Best places: Tourist Attractions in Manila, Philippines

Modern, dome-shaped Catholic church with open sides, set in a tree-filled park amid skyscrapers.

👍👍 Sitting there inside the temple and listening to the prayer songs, calms your mind. The Sikh people are always welcoming and friendly. I love the way they treat others regardless of their religion. I love the food they offer everytime. They're providing food for everyone who's coming here. Really re...

👍👍 This Shrine is a frequent go to of those who will take the board examination. Saint Jude Thaddeus is known for to be the patron saint of desperate case and lost causes. He will give you hope in times of your needs, offer your prayers through his intercession. Thursday is the usual busy day for the S...

👍 The silence and the cool surroundings are a comfort to the mind and spirit. Maybe improve on the sound system (attention College of Engineering!). Nice to be back home here in this holy sanctuary!

Modern Romanesque worship site with a 24-bell carillon, a revered icon & a colorful rose window.

Catholic church containing a revered 17th-century statue of Jesus called the Black Nazarene.

Massive museum with collections of Filipino fine art, archaeology, botany, natural history & more.

Built in 1571, this historic church is known for its ornate architecture & visits by several popes.

Zoological, botanical & geological specimens displayed in an elegant venue with a soaring atrium.

👍 This still remains a place to see when in Manila. The history and heritage of this place should be maintained and sustained. Intramuros is what makes Manileños proud. Entering the walls is like stepping into the vast history this place tells. If only the walls can talk!

Small marble marker, reference point for all Filipino distance measurements & popular for photo ops.

Stately, neoclassical museum housing a broad collection of Filipino cultural materials & artifacts.

Built in 1891, this striking Gothic church has steel vaulting, stained-glass windows & 2 towers.

👍 One of the oldest Church in Mandaluyong, situated in the traffic-prone busy streets of Boni Avenue, near Aglipay St. The entrance road is a little bumpy, and may easily crowded even weekdays. There is a grotto devotion area for Jesus Christ situated near the entrance/exit gate, where you can buy c...

👍👍 Another impressive and holy sanctuary in Makati...with 400 years of history and the oldest in this city. During times like this it is good to know that churches are open for mass amid a limited number of attendees....but this helps the healing of our soul and makes us find the peace of mind we all n...

👍👍 If you are already dying to attend mass with real people and at the same time observe the safety precautions to avoid the dreaded virus St Andrew is the place to feel alive again. No crazy limit of 10 people in this sanctuary as long as health protocols are followed. Even anticipated masses are nume...

👍 One of the famous churches located at the heart of Manila City. There are public transportations going here. Better to visit this place first before you shop in Divisoria. The design of the ceiling is nice. Candles are available inside the church it self, for a fee. There are several images found o...

This landmark defensive fortress features a museum commemorating the national hero José Rizal.

Historic church constructed starting in the 16th century with vaulted ceilings & detailed frescoes.