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Manila Holidays

While in this area of Luzon, you'll be mingling with some 1 600 000 local residents.

Ready to check out this city's most iconic attraction? You'll be sure to love SM Mall of Asia.

Manila has an extensive number of good child-friendly attractions. Pop in to have a look at Star City or Enchanted Kingdom. You must also let your children Manila Ocean Park and the Children's Museum.

Get back to nature at a couple of Manila's popular zoos. Kick off the day with a trip to the Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Centre and the Zoo, then kick on to see the Malabon Zoo if you have time to spare.

This city provides a grand array of casinos. With so many options here, your evening out is sure to be a blast. The most popular spot is the Resorts World Manila. Keen for more? Be sure to pop down to the Casino Filipino or the Pagcor Casino.

If you've been rushing around all day, why not take some time out in some of Manila's lovely parks? Visit Rizal Park or Paco Park (Peace Park) and soak up the relaxing surroundings. Alternate options include People's Park and the San Diego Gardens.

Both cascades located in Manila are popular for their pleasant ambience. Capture a few photos and relax at Hinulugang Taktak and Bantakay Falls.

Yearning for a day out in the natural world? Then be sure to visit at least one of the local nature conservation areas and parks. Make a day trip to La Mesa Nature Reserve or La Mesa Eco Park, a couple of recommended ones. If you still have a few more hours to spare, visit Marikina River Park and Malaguinoan Island.

This destination has many museums, offering several unique cultural experiences. Two that attract attention are the National Museum Planetarium and Tanah Mayan Art Museum. If you have some more spare time, you should also visit the Wine Museum and the Philippine Veterans Museum.

Has the weather taken a turn for the worse? Pop into the Mind Museum for an interesting and amusing afternoon indoors.

Do you love history in all of its different manifestations? Spend an afternoon the National Museum of the Filipino People, and lose yourself among the well-organised displays and enlightening models and diagrams.

Manila boasts a dynamic arts community, as shown in its huge range of galleries and exhibition spaces. The Ayala Museum and the National Museum of the Philippines are a couple of the leading choices. If you're hungry for more, then why not explore the GSIS Museum of Art or the Makati Museum?

It's not always easy to fully comprehend a region's history. Here, a few kind folks have done a lot of the heavy lifting for you. The Bahay Tsinoy and the Casa Manila Museum will leave your noggin bursting at the seam with interesting new information.

This region is a unique mix of the new and old, offering history buffs lots of things to see and do. Spend an afternoon doing your own tour of the Baywalk, the Far Eastern University and the Ateneo de Manila University. Supreme Court of the Philippines is also worth a gander if you can fit it in.

Among the most interesting historical sites here is Quezon Bridge. This aged structure can be appreicated by strolling around the river banks and will be sure to impress you with its unique design and enduring construction.

Isaac Newton once said, "We build too many walls and not enough bridges." That line of thinking was clearly not widely accepted in Manila in ages past. Often in peril, its years of fighting have left this spot with an impressive legacy of fortifications and defensive structures. The journey back through the ages will have begun well if you stop by Baluarte de San Diego or Baluarte de San Andres. But, if you're keen to be bombarded with local history, it could be worth it to head on over to Fort Santiago and Reducto De San Pedro as well.

Are you intrigued by the history and architecture in Manila? Make sure you spend some time at Malacanang Palace and Presidential Museum and Library, some of the most extravagant dwellings in the city.

This region is well-known for its numerous religious sites. San Agustin Church and San Sebastian Church are the most renowned of these venerable structures, with Manila Cathedral and Santa Cruz Church being two other good options.

This place has other less-famous attraction if you really want to get off the tourist track a bit. The Alliance Francaise and the Manila Yacht Club are two good options. The National Library of the Philippines and the Cultural Centre of the Philippines can also be worth a look if you're keen to see it all.