Antipolo Things to Do

This is a pocket of peace and quiet in the very heart of Makati's busy Ayala Center. Bordered by the Ayala Museum on one side and a string of eateries on another, Greenbelt Park draws a mixture of office workers, young lovers a... more

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An oasis of spanking modernity, the Rockwell Center is graced by sleek residential towers bearing the names of eminent Filipinos—Rizal, Hidalgo, Luna and Amorsolo. Also located on the manicured grounds are two corporate high-r... more

The roster of past and present members of the Manila Polo Club reads like a Who's Who in Philippine society. You may join this elite group, but be prepared to pay a hefty price; the market value of a membership share keep incre... more

This monastery is where nuns of the Order of Saint Clare of Assisi (usually called Poor Clares) lead a life of prayer and contemplation, having renounced the world and earthly possessions. The church is a lovely cream-colored b... more

For almost four centuries Santo Domingo de Manila, the church and motherhouse of the Dominican Order, stood within the walls of Intramuros. Moved to this site after the destruction of original structure in World War II, Santo... more

Topped by angels, this towering monument was erected in honor of Manuel L. Quezon, a brilliant and charismatic leader who would have become the first elected president of the Philippines had he not succumbed to tuberculosis whi... more

These sleek twin towers are where the main trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange is located. To date there are some 310 companies listed on the exchange, including a blue-chip sector headed by such giants as San Miguel... more

The U.S. maintains memorial cemeteries in various countries around the world. This sprawling 61.5-hectare plateau, where the remains of more than 17,000 American soldiers killed in the Philippines and New Guinea during World Wa... more

This privately run museum has played a leading role in promoting awareness of Philippine history and culture. Here you can see various displays presented with artistry, drama and historical accuracy. The permanent exhibits are... more