Manila The Entertainment Capital of

The is a country of 7,107 vibrant and colourful islands, all pulsating with life and teeming Southeast Asia with flavour. Yet, it is in where you can LAOAG hear its heart beating the loudest! Manila is a Banaue sophisticated capital - the seat of power, centre Manila Getting there of trade and industry, commerce, education, Major Airport Gateways: entertainment and the arts. It is an invigorating Ninoy Aquino International Airport ( NAIA) PHILIPPINE SEA blend of some of the country’s oldest and richest Airport Code MNL MMAMANMANIMANILMANILA heritage treasures, and the most modern Air Transport: Aside from being a major international gateway city, metropolitan features of the Philippine landscape. Mindoro Its people have acquired an urban cosmopolitan Manila is also a jump off point for intra-regional air travel. The Ninoy Aquino International Airport services over Boracay air about them, but have managed to retain their Aklan Samar 40 airlines providing daily services to more than 26 cities warm and friendly smiles that have made Filipino and 19 countries worldwide. Duty-free centres, tourist Palawan Panay Iloilo hospitality renowned throughout the world. information counters, hotel and travel agency Leyte CEBUCCECEB representatives, banks, postal services, a medical clinic, and Manila started as a small tribal settlement along a baggage deposit area support airport operations. NAIA is Negros the River before it became the seat of also a series of domestic airport terminals that act as hubs Spanish colonial rule in Asia during the 16th to various regional and provincial airports in the country. SULU SEA century. For more than 300 years, Manila served Water Transport: DAVAO as the center of Spanish military might in the Manila has always been an important port of call for trade, Basilan region, and an important port in the trans-Pacific but lately has become an increasingly-popular destination galleon trade. When the Philippines was ceded to for cruise ships and leisure vessels. Situated within a tranquil harbor, Manila is the chief seaport of the Philippines, the by the late 19th century, Manila serving the city’s commercial needs and is also considered CELEBES SEA transformed into a cosmopolitan city, patterned as one of Asia’s major ports. Scheduled trips to other after the styles of American post-colonial designs. Philippine ports leave on a regular basis, which provide areas like and still have those quaint Today, surrounded by ultra-modern skyscrapers, travelers with a different mode for exploring the country. little kalesas or horse-drawn carriages. one can still catch glimpses of this Spanish- There are presently three elevated railway systems that ply American past. Manila has thrived and survived it Hotels and Resorts the entire width and breadth of . Stops are all, a bustling megalopolis of 17 cities and The country is known worldwide for its charming brand of strategically positioned to make traveling very convenient and comfortable. The system is a faster option to visiting municipalities and over 12 million inhabitants. hospitality. Not surprisingly, you can find the best chains of hotels in the metropolis, all providing top-rate services the city’s various sights and attractions. and amenities at reasonable prices. Accommodation facilities may be found in the city’s numerous districts, Eating out and Nightlife from Manila’s famed to the Ayala Fast Facts Dining in Manila is such a delight, and one will be absolutely Commercial District in , and from the Ortigas thrilled by the exciting blend of Philippine, Spanish, Malay, Time Zone: GMT + 8 Centre in to the nightlife districts of Tomas Chinese and American influences. Filipinos love to eat, Morato in . Budget-conscious travelers can Visa: Only required if staying more than 30 days and so restaurants are simply all over the place. The º, also avail of the city’s myriad of inns, apartelles and should appeal to the most discriminating palates. Climate: November to February – cool and pension houses. mostly dry; March to June – warm and mostly dry; Manila is the perfect place to go for daring culinary July to October – warm and mostly wet Manila Musts adventures. Look out for balut, taho, fishballs and dirty ice cream. Try San Miguel Beer with everything you eat, Average Temperature Yea r- round: 24°C – 32°C Transportation within the Metropolis but for the more adventurous, there’s tuba, gin bulag and Attire: Light casual clothes all year round Getting around the city can be quite an adventure, and Tanduay Rhum. Street vendors are everywhere, and you one does not truly experience Manila’s way of life without can even buy peanuts and all sorts of goodies while Money: Philippine Pesos. Check with the local a ride in a kaleidoscopic . Originally converted from riding in taxis, jeepneys and buses. banks for current exchange rates. All major credit left-over US Army jeeps, the jeepney has become an icon Five-star hotels and luxuriously-appointed restaurants cards accepted Philippines Department of Tourism of Filipino ingenuity and creativity and is the backbone of make perfect dinner venues for top-quality events. 10 -11 Suffolk Street London, SW1Y 4HG the Philippine transportation system. Passengers may get And if it’s partying you’re after, then it’s partying you Water: Bottled water available in resorts, on and off just about anywhere. It is the preferred mode get! The nightlife offers everything from dazzling cultural restaurants and convenience stores Tel: 020 7321 0668 Fax: 020 7925 2920 of public transport for short distances. shows to futuristic discotheques, karaoke bars, lively E-mail: info@ itsmorefuninthephilippines.co.uk Taxicabs and buses also ply the main routes of the city. For casinos, sensational entertainment lounges, and Communications: International and direct dial www. itsmorefuninthephilippines.co.uk phone and fax. Internet cafes are widely available inner city roads, one can always take a tricycle (motorbike fashionable cafes. Manila, after all, is the Entertainment with a side car) or a pedicab (bicycle with a side car). Some Capital of Southeast Asia! Shops Markets and Crafts MAP A - INTRAMUROS Shopping Useful Websites for the Region: E

