Built in 1690, this church houses the beautiful image of Our Lady of the Abandoned (Nstra. Sra. delos Desamparados) which was canonically crowned in 2005 by Cardinal Gaudencio Rosales in the name of Pope Benedict XVI. The church is the second oldest parish in the Philippines dedicated to Our Lady of the Abandoned. The church has undergone major renovations and improvements to restore it to its former grandeur.  

Built in 1690, this is a shrine to the second oldest church in the Philippines dedicated to Our Lady of the Abandoned (Nstra. Sra. delos Desamparados). The church has underwent many renovations these past few years and the grandeur of its old glory is quite apparent. The church also houses the caonically-crowned image of Our Lady of the Abandoned and is considered to be one of the most beautifully carved images in he Philippines.

Built on the ruins of the US Governor General's house, this is a great place to go to if you want to enjoy food (although the menu is quite limited). Cozy ambiance and healthy food stuff is offered. Try their teas!

Mother church of the Archdiocese of Manila. It is a grand structure but is never threatening. Patterned after some churches in Europe, but has enough Filipino elements in it to say that one is still in the Philippines. 

Dfficult to find but is worth going to. Simple Swiss/French cuisine, but definitely very good!

Nic place, good restaurtants, relaxing...it's a place where one can be himself...

One cool place to stroll, especially at night. Cool breeze from the sea, a line of bars, restaurants and caffe's. Great people all over.