Luneta Park

Come along for a tour of Manila’s past and present. The tour starts right in the heart of the country’s financial center - the City of Makati. First stop is Nielsen’s Tower along Ayala Boulevard. Drive through Forbes Park, an exclusive residential enclave fittingly dubbed Millionaire’s Row on your way to our first stop – The American Cemetery and Memorial - reputed to be the largest and most beautiful of American memorials outside the Continental United States. Then proceed to the old city of Manila via scenic Roxas Boulevard (also known as Dewey Boulevard in the recent past), passing through Luneta Park (also called Rizal Park in memory of the country’s national hero) on your way to the "Walled City" of Intramuros. Here you will see ancient walls, church ruins and other relics of the Spanish Conquistadores. Travel through the cobbled streets to San Agustin Church, the oldest stone church in the country. Then we wrap the tour up with a visit to Fort Santiago, a Spanish fortress that watched over the entrance to Manila’s Pasig River. It was here that our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal spent his last days and where he wrote his famous "My Last Farewell."

Experience the vibrant nightlife of Manila on a 3-hour motorcycle tour. Starting in the evening, ride through the bustling streets of the city and witness the locals come to life after the heat of the day. Visit historic and popular sites such as Rizal Park, Intramuros and Binondo. Rizal Park, also known as Luneta Park, is a historical urban park dedicated to the country's national hero, Jose Rizal. Next, head to Intramuros, also known as the Walled City, and immerse yourself in its rich Spanish colonial history. From its cobblestone streets to well-preserved structures, Intramuros offers a glimpse of the Philippines' past. From there, make your way to Binondo, the world's oldest Chinatown, filled with street food stalls and local shops. Learn about the strong Chinese influence on Filipino culture, sample the food, and shop for local souvenirs. Feel the wind rush through your hair and hear the hustle and bustle of the streets as you experience the exhilaration of navigating through Manila's night traffic. You'll stop at notable locations to explore and take photos. Throughout your journey, your experienced tour guide will provide fascinating insights and share stories about Manila's culture, history, and way of life. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie, history buff, or food lover, this night tour will give you a thrilling and enriching glimpse into the vibrant Manila night scene. All necessary safety equipment will be provided for this exciting night motorcycle tour. However, this tour is not recommended for children under the age of 15 due to safety concerns.

Experience the best of Manila's history and modernity on this private tour. Begin in the dynamic financial district of Makati before proceeding to the American Cemetery and Memorial, a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during wartime. Journey through the old city of Manila, passing through Luneta Park to reach the ancient walls of Intramuros. Explore San Agustin Church, a testament to Spanish colonial architecture. Conclude your tour with a visit to Fort Santiago, where national hero Dr. Jose Rizal spent his last days. Immerse yourself in Manila's rich heritage and gain a deeper understanding of its cultural significance.

Rent a Car, Van, SUV around the metro of manila. This Rental service is good for 10 hours service. You can go to Intramuros Mall of Asia Sunset Bay Roxas Blvd Luneta Park Makati City BGC - Bonifacio Global City Quezon City Manila Airport Binondo Chinatown Etc. Our driver / chauffer is well trained around the metro Manila. Just chat us your Pick up location and drop off location also your itinerary. We hope to serve you and try our service. Please be advise that this is a booking basis only.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS Toho Panciteria Antigua.. If there's a restaurant in Manila that can truly be called a bastion of authentic Chinese cuisine, it has to be Toho Panciteria Antigua. 1919 Grand Cafe. Recognized as one of the historic landmarks on Juan Luna Street in Binondo, the HSBC building has been transformed into the contemporary 1919 Grand Cafe. At 1919 Grand Cafe, guests can explore a rich and varied menu. LUNETA PARK Known historically as 'Luneta' until the 1950s, Manila’s renowned central park spans approximately 60 hectares, featuring expansive lawns, beautiful gardens, serene ponds, paved pathways, and lush wooded areas. It is adorned with monuments honoring numerous Filipino heroes. This park holds significant historical importance as the site of José Rizal's execution by Spanish colonial forces. THE DUNGEONS The dungeons, once a powder magazine for the Spaniards, were designed to store gunpowder, not to serve as a place of torment. The story of flooding these dungeons to drown prisoners is simply untrue, considering their original use. FORT SANTIAGO Fort Santiago, established in 1571 by the Spaniards, is one of Manila's oldest fortifications. Originally, it was a simple palisaded structure made of logs and earth, constructed by Rajah Soliman in the native settlement of Maynila. The Spanish colonizers quickly recognized the strategic importance of the land where the Pasig River meets Manila Bay. The fort faced destruction in 1574 during an attack by the Chinese forces led by Limahong. BALUARTE Baluarte de San Diego is a uniquely shaped fortification nestled within the historic Intramuros district of Manila City. Constructed from the remnants of a circular watchtower built between 1586 and 1587, this spade-shaped bulwark has a rich history. CASA MANILA Casa Manila, also known as the "Manila House," serves as a vibrant museum that showcases the opulent lifestyle of a wealthy Filipino family during the late Spanish colonial era Manila Cathedral Recognized as the foremost Roman Catholic Church in the Philippines, the Manila Cathedral is located in the Plaza de Roma in Intramuros. Its full title is the Manila Metropolitan Cathedral-Basilica, and it serves as the official seat of the Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Manila. The SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH San Agustin Church is a cultural and artistic gem, recognized for its outstanding universal value. It is not only a National Cultural Treasure and Historical Landmark but has also been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1993 as one of the four Baroque Churches of the Philippines. KALESA RIDE Prior to the advent of jeepneys, Kalesas, which are horse-drawn carriages, served as the primary means of transport. During the Spanish colonial period, these vehicles were favored by the elite and high-ranking officials.