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Manila is a shopping dreamland, and the city has the largest concentration of malls and shopping complexes R a E L t Chinatow n U 2. – Map C U A R s N i l . N N R I E e 11 A O D E g ON T V in the entire Philippines. Some of them, like Shoe Mart’s (SM) Mall of Asia, are listed as among the world’s 8 G n V R PIN 3. – Map C C A a L r Manila: en. wikipedia.org/ wiki/Manila is v 25 L B to 3 E A N largest. All of them provide quality local and foreign merchandise at very affordable prices. Other than the Z 4. Makati Cinema Square – C4 I O 23 www. manilaguide.com Q O Binondo R 18 Z 19 D . s N a E VALENZUELA B P iñ 4 A A r a U MANILA 5. Power Plant – C4 posh fashion emporiums and endless rows of high-end retail boutiques, there are also the small bazaars, N i R n R sm 23 E o a Q F E D ta 17 en. wikipedia.org/ wiki/Metro_Manila n t e N D 19 d o 12 g A o E c S s d 6. Starmall – D3 trade fairs, shops, sidewalk stalls and markets that sprout all over the metropolis. Shop for South Sea Pearls, S E i r 21 24

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r d B ri C r A B A i n d c o R 9 1 a z 17 9 g e L 22 8. – D3 Makati: www. makati. gov. ph e u O pleasantly surprised at the amount of savings made. And forget not to haggle, for haggling is not just M 17 23 Q S 17 10 e lanes Driv 13 Magal PA 2 23 9. Shangri-La Plaza – D3 acceptable but a protocol when shopping in Manila’s frenzied, frantic flea markets. 4 LA 27 en. wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Makati . 9 7 18 11 e o CITY 12 v ri 14 A e r. at 10. Robinson’s Galleria – D3 J e 10 o B www.world66.com/ asia/ southeast n a 5 ia d 16 r M l E 10 o n a QUEZON S 1 a A e g S R U 11. Greenhills Shopping Centre - showcases . a 15 A l o A t la 9 asia/ philippines/ makati a N Manila Attractions and Landmarks r n n 2z e a CITY o s E 10 b G 16 various stalls selling every kind of 11. Robinson’s Galleria – D3 16. Makati Medical Centre – C4 16. – Map C is e 16 V 22 p n a . Concepcion d L A o u merchandise, from exotic South Sea pearls to www. makati.com n 3 C 15 a a 12. Greenhills Commercial Complex – ( Greenhills 17. Asian Hospital – B5 b ia N 17. British School – Map C i MANILA Historical Landmarks and Monuments r ld o 15 D B t o c 17 O cheap garments, mobile phones and R o 2 i D 8 V R a n 6 S V 9 i 14 L Z A Shopping Centre, Theatre Mall, The Promenade, l i r f O 18. Manila Adventist Medical Centre – Map B o a B V 12 Mandaluyong: www. mandaluyong. gov. ph/ c E electronic accessories; trinket stores are all 18. Ateneo Professional Schools – C3 a G A i 3 E 1. Intramuros (the “Walled City”) - located 13. Ayala Bridge - links San Miguel to – B3 d o L U22 R Music Museum) – D2 Cultural/Religious Buildings 13 A L S D S Y t r Intramuros U Q 6 U side by side making for extremely . A en. wikipedia.org/ wiki/ t SANTA iv a . B e O along the southern bank of the , L . 19. Mapua Institute of Technology ( Makati Campus) – C3 u 5 B 13 c 13. Araneta Centre – ( Araneta Coliseum Circle, P competitive prices – D2 i a 2 CRUZ 2 14. Manila Post Office Building – Map A 11 4 e 27 Mandaluyong_City 1. Manila - seat of the Catholic anc A Parks and Plazas was built by the Spanish in the 16th Fin 5 R 13 14 Gateway Mall, , ) – D2 Archdiocese of Manila, presently the 6th 25 12 O 24 26 12. – D2 century and is the oldest district of the city 15. – Map A 20 R 25 21 1. ( Luneta Park) one of the largest parks s U 15 14. Eastwood City - its City Walk is a pedestrian City: www. pasay. gov. ph/ go A 13. Araneta Centre - Quezon City’s central Museums cathedral to rise on the site since 1581 ur 6 2 3 CITY OF of Manila – B3 . B 8 in Southeast Asia used by Spaniards as an P 21 11 28 commercial area that hosts 5 malls, including friendly streetscape with trendy restaurants & – Map A k MANILA en. wikipedia.org/ wiki/Pasay_City 16. Metropolitan Theatre - an art deco building ba 20 tig 5 12 cafes, with al fresco dining and a regular execution ground for Filipino rebels and 1. – Map C Ka 4 5 12 the Gateway Mall – D2 2. – Map A built in 1935, it was Manila’s main venue P AW 20 2. San Agustin Church - oldest stone church a AL mutineers – Map A r K offering of outdoor concerts and shows – D2 a Pasig City: en. wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Pasig_City d 1 7 14. - a tiangge-style shopping centre 2. Yuchengco Museum – C4 e 20 22

