It's a great opportunity to visit Rizal's Monument. I didn't expect it to happened💓☺

This is probably the most famous statue in the Philippines. For those who doesn't know yet, it is the photo of the National Hero of the Philippines. Dr Jose P. Rizal.

Certainly my wife’s favourite Filipino. Such a national hero he even has his own personal soldier stationed to protect his monument. The monument itself sits in a very prominent position and can be viewed from many areas in the park. Usually busy with people wanting to take pictures.

Nice place to visit. Best go to trough the park and visit also the pöace were Rizal was shot. For sure pbe of the few places worth to visit. Best in combination with the Intramuros-Area as well.

What amazed me the most is the sheer size of Rizal Park. Been there last February 2018 for the first time is indeed a memory worth keeping for. Though, its quite unfortunate that we happen to passed it by on 11am-12noon when the sun is at its peak. Fortunately, there are trees which provides shade for some parts of the way going to Manila Ocean Park.

beautiful park and monument to a true filipino

I love it! Supeeeer. 💚 Mama and Papa enjoyed too!

The place is crowded and traffic is horrible but still a must-experience when you visit Manila. Authentic Asian goods and Chinese cuisine. Perfect for food tripn'!!!

This is the monument of the national hero of the Philippines. The most iconic statue of Rizal in the entire country. Reason for that is unlike any other statue of Rizal you can find in front of your local municipality, this one is a mausoleum - Rizal's body is inside it's base. For me, the best time to visit is during afternoon, around 5 pm - where you can enjoy the sunset of Manila Bay and you can catch up with the concert of lights at night. Tip 1: There is no parking area nearby. Better come here on foot Tip 2: No need to bring water, there is a canteen near the Chinese Garden Tip 3: Be careful, you are in the center of Metro Manila... be mindful of your surroundings. Safe trip!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had the incredible opportunity to visit the Rizal Monument and I was truly awe-struck by its historical significance and majestic beauty. The monument's intricate design and craftsmanship pay a fitting tribute to Dr. Jose Rizal, a national hero who played a vital role in shaping the Philippines' history. The site's serene atmosphere, surrounded by lush greenery, makes it an ideal place for reflection and admiration of Rizal's legacy. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking a meaningful experience, the Rizal Monument is an absolute must-visit. It's a testament to the nation's rich heritage and a reminder of the sacrifices made for freedom and progress.

I am very happy that I visited this very iconic and historic place. This fueled up my sense of nationalism and patriotism. The place is clean and the cool breeze from Manila bay is soothing. Perfect for history enthusiasts and tourist.

A park covered not only with trees and shrubs, but also with historical wisdom. One suggestion though, the management could add tiny pins to the Europe, Germany, and Laguna Map, to let the tourists know about Rizal's significant journey to Europe and the Philippines. The park has two more gardens, the Japanese and the Chinese one—each with their own distinct architecture. I've also noticed three herons (one dead floating on the pond) which gave me a reminder about my own mortality. 9/10 would visit the Koi pond for some philosophical reflections again.

Secured, Managed Park of Dr Jose Rizal, A good place to stroll if you're around the city.

Highly recommended for tourists to visit! One among the most popular historical monuments in Manila. Great for photo ops. It's just admirable to watch the men guarding the monument, how dedicated they were to remain in their posts even under the heat of the sun. Peaceful and vast park behind the monument, good place to walk around and enjoy the feel of being in Manila.

Great place to be at. Loved the Chinese food especially the noodles, desserts and dumplings.

Best place in Manila to visit for a family vacation or trip. Or simple gathering. Many people are here during our visit due to holiday season.

The park has improved a lot since my last visit. Very clean and organized. The fountain show is a must to watch, very colorful and entertaining. Guard visibility in almost all corner is commendable.

