything made the experience enjoyable and relaxing. Definitely a great place to visit with family or friends. I highly recommend Ocean Park Manila for anyone looking for a fun day out! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We had such a wonderful experience at the Digital National Art Museum! The immersive digital displays were absolutely mesmerising and beautifully done. Every room had something unique to explore, making it enjoyable from start to finish. What made the visit even more special was seeing our 16-month-old daughter completely captivated by the lights, colours, and moving projections. She had just as much fun as we adults did, happily walking around and taking everything in. It was a fantastic family-friendly experience that kept all ages entertained. The venue was well-organised, clean, and the staff were friendly. If you’re visiting Manila, I highly recommend adding this to your itinerary. Whether you’re an art lover or simply looking for a unique family activity, this place is definitely worth a visit! ✨🎨💜

We left at 5:00 AM and arrived in Tagaytay at 6:45 AM. It was a pleasant ride all the way. We visited People’s Park in the Sky, Tagaytay Picnic Grove, Museo Orlina, Sunflower Farmville, The Gingerbread House, Twin Lakes, and Sky Ranch. For lunch, we went to Balay Dako. We finished by 3:30 PM as we didn’t intend to spend the entire day there. I would definitely recommend.

This tour is really nice and I recommend you book it. Our tour guide Sir Cedhie is very informative and very nice. He is very good in communicating about the tour and also shaeing all the history facts about Philippines. Also he answered all the questions asked by the tour participants. This is good for international travellers because the language he used is English. 10/10 for this tour 👍👍