The impressive Manila Cathedral, the seat of the Catholic Archdiocese of Manila.San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in Manila and one of the four Philippine Baroque Churches inscribed in UNESCO's World Heritage List. Moreover, Inframuros contains something as 15 churches and six monasteries.Malacaang Palace the official residence of the Philippine President stands regally on the banks of the Parsing River. If you love culture, you can't miss a visit to the Casa Manila Museum, the Museum of the Pilipino People and the Cultural Centre of the Philippines. There is, as in most SE Asian cities, a spectacular Chinatown in the district of Bimondo.Other attractions in the city include the Rizal Park, Casa Manila, Bahay Tsinoy, Plaza San Luis and the Coconut Palace.

From Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, and Asian fusion through American, Mexican, French, and Italian cuisines, One can get all in manila' It provides a comprehensive selection to your sophisticated palates. There are restaurants that specialize in sandwiches, pizzas, hamburgers, and seafood. Vegetarians and the health- conscious crowd can also find restaurants that cater to their diets.

From Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, and Asian fusion through American, Mexican, French, and Italian cuisines, One can get all in manila' It provides a comprehensive selection to your sophisticated palates. There are restaurants that specialize in sandwiches, pizzas, hamburgers, and seafood. Vegetarians and the health- conscious crowd can also find restaurants that cater to their diets.

Due to its lower elevation, the temperature is generally higher; humidity and wind velocity are proportional higher. Manila experiences the highest amount of rainfall in the months as early as the second week of May to October. The number of storms passing the city is the same as those prevailing in the Metro Manila area.