The Jose Rizal Monument is Beautiful place and great for student to know the biography and history all the Great People In Philippines. They have Auditorium and beautiful fountain. Chines garden and Japanese Garden same place in Jose Rizal Monument Luneta Park it easy to go in Chinese Garden you can see a big pound with water lily and the student they can practice some activities there and sit and relax. They have a lots of amazing trees. The Japanese Garden not to big but under construction. After you can visit to Luneta Park the Jose Rizal Monument they have a lots of place you can visits and very near. From Luneta Park you can rides kalesa 500 pesos for 30minutes and you can visits to intramuros, ocean Park and national museum and Ford bonifacio Park . 1 day is not enough you will make tired. But enjoy

A beautiful monument situated in a beautiful park. Memorial that's important for the country. Very impressive and massive Mausoleum.

Iconic place. Luneta Park -Rizal Park Good for school field trips and very educational. You can also tour around and play in the park and other things to do.

The Kilometer 0 Well known historical site of the Philippines. One of the most visited parks in Metro Manila.

The Josel Rizal Monument stands tall as a remarkable testament to the Philippines' commitment to preserving its rich and complex history. This monument is more than just a structure of stone; it's a living archive of the tumultuous past that shaped this nation. What makes the monument truly fascinating is the way it encapsulates both Spanish colonial history and the resilience of the Filipino people. It's a symbol of the enduring spirit of the Philippines, honoring a national hero who fought for independence from Spanish rule. In this one monument, you can see the convergence of these historical forces. As you stand before it, you can't help but feel a sense of awe and reverence. You're not just witnessing a physical structure; you're stepping into the pages of history. The monument's grandeur mirrors the significance of the events it represents. Visiting the Josel Rizal Monument is not just sightseeing; it's a journey through time. It's a poignant reminder of the struggles and triumphs that have defined the Philippines. It's a place where history comes to life, and where the past is beautifully and poignantly archived for all to see. If you want to truly understand the heart and soul of the Philippines, this monument is a must-visit.

Impressive Park still closed for Coronavirus restrictions

I miss going to this historical park :(

What a dump.. Didn't think the streets and restaurants of Manila could get any dirtier. Wouldn't eat in any other the restaurants I passed. Everything had the putrid smell of the rivers flowing with effluent and trash. Dirty grimy place with lots of traffic as per normal in Manila..

I love it

So much respect for the soldiers who stand at this in such weather, and the sun beating them down. The park is really big with a lot of shaded sections to relax as well you can definitely go here to get some good exercise if you are looking for it. I usually do not ever rate things like this, but just wanted to give a shout out to the guys here!

Great park to visit. Lots of history. Do not go during noon time. Super hot 🥵

It’s good to go around here. It have music then you can feel the Philippine life here.

Safe, Clean and a picnic place with your love ones.

When you visit Manila, you should enjoy the huge park of Dr. Joze Rizal National Monument. We could learn Filipino history here. Good place to enjoy Manila!

Very nice monument for this national hero who gave his life for the nation. Since this offer should never be forgotten many parents and teachers visit Rizal Park with the children and first of all show the monument. They also visit the nearby place where he was executed. Many tourists equally visit this place and learn about the Filipino history.

The monuments are nice but the majority of the gardens are closed and looked like they were under construction or unkept. The grass is non existent in some areas. The best time is to go during the evening

Amazing light and sound display in the fountains at night. Large park with lots of greenery and sitting places. Worth visiting when you are in Manila. We reached around 10:30 in the evening and enjoyed the half hour light and sound show with lively music.

nice tourist attraction. a monument to honor the national hero.

Monument is set in a spacious park well wort to visit after chaotic Manilas streets. Park is just a short walk from the most interesting part of the town - Intramuros.

(Translated by Google) Heroes of the Philippines monument, there is a park around it. (Original) Monumen pahlawan Philipina,ada taman disekitarnya.

The most nostalgic place you can visit in Manila.

Cool place for family bonding... Dating a friend where you can view the Historical Site once The Philippine National Hero Bravely Stood Up & Faced Death Heads Up... A Patriotic Symbol Leading to our Liberty...

The Monument is built to commemorate the sacrifice and Nationalism of our National Hero.

National park is now in a better sttae than how it was in the 90s. It's worth a visit. All playgrounds are now free, museums are free, and it is better serviced by staff. I didn't expect it can get this good. My memories of it has not been very enticing as a park.

