Kawit Things to Do

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

Conway's Bar is truly a place to unwind after a hard day's work. The piped-in music and live band playing all-time hits and favorite pop retros are sure to make your stay memorable. On top of that, Conway's offers mouth-waterin... more

Grab that microphone and belt your heart out at this ever-popular karaoke bar. It is frequented by all sorts of characters, including professional entertainers (singers and stand-up comedians) hired by the bar to amuse the crow... more

Malate Church is renowned for two points of historical interest. It is dedicated to Nuestra Senora de Remedios (Our Lady of Remedies), an image of the Virgin Mary to whom the faithful have turned in times of trouble over four c... more

Opened in the mid-1960s, this memorial park brought the (then) novel concept of having sprawling grassy knolls and pleasant promenades amid the tombstones, thereby banishing the sinister and forlorn atmosphere of cemeteries. An... more

The Franciscans built Santuario de San Antonio after their mother church in Intramuros was destroyed in the closing days of World War II. To their new santuario, or sanctuary, they brought a statue of Saint Anthony that had sur... more

The new Enterprise Center dominates the Makati skyline, not because it is the tallest building, but because it rises majestically like a symbol of corporate Manila in the new millennium. Resting atop a five-level podium that ho... more

Manila's hottest district for eating, entertainment, or just plain hanging around, J. Nakpil Street is where everyone tries to outdo the others in setting the latest trends in fashion. On Saturday nights, when it is closed to t... more

Built in 1969, this imposing edifice still retains some of its original austere magnificence as envisioned by the architect, Leandro Locsin. The main theater seats 1,400 and serves as a venue for performances by local and visit... more

This is the repository of antique guns, cannons, tanks and other World War II relics, including captured items, ammunition, medals and weaponry used by the New People's Army. As a special feature, the museum displays a tunnel w... more