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PhilippinesCasa Manila
A replica of a mid-19th-century house, showcasing the Intramuros lifestyle among upperclass Filipinos at the turn of the century. (Intramuros was the Spanish walled settlement dating from the 16th century.)
Corner Real and General Luna Street
Intramuros
Manila
Luzon
Tel (02) 487754


Chocolate Hills
Bohol's most famous attraction is the area called Chocolate Hills because the rich green grass covering them turns brown in summer.
Carmen Town, Bohol
Visayas
Department of Tourism: Tel (02) 599031

Colón Street
The oldest street in the Philippines located in the heart of Cebu.
Cebu
Visayas
Department of Tourism: Tel (02) 599031

Crocodile Lake
Formed in the crater of an extinct volcanoe, this lake offers fine swimming (and has no crocodiles!).
Los Bănos, Laguna
Luzon
Department of Tourism: Tel (02) 599031

Katibawasan Falls
The spectacular 250-foot falls (76m) cascades down to a pool surrounded by orchids and ferns.
Located 4 kilometers from Mambajao
Camiguin
Mindinao
Department of Tourism: Tel (02) 599031

Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery
The only underground cemetery in the Philippines; it served as a meeting place for the revolutionary leaders in Laguna.
Laguna
Luzon
Tel (014) 509952

Magellan's Cross
The most famous landmark (historically) in Cebu. The cross planted by Ferdinand Magellan in 1521 marks the spot where the first Christian Filipinos were baptized.
Cebu
Visayas
Department of Tourism: Tel (02) 599031

Malacanang Palace
This colonial mansion was the official residence of the President of the Republic of the Philippines, until president Aquino opened it as a museum (as part of her 1986 campaign promise).
San Miguel
Manila
Luzon
Tel (02) 521-2307

Maquinit Hot Springs
One of the best hot spring sites in the Philippines, located on a scenic beach corner.
Palawan
Luzon
Department of Tourism: Tel (02) 599031

Nayong Pilipino
A 32-acre village with replicas of the country's popular attractions. There are groups of houses forming miniature villages whose architecture represents each ethnically and culturally distinctive region.
Ninoy Aquino Avenue
Pasay City (Metro Manila)
Luzon
Tel (02) 832-3760

Pagsanjan Falls
Laguna
Luzon
Tel (02) 834-0404

Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine
This memorial commemorates the first battle for political emancipation of the Filipino people from Spain, he Battle of San Juan del Monte.
San Juan (Metro Manila)
Luzon
Tel (02) 509952

Villa Escudero
This old, 800-acre coconut plantation offers a look at three generations of the Escudero family. The late Don Arsenio Escudero was a collector of ornaments and artifacts. The Museum is said to have one of the largest collections of Spanish, Filipino and Chinese treasures.
San Pablo City
Quezon City
Luzon
Tel (02) 521-8698

Hidden Valley
Within this 300-foot-deep (91m) crater are lush jungle life, natural springs and pools, creating a popular retreat.
Alaminos, Laguna
Luzon
Tel (02) 571872

Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife
Quezon Avenue
Quezon City
Luzon

Rizal Memorial Park
A wide expanse of lawns and fountains. Within the park are monuments, a skating rink and a children's playground. Free concerts are held every Sunday.
Ermita, Manila
Luzon

Archdiocesan Museum of Manila
Established in 1987 by Cardinal Sin, this museum has as its theme the history of the Catholic Church in the Philippines.
121 Arzobispo Street
Intramuros, Manila
Luzon
Tel (02) 492161

Ateneo Art Gallery
Displays over 300 paintings, sculpture, drawings and prints by Filipino artists.
Rizal Library Building
Ateneo de Manila University
Katipunan Road
Loyola Heights
Quezon City
Luzon
Tel (02) 998721

Central Bank Money Museum
Features banknotes and coins of many countries including Philippine money dating back to the pre-Spanish period up to the present.
Metropolitan Museum of Manila Building
Central Bank Complex
Roxas Blvd., Manila
Luzon
Tel (02)507551

Kalantiaw Shrine
Exhibits the pictorial history of the Philippines from the pre-Hispanic period to the contemporary era.
Batan, Aklan
Visayas
Tel (036) 509952

Metropolitan Museum of Manila
This art museum is the venue for traveling international exhibitions. It houses three separate galleries.
Central Bank Complex
Roxas Boulevard
Manila
Luzon
Tel (02) 832-3645

National Museum
Displays items reflecting the cultural heritage and natural history of the Philippines.
Padre Burgos St., Manila
Luzon Tel (02) 494450

Philippine Museum of Ethnology
This complex is a mini Philippines. Several small museums display the different tourist attractions and tourism products in the country.
Nayong Pilipino Complex
Ninoy Aquino
International Airport Road
Pasay City (metro Manila)
Luzon
Tel (02) 832-0539

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