A great vibe where there is lots to see & the buzz is lively! Went to the museum...WOW! Well worth a visit! It is intensive with the history & culture of how the Chinese arrived in the Philippines!

Best place for food and business

Nice place for tour

My comfort place

Good ambiance ..cool place

Nice

I love this place it is accomudating

Okay, not very clean.

You can find good dishes here in China town area

Good place to have your photo taken.

(Translated by Google) Chinatown Chinatown ↓ Chinatown is a place that surprises me a lot. It feels a bit like the scenes of ancient Hong Kong movies, but the area is a bit more dangerous than other places. This is a point I want to go, but not in me. In the itinerary planning ~ If I don't meet other friends I know this day, I dare not come alone. He is a district in Chinatown. The area starts with the Chinese-style archway "China-Philippines Friendship Gate" and ends at the other end "Goodwill Gate". This entire district is within the scope of Chinatown. It is said that Chinatown in Manila is also the earliest Chinatown established in the world. It has nothing and nothing strange! It refers to gold jewelry, Chinese medicinal materials, industrial supplies, tea houses and so on! Even the very old slot machines and small steel ball shops of the old casinos that often appear in movies! Of course, I ’m more timid ... I do n’t dare to enter such a place, after all, it ’s most important that I do n’t know how to live in a foreign country. What needs to be noticed here is that there are too many robberies here. The bags really need to be taken care of. We really encountered some children during the walk to ask us for money, and they will always block you. Always follow. Although I would like to help them very much, if I give it to other children or street friends, it will affect my own safety! When I was in Chinatown, all the standard looks of my tourists were taken out! The whole look around, look around and look at everything. It feels weird and new and special. It has a feeling of being in a Hong Kong-style movie, especially those exposed wires, noisy surroundings, chaotic streets and mixed taste Especially felt! There is only one handsome actor! This atmosphere, everyone knows it by themselves 👍 And we will temporarily decide that the main purpose of coming to Chinatown is to find food! And there is a Lanzhou ramen in this place, we must recommend it to everyone ~ This one is seriously cooking! The noodle taste is better than several local noodle restaurants in Taiwan. The beef noodles, shaved noodles, and wonton soup we ordered were all very good, and now I think of all drooling ... By the way, if someone here wants to help you open the door, do n’t be embarrassed, otherwise you have to pay ... Vignette ▶ On the return journey, I encountered a metamorphosis and suddenly blew my ears very close ... I was shocked ... As a result, my fellow friends kept telling me: "You must be careful when you are alone in the remaining days! Encounter strange People still have to be calm in this kind of thing. Do n’t panic and know? There is another person who does n’t want to come to an unsafe place like this! ”Moved immediately +100! Address: 864 Masangkay St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila, Philippines (Original) Chinatown唐人街↓ 唐人街算是讓我蠻驚奇的地方，裡面感覺什麼都有有點像古早香港電影的場景那些，但那區相較其他地方來說較危險了點，這是一個我想去的點，但不在我的行程規劃裡～如果這天沒遇到其他認識的朋友我不敢一個人來。 唐人街他是一個區，範圍以中國式的牌樓「中菲友誼門」開始，至另一端「親善門」為止，這整區都是唐人街的範圍。據說馬尼拉的中國城也是全世界最早建立的中國城，裡面什麼都有、什麼都不奇怪！泛指金飾、中藥材、工業用品、茶館等等這些通通都有！連電影常出現的那種古老賭場很破舊的老虎機、小鋼珠店都有！當然，我比較膽小…那樣的場所我是不敢進去的，畢竟國外人生地不熟安全最重要噠😊 而這邊比較需要注意的事是這裡發生過滿多搶劫案的，包包真的要顧好，我們在走路過程中真的有遇到一些小朋友來和我們要錢，他們會一直擋住你然後一直跟著。雖然會很想幫助他們，但如果萬一給了其他小孩或是街友們都跑來反而會影響到自身的安全！ 在唐人街時，我觀光客的標準模樣全拿出來了！一整個東張西望、東看看西瞧瞧什麼都覺得古怪新奇又特別，有種自身在港式電影的感覺，尤其那些外露的電線、吵雜的環境、紛亂的街道和五味雜陳的味道真的特別有感覺！只差沒有一個帥男主角了！ 這樣的氛圍，大家自行體驗就知道👍 而我們會臨時決定來唐人街主要的目的就是覓食啦！而這裡面有家蘭州拉麵一定要推薦給大家～這家是有認真在煮的！麵條口感勝過好幾家台灣當地的麵館，很厲害的！ 我們點的牛肉麵、刀削麵和餛飩湯都很不錯，現在想到都流口水了… 對了，這邊如果有人要幫你開車門千萬不要呦，不然要付費… 小插曲▶ 在回程時，我遇到了變態突然靠很近在我耳邊吹氣…我嚇了一跳…結果我同行的友人一直叮嚀我：「剩下那幾天你剩一個人一定要小心！遇到奇怪的人還是這類的事情一定要鎮定，不要慌慌張張毛毛躁躁的知道嗎？還有一個人不要來像這裡一樣不安全的地方啊啊啊！」感動立馬+100！ 地址🗺：864 Masangkay St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila, 菲律賓

