Things To Do In Manila, Philippines in 2 Days. Comprehensive, Safe, Inexpensive, and Amazing!
Explore the vibrant heart of the Philippines with this guide to Manila's top attractions. From the historic walls of Intramuros to the bustling markets of Binondo and Quiapo, discover a rich tapestry of culture, history, and delicious food on a budget.
Ramada Manila Central
This hotel offers a comfortable and convenient base for exploring Manila's historic Binondo district. Its modern amenities ensure a pleasant stay after a day of sightseeing.
Binondo Church
Also known as the Minor Basilica of San Lorenzo Ruiz, established in 1596, it's one of the main churches in Manila.
San Lorenzo Ruiz Plaza
Built during the Chinese migrant settlement in Manila, it features large fountains, old trees, and historic monuments.
Divisoria Public Market
A busy and vibrant market offering groceries, household items, and street food.
Chinese Market Downtown
A street full of malls, traditional merchandise, decorations, restaurants and food stands.
Carriedo Fountain
Built in the 18th century in honor of Don Francisco Carriedo who contributed to bringing clean pipe water to Manila.
Santa Cruz Church
Built in the early 17th century.
Quinta Market and Fish Port
A local favorite place to explore, shop, and eat, with a multitude of restaurants, eateries, snacks, crafts, fruits, and fresh fish.
Quiapo Church
Also known as the Minor Basilica National Shrine of Jesus Nazareno, it is one of the most visited churches in Manila.
Plaza Miranda
Large crowds of people waiting outside on the Plaza to get inside Quiapo Church and attend the next mass.
Fort Santiago of Intramuros
One of the most important and strategic parts of the old city of Manila, where the Spanish colonial government resided.
Intramuros
The old city of Manila, where the Spanish colonial government resided during the occupation of the Philippines.
Plaza De Roma
A historic park with a fountain and King Charles of Spain Monument.
Manila Cathedral
Also called Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, originally constructed in 1571.
San Agustin Church and Convent
A UNESCO World Heritage Site that is turned into a museum, built in 1607 with an intricate Baroque architectural style.
Casa Manila
A Spanish colonial-style household restored in the 1850s, turned into a museum displaying traditional art and architecture.
Rizal Park
One of the largest and most important urban parks in the Philippines, perfect for tourists, social gatherings, strolling around, and family picnics.
Paco Park
A popular recreational garden used for movies, weddings, cultural and private events; a quiet and serene oasis in the middle of busy Manila.
Aristocrat restaurants
A popular chain of restaurants established in 1936 and famous for "The best chicken barbecue in town".