for performances (vaudeville to opera) in Metro Manila and one of the four (4) S 7 t SAN JUAN 2. The Orchidarium – Map A 3. San Agustin Church – Map A . – D3 15. Tomas Morato Street in Quezon City – C2 8 3. Philippine Museum of Ethnology ( Nayong Pilipino) – C4 www. pasigcity. gov. ph – Map A Philippine Churches inscribed in 6 7 18 15 11 10 15. Riverbanks Centre – D2 16. in Quezon City – C2 3. Plaza San Luis - a cultural-cum-commercial 4. - heralded as one of the world’s UNESCO’s World Heritage List – Map A 20 14 4. Philippine Air Force Museum ( Villamor Airbase) – C4 17. Quiapo area (, Carriedo, etc) 1 INTRAMUROS 21 16. SM North EDSA/The BLOCK – C1 complex currently composed of five houses: Quezon City: en. wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Quezon_City best-preserved medieval cities, dungeons 13 10 25 14 17. West Avenue in Quezon City – C1 – Map A 3. Minor de San 7 8 10 , Casa Blanca, Casa Urdaneta, Los 5. GSIS Museong Sining – Map B MAP B - MALATE 12 9 17. TriNoma – C1 18. ABS- CBN Building in Quezon City – C1 www. quezoncity. gov. ph and old churches share space with art () – Map A RIZAL 12 6 6 29 Hidalgos, and El Hogar Filipino – Map A

