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Things to Do in Quezon City in 2025 - Top Attractions, Local Food, Hotels & Travel Tips (Updated April 2025) | Trip.com

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Things to do in Quezon City

What to Do

Looking for things to do in Quezon City? We provide up-to-date info on everything from must-see scenic spots to local hangouts.

Where to Stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Quezon City, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers

What to Eat

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Minor Basilica and Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception - Manila Cathedral

muujii

beautiful museums. best sculpture and decoration, and historical. gued was funny and explained all. was one of my bucket list.

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Fort Santiago

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Historical park with a lot of greenery. For history enthusiasts, highlights include the Rizal Museum and underground tunnels detailing Japanese atrocities during WWII. You also get a great view of the river.

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Manila Ocean Park

tinkerbelle00

I really enjoy seeing aquariums like this. There are quite a lot of shows, including penguins, sea lions, reptiles, and jellyfish. There’s also a special aquarium for sharks. However, I recommend not going on weekends because you’ll have to compete with other visitors for photo spots.

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Chinatown

Mowi Muniandi

absolute a must do in Manilla ❤️you will love the authentic experience, the food and the people.let grab drop you off at the lucky mall, which a really nice mall and beneath the mall there is a food market.

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Philippine Arena

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The islands are composed of more than 7,100 islands and are the land of the Philippines. The Philippine Islands are across the Bass Strait from the north to Taiwan, the South China Sea to the west, the East Coast Pacific, the South to the Sabah State of Indonesia and Malaysia, and the Philippine Sea to the northeast to the Mariana Islands. The rain is abundant, flowers and trees are abundant. The bananas, pineapples and mangoes are famous in the international market. Therefore, the Philippine Islands enjoy the reputation of "Pacific Fruit Plate" and "Garden Island".

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National Museum of Fine Arts

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This is free for everyone to see. At the entrance, Spoliarium will great you! This is an amazing piece of art. Huge! Inside, you will see all the amazing art pieces by Filipino artist. The atmosphere is good, and temperature is just okay.

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Rizal Park

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Surrounded by multiple national museums covering a wide area and close to Intramuros - two must-visit places in a Manila itinerary.

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San Agustin Church

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The St. Augustine Cathedral in Manila, Philippines, consists of two parts: chapel and monastery. The Baroque chapel is the architectural essence of the entire St. Augustine, while the monastery is partly a museum, with a large collection of precious items such as French clothes, the Holy Grail of gold, silver crosses, ivory statues, silk mantles embroidered with gold threads and oil paintings. The focus of this article is on the organ inside the church, which is rare to see. As a world historical and cultural heritage, St. Augustine's Cathedral has also experienced the destruction of war, and many precious collections have been lost in successive wars. After World War II, St. Augustine was rebuilt. The church and the First Abbey restored the appearance of the year, and in 1965, to commemorate 400 years of Catholic transmission in the Philippines, St. Augustine exhibited photographs of hundreds of churches built across the country between the 16th and 19th centuries, which spawned the idea of creating a museum. Since then, St. Augustine has continuously collected various precious cultural relics lost in the wars and displayed in the monastery for public viewing. Today, St. Augustine is not only a church, a monastery, but also a museum that collects many Filipino and Spanish art treasures. It is an important place to display the historical and cultural treasures of the Philippines and is worth visiting. I feel that it is not enough to spend a whole day.

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