INTRAMUROS

Manila is popular for several aspects that contribute to its unique identity and draw visitors from around the world, with some places still featuring Spanish colonial architecture like Intramuros, known as the “Walled City”. It's a historical district located in Manila, Philippines. Intramuros is a family friendly place to visit in Manila. Allowing families to step back in time and discover the city's colonial past, providing a valuable educational experience for children and adults alike. Children can engage in interactive learning experiences through museums and exhibits found within Intramuros. Families can also take a relaxing horse-drawn carriage ride, known as a kalesa, around the area and the open spaces within Intramuros, such as Plaza de Roma and Plaza San Luis Complex.

PAPAKAPE

If you’re wondering what’s new in Intramuros, there’s a new perfect eating spot you might not haven’t been to and it's still a family friendly place. In February of this year, the Papakape inaugurated its second station inside Fort Santiago. The cafe offers varieties of coffee and tea drinks and light munchies like bread and pastries are also available to accompany your preferred beverage. This cafe can be discovered tucked away in the corner of Plaza de Armas, situated within the ancient Aljibe de la Fuerza, a water cistern that is four centuries old.

MANILA OCEAN PARK

Manila Ocean park offers a wide range of attractions and activities suitable and accessible to all age ranges, making it a great place for families to visit together. A few examples of activities you can experience at Manila Ocean Park are the Oceanarium, Trails to Antarctica, Fish Spa, All-Star Bird Show and many more.

MANILA ZOO

With a history stretching back to 1959, it is one of Asia's oldest zoos. Step into a world of enchantment at Manila Zoo, where old nature embraces and modern wildlife marvels dwell in harmony. As you stroll through the lush, vivid gardens, children's laughter blends with the symphony of exotic wildlife. Discover majestic lions, captivating giraffes, and cheeky monkeys coexisting with native Philippine species. A day of exploration awaits here, where untamed hearts wander and memorable memories take root.

MUSEO PAMBATA

Museo Pambata is an interactive children's museum. It is intended to provide kids with an entertaining, instructive, and immersive learning experience. Museo Pambata's exhibitions are deliberately designed to be child-friendly, interesting, and informative. They teach children to utilize their imaginations, to be curious, and to be amazed by the world around them. History, science, and art come to life in a symphony of joy and amazement with each step, leaving all who visit with hearts full of laughter and minds soaring with dreams.

ARROCEROS URBAN FOREST PARK

In the heart of the bustling city lies a secret sanctuary known as Arroceros Urban Forest Park. It is known as the city's “last lung” because of its critical function in providing green space and supporting environmental protection in a densely crowded area. Step away from the city and into a tranquil retreat where skyscrapers give way to a beautiful canopy of green. Wander along winding paths where trees tell stories of perseverance and hope as each leaf dances to the beat of life.

BINONDO

If you’re looking for local things to do when in Manila, Binondo Chinatown can offer you a lot of things. Visitors of all ages can enjoy the lively, busy environment of Binondo Chinatown, which provides a variety of cultural and culinary activities. The oldest Chinatown in the world, Binondo is renowned for its illustrious past, lively street culture, and delectable cuisine. Families may explore the crowded streets, go to Chinese temples, and see how the cultures of the Philippines and China have merged.