very nice

It's my ancestral home and where my identity as a Tsinoy exists. 👲

Great place to be with!

Good if you looking chinese medicine, or chinese food

The oldest chinatown in manila honestly a little bit disappointed was interesting to have a look but was expecting much more the chinese feel with lots of chinese street food that wasn't the case i felt like i could have been anywhere else in manila

Lots of Chinese food and restaurant to choose from.. The President.. Sincererity.. Estero.. David's.. Dumplings. Engbeetin.. Fried siopao.. And more

Chinatown

One must see

Should take a looks while you visiting Divisoria ! There are many Chinese products and foods .

Food

Its where we walk

Huge park and fantastic memorial of Philippine hero Rizal. Grayline stops for 10 minutes as photostop. For tourists, this appeared to be a great place for photography:- there are visitors from many countries, families of different countries and culture, vendors selling many items including toys, food, hat/cap, glasses etc., huge green park with multiple structures.

The widest park in Metro Manila. Its centerpiece, the statue of the country's national hero, Jose Rizal. For visitors, be on the lookout as the place is not so secure. Come in groups as much as possible. Check schedules of religious and political gatherings, as they normally converge in this area.

One of the best maintained public spaces and parks in Manila. It's a high profile location popular the tourists and local Filipinos. Gets crowded at times.

Great tourist attractions. But photobombed by giant skyscraper at the back. Properly maintained by parks management.

A nice place to reflect all of the suffering fo the Filipino people

The monument and surrounding park is generally well done. Feels a bit messy and incomplete in parts..like rubbish, beggar kids and stray dogs everywhere, weeds in the garden etc. Good spot for a walk before dinner.

It is a nice place to relax and know about the Filipino history and it is also beautiful at noght because they have dancing fountains. I would recommend this place because it is free for the public and it is worth walking around the park

We had a lovely sunset by the park. Tourist keep on coming and taking pictures of our national hero. Clean and spacious.

Good place to chill out... I like this place and according to the filipinos, it's a memorable place.

This park is named on Dr.Rizal who was a Filipino nationalist, writer and polymath active at the end of the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines.

This place fueled my sense of nationalism and patriotism, when i so those monuments of gomburza and Jose y Protacio Mercado Rizal

Beautiful Chinese garden! And fountain music light show at night

very great and fun and beautiful views make my all chinese friend to look arround

Enjoying the view at Rizal Park. Bonding Just me nd my babykot. 😍

Nice place to walk around and enjoy the weather.

This is the best place you can visit in Manila. Before going anywhere else, you can take a picture with this National Monument. This is the center of Manila. This where you can find the Kilometer Zero.

Culture and History

Wow

Too much controversy hounded the construction of a condominium building about a kilometer away from the Rizal monument, citing its distraction of the monument's view. But there were similar buildings erected years earlier, and a lot closer to the monument on the side street by only 200 meters - but did not stir as much noisy protestation.

