12 ESSENTIAL Tourist Attractions in Makati (Museums, Cafes, Poblacion ++) • Manila Travel Guide

The Ayala Museum is a prominent private museum in the Philippines, featuring permanent exhibitions on Philippine history and culture, including dioramas and artifacts, as well as temporary exhibits like the Splendor Juan Luna.

Museya Cafe, located by the Greenbelt entrance of the Ayala Museum, is an Alfresco cafe that offers snacks, pastries, desserts and locally sourced coffee.

Yuchengco Museum houses the art collection of Alonso T. Yuchengco, featuring works by Filipino painters, artifacts related to Jose Rizal, and memorabilia from Yuchengco's diplomatic career.

Salcedo Weekend Market in Makati offers a variety of food choices, fresh produce, and local products every Saturday morning.

Dream Lab is a simulation playground in Makati where kids can experience entrepreneurship through immersive play in a city called Dreamville.

Poblacion in Makati is known as a nightlife and food hub with various restaurants, bars, and coffee shops.

Legazpi Active Park is a pocket park in Makati with a playground, jogging path and an amphitheater.

Washington Sycip Park is a public park with ornamental plants and trees, gazebos, benches, a pond, and sculptures, known for its rainbow eucalyptus trees.

The Guadalupe Church, or Guadalupe Ruins, is a Baroque Roman Catholic Church and one of the oldest churches in Metro Manila.

Ayala Triangle Gardens is a triangular public garden in Makati known for its annual Festival of Lights and lane of restaurants.

Greenbelt is a shopping mall in Makati with restaurant options, movie theaters and luxury shops.

Landmark is a shopping mall in Makati where you can get groceries.

Glorietta is a shopping mall in Makati that offers restaurants and movie theaters.

SM Makati is a shopping mall in Makati.

Power Plant Mall is a shopping mall in Makati where you can find cafes.