Manila

Covering a little over 150 acres and including more than 17,000 graves, this site is the largest cemetery administered by the American Battle Monuments Commission. — Frommer's

On days when it's raining or too hot outside for the kids, this "children's discovery museum" may provide an afternoon's respite. — Frommer's

This beautiful reproduction of a Spanish colonial house offers a window into the opulent lifestyle of the gentry in the 19th century. — Lonely Planet

Home to numerous monuments and both a Japanese and Chinese ornamental garden. — Fodor's

Intramuros plays an important part to our country's history and it is one of the popular destinations for a visitor to our hometown. — Afar Magazine

There are numerous exhibition halls and other buildings scattered about the vast site. — Lonely Planet

There are wide open spaces and when you are on the grounds of Fort Santiago the hustle and bustle of Manila seams to disappear. — Afar Magazine

As in life, so it is in death for Manila’s wealthy Chinese citizens, who are buried with every modern convenience in the huge Chinese Cemetery. — Lonely Planet

Take the kids here for a nice break, especially when it's really hot outside. There are many different sealife-based attractions and shows. — Afar Magazine