Clean, beautiful and historical place.

(Translated by Google) It is a monument that rises against the wide sky of a vertical park. (Original) 縦長の公園の広い空をバックにそびえるモニュメントです。

(Translated by Google) Turn your head when the cab is greasy (Original) 택시가 빵빵거리면 고개 돌리기

Most Popular Parsons in Philippine ....

Love it

A place where you can walk jog and be amazed of this historical place of Rizal.

Right in Luneta Park. Our National Hero's Monument. A lot of historical places nearby like museums, Manila City Hall, Intramuros, etc.

(Translated by Google) People go crazy, because of the photo bomber. (Original) Pasyalan ng mga tao, pumangit dahil sa photo bomber.

I love this place to visit and relaxing sight seeing just walking a round to experience the fresh air and many people this place just picnic meeting new friend's. And watching public concert some times.

Perfect place congratulating

(Translated by Google) It is a park where you can relax a little in Manila. (Original) マニラにある少しのんびりできる公園です。

Our National Hero 🇵🇭

A must

(Translated by Google) It is recommended that you visit after studying the history of the Philippines. (Original) フィリピンの歴史をしっかり勉強してから訪問されることをおすすめします。

(Translated by Google) Commemorative statue of Philippine great Jose Rizal. The guards are taking turns, but sometimes not. Every time you come, 2 people, 1 person (right or left), 0 people and different, which is the correct answer? I want you to stay there. I think it's rude to Dr. Rizal. (Original) フィリピンの偉人ホセ・リサールが眠る記念像。 衛兵が交代で守っていますが、いる時いない時があります。 来るたびに２人、１人（右もしくは左）、０人とバラバラ、どれが正解…？ そこはキッチリして欲しいです。 リサール先生に失礼だと思います。

Beautiful monument for the national Hero of the Philippines.

A great place to visit. You need to be cautious of your stuff since this is a public place and people of all background roam around this place. Bring your own water and snacks if you want. No entrance fee is required.

(Translated by Google) Much improved since Mayor Moreno's governance .. daily performances in showroom and clean .. But of course there is little but if you willingly take it you will also spread the trash can (Original) Much improved since Mayor Moreno's governance.. daily performances sa tanghalan and malinis.. Pero syempre may kalat konti pero kung may kusa ka damputin mo na tutal nagkalat naman din yung mga basurahan

I love it

my Good popular to Visiting many People to Come tousim of Manila have enjoy it all.

(Translated by Google) There is a white photobomber on the back. (Original) May putanginang photobomber sa likod.

Nice relaxing rather romantic place

Beautiful place!

(Translated by Google) Great park and surroundings. (Original) Hieno puisto ja ympäristö.

A good to visit

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, good weather, but the car stuck (Original) สวย อากาศดี แต่รถติด

(Translated by Google) good (Original) 좋아요

One must visit this place.

its a beautiful place.

One of a kind In uniqueness

A historic place. People flock here specially during weekends, though there are still visitors during weekdays. Lots of people take selfie shots here. Also, there are photographers scattered all over the place and would offer their service to you which you'll have to pay (you pay for the photos actually). They use a DSLR camera so the photos will definitely be good in terms of quality. However, due to technology nowadays, most people use their own phones or cameras to take photos and these people offering photography service are somewhat having a hard time getting customers so some people accept their offers out of pity.

I found this place by mistake and was amazed by the entertainment it offered. The only downer is the annoying street seller. They are a bit aggressive and they push hard to sell you something. Similar to the tailor suits sellers. But the rest was amazing. Great music show.

This national park holds the remains of the national hero Dr. Jose Rizal which is buried inside the monument. Thus the area is named after him. It is guarded as a national shrine by Marine soldiers round rhe clock. This is the prime park of the Philippines where the point of origin, Kilometer Zero is also located. Luneta as it is called, is where the martyr hero was killed by firing squad during the Spanish occupation. He led the Propaganda movement among the Ilustrados which significantly spread the ideas of liberation among the people. Jose Rizal is the author of two powerful novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo which awaken the consciousness of many natives , including the leader of the revolution and founder of the Katipunan, the mass based movement against the Spaniards. Rizal park is a symbolism of the Filipino patriotism, his courage and devotion to peace, his passion for freedom, and yearning for love.

