2D1N Ultimate Cebu City DIY Travel Guide 🇵🇭 (ENG) | Things To Do + Expenses (Ep. 1)

Magellan's Cross is a historical site in Cebu City where visitors can admire and take photos.

The Basilica del Sto. Niño is a significant religious site located beside Magellan's Cross, though access may be restricted by a dress code.

The Temple of Leah is referred to as Cebu's Taj Mahal and was built as a symbol of undying love.

Tops Lookout is famous for its beautiful sunset views and panoramic views of Cebu City, with restaurants available.

Sirao Pictorial Garden is a destination where visitors can take photos and enjoy snacks from food vendors.

The Taoist Temple offers a scenic view and unique temple architecture, requiring a climb up stairs to reach it.

10,000 Roses is a spot that lights up beautifully at sunset and nighttime, making it a great place for photos.

CCLEX is a route used to access destinations like 10,000 Roses, requiring a toll fee.

Little Kyoto offers a slice of Japan in Cebu with Tori gates, a pagoda temple, and a Hachica statue.

The Yap Ancestral House is a beautiful house with antiques inside, according to the tour guide.

Naktan Cebu International Airport is where the travelers arrived, and they took a Maybus to avoid expensive taxi fares.

The Maybus Terminal is where the travelers arrived after taking the bus from the airport, located beside SMC Suku.

IT Park has a terminal to get transportation to Tops Lookout, along with plenty of food stalls.

Lolo Pinoy Grill is a restaurant at Tops Lookout where the travelers dined, having Lechon and Chrio.

Heritage Park is located near the Yap Ancestral House.

Fort San Pedro is a nice place to chill and take photos, with an entrance fee to go inside.

Lassa is a restaurant located beside Temple of Leah that serves good Filipino food with a nice view of Cebu City.