18. Basilica Minor of the e M 3 3 riv 16 9 8 18. Robinson’s Place – Map B 6. Museo ng Kalinangang Pilipino ( CCP Museum) – Map B D a galleries, theatres, and a nature park; one of h B 19. Robinson’s Place – Map B t . u 9 o 6 o O 6 City: www. fbdcorp.com S G 11 1 10 7 4. Puerta Real Gardens – Map A 4. Sta. Cruz Church – Map A c r () – Map A r o o 6 15 26 e MANDALUYONG b s G 19. – Map B the oldest fortifications of Intramuros y E 7. Central Bank Money Museum - established in January 3, 1974, aims to o a N 28 20. Ermita - offers everything from party hopping, 11 e E ERMITA S 5. Plaza – Map A G A l R www.fort- bonifacio.com 5. National Library – Map A UR acib A Paco u A p 19 E F . A L started in 1571 and completed nearly 150 19. Juan Nakpil- Bautista House – Map A e 8 DR G L 20. Quiapo – B2 clubbing, lounging to theme festivals and parades , collect Filipino coins and notes to trace the monetary history of the r PA U U r N e A r 19 6. - where the Philippine national hero o years later by Filipino forced labor – Map A 6. Rizal Park Open-Air Theatre – Map A M Ermita MALATE P 18 21. ( Tutuban Centre/168 Shopping or quietly chilling at art and fashion cafes – Map B Philippines and assemble a fine collection of rare and unusual coins . 20. Far Eastern University ( FEU) - declared a A 3 P Dr. Jose P. Rizal was interred by Spanish soldiers d 20 E 2 A r K TO S PASIG Mall) – B2 from all over the world. – Map B i 18 S 4 a 3 a 19 IG 21. Malate - wild variety of restaurants, clubs, bars, Useful Contacts: 7. Metropolitan Theatre – Map A t a heritage site by UNESCO Asia-Pacific, it has s n la i 4 a c n following his dawn execution at Bagumbayan . S s R R 5. (in Rizal Park) - it is a R o 18 1 13 a I M V IL s 22. Chinatown – Map A O G a 16 E cafes, art and antique shops, and shopping the largest ensemble of art deco structures DR r 2 R 8. Metropolitan Museum – Map B PE c (now Rizal Park), presently serves as a regular Department of Tourism Offices: tribute to the country’s national hero Jose 8. Ermita Church – Map B e 13 l MAKATI i n complexes – Map B ar L 1 B lv o 23. Baclaran – B4 a e H venue for intimate musical and cultural concerts in the country – B2 o M 5 n. o R e 9. Philippine Science Museum – B3 Rizal, who was executed in the same spot c G n 4 O M 9. – Map B o l pi G X . b k I M a 22. Town Centre – B5 A A o N I u MANILA 24. Alabang Town Centre – B5 featuring local and international artists bringing London: (T) +44 (0) 20 7321 0668 A io n . l i . d M u G H J n S d in 1896. It is considered the symbol of M r t 21. EDSA – D3 . i . i Y a o B a 10. Archdiocesan Museum of Manila - collection includes ecclesiastical, D A . n PASAY 10. – Map B t s O o art to the masses – Map B i i E B O d a c e H 25. Duty Free – B5 U m L I o 9 r e info@ itsmorefuninthephilippines.co.uk N o R BAY Filipino Nationhood – Map A L 11 P I s liturgical, and various antique items – Map A E CITY 22. - dedicated to the I a V L W A 7. Manila Zoological and Botanical Gardens – Map B 11. United Methodist Church ( Philiippines A 4 4 26. Mall of Asia – B5 Health and Wellness R A R AN NDRES www. itsmorefuninthephilippines.co.uk D S Filipino people who trooped to the streets M A 11. - is the first hands-on, interactive children’s museum 6. Paco Park – B3 A Central Conference) – Map B a 8. Plaza Miranda – B2 d d L S r r e 26 i LRT i Y e 1. Manila. Medical Centre – Map B a n of EDSA to topple the Marcos dictatorship Malate o I t g in the Philippines – Map B g i n c a Manila: (T) +63 (0) 2 459 5200 n (Light Railway o 21 G 12. Santa Ana Church – C3 l o 9. Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Nature Centre a 10 4 u 7. Malacañang Palace - official residence of c n 26 23 Eating Out and Nightlife L i i 2. Manila Doctors Hospital – Map A during the bloodless People Power n g a e 27 Transit) t v o – C1 12. National Museum of the Filipino People – Map A O e LRT IN r the highest chief executive of the country, 13. Cultural Centre of the Philippines ( CCP) i revolution in 1986 – D3 IR z U a . Q 14 (Light Railway BACLARAN 1. Mile Long Compound – C4 3. Philippine General Hospital – Map B Taxi Operators: ES 31 6 – Map B PR 7 T 3 10. Zoological and Botanical Garden with 13. National Museum - official repository and guardian of the Philippine the President of the Republic of the A Transit) M F 2. Ayala Centre Makati – ( Glorietta 1-4, Park 4. Ospital ng Maynila – B4 23. and Shrine – D1 . T

7 A Aquarium – C1 24/7: (T) +63 (0) 2 642 3525 A cultural, historical, and natural heritage – Map A D Philippines – B3 V 14. Folk Arts Theatre – Map B R TAGUIG E Square 1 & 2, Greenbelt, Ayala OnStage) I A . 7 5. University of Santo Tomas Hospital – B2 24. Andres Bonicafio Monument - memorial to 8 T 11. – D1 I 12 C 13 – Map C 14. San Agustin Church and Museum – Map A Alkotby: (T) +63 (0) 2 432 2406 15. – Map B O 8. Binondo/Chinatown area – Map A Andres Bonifacio, founder of the , 6. St. Luke’s Medical Centre – C2 19 14 3. Rockwell Centre – C3 12. River Park – D2 15. Casa Manila – Map A Avis: (T) +63 (0) 2 831 2701 16. Philippine International Convention Centre S 9. - links Binondo to Ermita it marks the very first encounter between PABLO OCAMPO R 7. UERMMMC – C3 13. Makati Park and Gardens – D4 0 750m 1500m 4. Jupiter Street in Makati – C3 the revolutionary group Katipunan and the (PICC) – Map B 8 LAGUNA 16. - a museum showcasing the Chinese in Philippine life, Basic Taxi: (T) +63 (0) 2 900 1447 – Map A T 8. Capitol Medical Centre – C2 6 A 13 5 (approx) 5 14. Ugarte Field – Map C F F 5. – (The Fort, , some fine artifacts and coins, a gallery of rare prints and photographs, . T Spanish soldiers on August 3, 1896. – B1 DE BAY B 17. Aliw Theatre – Map B

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