Well documented museum about the life and achivements of Jose Rizal.

Never gets old to see the statue of Dr. Jose Rizal with those guards. Makes you want to just jump out of the car & take selfies with the man. Only downside is the photobomber of the building >_< that disrupts the view.

I love this place luneta park where we found the monument of our beloved heroes.

(Translated by Google) Luneta Park (Original) Luneta Park

Great

(Translated by Google) Registration is required when entering due to the Covid situation. Facilities other than the park are closed. (Original) 코비드 사태로 입장시 등록을 하여야함. 공원이외의 부속 시설은 문응 닫은 상태임.

a park with history and also spanish colonization. or just take photos of the philippine flag . guards and rizal statue it sometime reminds you about his 2 books. noli and el fili. and other works still good open space. good grass . maybe the right time to google jose rizal. a brief summary

If you're looking for some sumptuous foods, this is your place.

We went in Binondo to celebrate Chinese New Year 2020. We had fun and there's an improvements that we've seen at place.

I love the place and its awesome 👍🏼👍🏼🤙🏾

Learned a bit of Chinese community

The worse Chinatown Dirty, Old and Smell, nothing much worth a visit Traffic was terrible, it was extremely hard to take taxi or even the Grab (local Uber), the trishaw simply tried to over charge you

(Translated by Google) Kong hei fat choi ,,, sakto sa chinese newyear ang pumunta dito ,, !!! (Original) Kong hei fat choi,,, sakto sa chinese newyear ang pagpunta dito,,!!!

Food trip is a must!!

(Translated by Google) Crowded (Original) 人多

(Translated by Google) Chinatown in Manila is a great place. Must be visited if you are in Manila. (Original) Chinatown din Manila este un loc super. Trebuie vizitat neapărat, dacă vă aflați in Manila.

(Translated by Google) Because I am Chinese, I am very excited to see this for the first time in Chinatown (Original) 因为我是中国人，第一次来中国城看到这个很激动

Nice place to walk around.

The oldest Chinatown in the world, amazing fusion between local and chinese culture

(Translated by Google) October 28, 2019 from Lucky Chinese Town according to google map directions cannot walk through this place, the marked place no longer exists (Original) 28/10/2019 từ Lucky Chinese Town theo chỉ dẫn google map không thể đi bộ qua chổ này, địa điểm đánh dấu dường như không còn tồn tại

(Translated by Google) There are many delicious Chinese shops and the atmosphere is good (Original) 美味しいチャイニーズのお店が多く雰囲気も良し

(Translated by Google) Where Chinese Chinese gather, there is a Chinese flavor and many Chinese products. (Original) 中国华人聚集的地方，很有中国的风味，也很多中国产品

(Translated by Google) The oldest Chinatown in the world Sure enough, the price of things is a bit high and low, and the goods are not worth the loss. (Original) 世界最老的唐人街 果然很髒，東西價格有點高有低，貨比三家不吃虧

Nice place to hang out and be patriotic

So memorable place for me

It is sad that torre de manila is ruining the view.

Greatest Hero on planet earth🇵🇭✌

cute ng guard

A relaxing place for me to chill and destress. Though I must say, the man on the statue looks vaguely familiar.

Such a beautiful park to visit.

The Stella Motto as the Rizal Monument is known was made overseas in Switzerland. The monument houses the remains of the patriot Dr. Jose Rizal, and is of national significance since it is located in the grounds wherein he was executed by the Spanish authorities in 1896, as Bagumbayan or as Luneta as it was known at the time. The monument is a prominent landmark in Rizal Park and regular commemoration honors are held with most foreign heads of state paying their respects to the Filipino figure.

