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MANILA: Best of the Islands Philippines
Pasay City Tourist Attractions
Historical
1. Sta. Clara Parish Church -
the oldest church in Pasay.
2. House of prominent people
in the national government:
a. Claro M. Recto - Libertad
Street (maintained by Recto Foundation)
b. Pres. Manuel L. Quezon - Roberts
Street (maintained by Quezon Foundation)
c. Lopez Home - houses the antiques
of the family
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METRO MANILA: Best of the Islands Philippines Pasay City Tourist Attractions Historical 1. Sta. Clara Parish Church - the oldest church in Pasay. 2. House of prominent people in the national government: a. Claro M. Recto - Libertad Street (maintained by Recto Foundation) b. Pres. Manuel L. Quezon - Roberts Street (maintained by Quezon Foundation) c. Lopez Home - houses the antiques of the family |
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3. The School for the Deaf and
Blind
4. Padre Burgos Elementary School
5. City Hall
Cultural
1. Nayong Pilipino
Nayong Pilipino is a theme park
where one can breeze through an enticing country of 7,107 islands
enlivened by the astonishing diversity of 111 linguistic, cultural
and racial groups. Found in this 46 hectare parkland are replicas
of six major regions in the archipelago. The Nayong Pilipino
also features ethnological onjects at the Philippine Museum of
Ethnology. Other attractions in the village are the Museum of
Philippine and Intenational Dolls, the Nayong Pilipino
Located at MIA Road near the
old Manila International Airport and the Philippine
Village Hotel, one can take any of the airport-bould buses from
EDSA or passenger jeepney from the NAIA-bound jeepney terminal
from Rizal Park, Taft Avenue, it is about 30-45 minutes by Tramo/Baclaran-bound
jeepney.
2. Philippine Museum of Ethnology
One of Nayong Pilipino’s
several museums, The Philippine Museum of Ethnology
exhibits the different cultural attractions in the country. It
showcases ethnological objects and artifacts which form part
of the Philippines’ rich and diverse cultural heritage.
Located at MIA Road near the
old Manila International Airport and the Philippine Village Hotel,
one can take any of the airport-bound buses from EDSA or passenger
airport- bound buses from the NAIA-bound jeepney terminal at
Airport Road nera Domestic Airport Terminal and get off near
the entrance of Nayong Pilipino. Travel time is 15-20 minutes.
To Airport Road jeepney terminal from Rizal Park, Taft Avenue,
it is about 30-45 minutes by Tramo/Baclaran-bound jeepney.
3. Cultural Center of the
Philippines
Built to symbolize the country’s
national cultural development,, the CCP is an
institution mandated by Philippine laws to preserve, promote
and enhance the Filipino
people’s cultural heritage. Built on reclaimed land in Manila
Bay, the CCP was designed by leading Filipino architect Leandro
Locsin. It houses a main theater, little theater and museum with
ethnographic exhibits and a changing exhibit of Philippine art
or ethnography.
To go to the CCP Complex which
is in Roxas Boulevard, take any of the orange-
colored shuttle jeepneys stationed at Vito Cruz corner Taft Avenue
(10-minute ride). From Rizal Park, the Cultural Center of the
Philippines is about 15 to 20-minute jeepney-ride away.
Telephone Nos. are 831-2137/831-1890/831-2201
to 16.
4. Folk Arts Theater
Not far from the Cultural Center
of the Philippines stands the Folk Arts Theater. Still
the work of Architect Leandro Locsin, the 10,000-capacity theater
is used for popular
performances which anticipate extensive audiences. It was inaugurated
in July 1974 after a record construction of 77 days.
To go to the CCP Complex which
is in Roxas Boulevard Pasay, take any of the
orange-colored shuttle jeepneys stationed at Vito Cruz corner
Taft Avenue (10-minute ride); from Rizal Park, the Folk Arts
Theater is about 15 to 20-minute-jeepney-ride away.
Telephone No. is 832-1125.
5. Coconut Palace
Situated in the 21-hectare CCP
Complex, the Coconut Palace showcases Filipino
artistry in the use of coconut tree. Over 70% of the structure
is made from different parts of the coconut tree. The Palace
consists of seven suites with each unit depicting a different
region in its use of materials indigenous to that region.
To go to the Coconut Palace,
take any of the orange shuttle jeepneys stationed at Vito Cruz
corner Taft Avenue (10-minute ride). From Rizal Park, the Coconut
Palace is about 15 to 20-minute-jeepney-ride away.
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3. The School for the Deaf and Blind 4. Padre Burgos Elementary School 5. City Hall Cultural 1. Nayong Pilipino Nayong Pilipino is a theme park where one can breeze through an enticing country of 7,107 islands enlivened by the astonishing diversity of 111 linguistic, cultural and racial groups. Found in this 46 hectare parkland are replicas of six major regions in the archipelago. The Nayong Pilipino also features ethnological onjects at the Philippine Museum of Ethnology. Other attractions in the village are the Museum of Philippine and Intenational Dolls, the Nayong Pilipino Located at MIA Road near the
old Manila International Airport and the Philippine 2. Philippine Museum of Ethnology One of Nayong Pilipino’s
several museums, The Philippine Museum of Ethnology Located at MIA Road near the old Manila International Airport and the Philippine Village Hotel, one can take any of the airport-bound buses from EDSA or passenger airport- bound buses from the NAIA-bound jeepney terminal at Airport Road nera Domestic Airport Terminal and get off near the entrance of Nayong Pilipino. Travel time is 15-20 minutes. To Airport Road jeepney terminal from Rizal Park, Taft Avenue, it is about 30-45 minutes by Tramo/Baclaran-bound jeepney. 3. Cultural Center of the Philippines Built to symbolize the country’s
national cultural development,, the CCP is an To go to the CCP Complex which
is in Roxas Boulevard, take any of the orange- Telephone Nos. are 831-2137/831-1890/831-2201 to 16. 4. Folk Arts Theater Not far from the Cultural Center
of the Philippines stands the Folk Arts Theater. Still To go to the CCP Complex which
is in Roxas Boulevard Pasay, take any of the Telephone No. is 832-1125. 5. Coconut Palace Situated in the 21-hectare CCP
Complex, the Coconut Palace showcases Filipino To go to the Coconut Palace, take any of the orange shuttle jeepneys stationed at Vito Cruz corner Taft Avenue (10-minute ride). From Rizal Park, the Coconut Palace is about 15 to 20-minute-jeepney-ride away. Political Subdivision / Population - Tourist Attractions | Tourist Facilities - Support Services
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