Where the Philippine National hero DR. Jose P Rizal remains were finally interred (after Paco cemetery and Binondo). Much photographed monument, in the past years, unfortunately today photobombed by a grotesque residential structure on one side. Make sure you catch the changing of the guard here. #RP

Surprisingly aweful to see the park with limited visitors due to ongoing pandemic so the place is remarkably clean ...

It's a nice place to go to for a stroll. The park is relatively big that you will have a bunch of spots you can visit and hang out with family and friends.

This is the quintessential Filipino landmark and quite possibly the most photographed tourist attraction in Manila. The remains of Filipino national hero Dr. Jose Rizal lie beneath the monument where it is guarded daily by government personnel. The only downside to this attraction is the annoyingly tall building that has sprouted to the right and within the view of the monument itself.

Very Great spot for Cycling enthusiasts and people who needs some relaxation around the City.

Poor signage to COVID entrances. Once we found the entrance an enjoyable stroll through the historic monuments.

Nothing much special here just a Statue of a Philippine hero (Jose Rizal) According to random Filipino. Sometimes guards in this place do a random performance. I can't explain much but the place was great and I recommend visiting this place.

Very awesome place ☺️...it' was my first time... gala with my co-workers...

Went there on a Monday, place wasn't filled with people. Clean and maintained. Was only there for about an hour. One thing to note there is the number of site photographers offering to take your pictures. You can just politely say you brought your own and they won't insist.

A huge historical park. No entrance fee. Parking available for 50 pesos... payment to the parking attendant. Has water fountains and benches within the park. Has Chinese and Japanese gardens. There is one section of the park with big statues (located beside the Chinese garden) reenacting the execution of the national hero. Busts of historical figures in the Philippine history at the center of the park. Jose Rizal's monument facing Manila Bay. A landmark is erected at the site of execution of the Filipino priests known as GomBurZa.

Rizal Park or Luneta Park is an iconic place with a rich history. It is one of the visited places here in Manila. Here you can enjoy the fresh air and jog all day or do some exercise. When you are exhausted at school or work and you need to relax and want to feel the environment surroundings. You can drop by and walk or sit here. Watching the fountain and listening to the music.

The place is always clean. Good location to relax under the trees. Nature vibes hit differently with the combination of historical figures. I was energized after a tiring workload by visiting this. I will visit again.

The place is clean. Most people go here to enjoy, spend time with their Family having picnics and relax. There are constant reminders regarding dos and dont's over megaphone recordings. 📣 Over-all we enjoy the stay.

I feel so special when i visit this place As a Filipino rizal is our national hero that saved us from the hands of the Spaniards Salute 🎖️ But also if youre visiting in mid afternoon you should bring an umbrella its real hot in there xddd But most important of all enjoy❤️🎖️⭐

The monument itself is really outstanding, the park is really huge, and the fountain show is beautiful. Happy Independence Day Philippines!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 Mabuhay po kayo!!! Mabuhi mo!!!

Luneta Park is one of the hystorical place in Manila.we visited here last friday as we celabrate the Good friday instead of going outside Metro Manila ,its something unique and perfect for the whole family specially we have kids they really enjoy and of course they learned as well.If you want Budgetarian gala with your family better visit Luneta Park. Sobrang relaxing,para akong bumalik sa pagkabata.

A place to pave respect to one of the national hero of the Philippines. Although be careful around photohraphers cause they could be sketchy like selling something that you didn't paid for and forced you to pay it.

This is a historical and memorable place. you can see all the statues about how Jose Rizal was killed and some other life event of our national here Jose Rizal.

Visiting the Rizal Monument is a must-do for any traveler to Manila. It's a beautiful and inspiring tribute to the Philippines' national hero, Jose Rizal. The monument itself is impressive, standing tall in the center of Rizal Park. But it's the significance of the monument that truly resonates. Rizal was a writer, doctor, and reformer who fought for peace and independence through his words. His execution by the Spanish only solidified his status as a national icon. If you're interested in learning more about Philippine history and culture, then a visit to the Rizal Monument is essential. But even if you're just looking for a beautiful and serene place to relax, the park is a great option. Just be sure to wear comfortable shoes, as there's a bit of walking involved.