Flights from Singapore to Manila (MNL)

Walk along the cobbled streets and stone walls of Intramuros, the historic walled city filled with colonial-era buildings, leafy plazas, and museums.

Stroll through Rizal Park then head towards Manila Bay for a dramatic sunset view and a sense of the citys scale along the waterfront.

Explore the National Museum of Fine Arts, Anthropology, and Natural History to understand the Philippines art, heritage, and biodiversity.

Visit Binondo, often described as one of the worlds oldest Chinatowns, known for its temples, shop-lined streets, and small eateries.

Discover Bonifacio Global City, a modern district with public art, green pockets, galleries, cafés, and shopping streets that stay busy into the evening.

Escape the city heat with a trip to Tagaytay, where you can enjoy cooler air and views of Taal Lake and its volcanic island.

Combine art, history, and shopping around the Ayala Museum in Makati, then relax in the nearby parks and cafés.

Use a mix of ride-hailing apps, taxis, and the LRT and MRT trains for key routes across Metro Manila. For short hops within districts like Makati, BGC, or Intramuros, walking is often the fastest way to move between sights and cafés.

Life in Manila centres around malls, plazas, and family gatherings, with music and street performances adding to the atmosphere. Explore different districts to experience everything from creative street art to historic plazas where locals meet and unwind.

Relax in green spaces such as Ayala Triangle Gardens or the paths around Rizal Park, best enjoyed in the cooler early morning or late afternoon. Hotels and wellness centres across Makati and BGC also offer spas and pools for a quieter break from the city.

Try classics such as adobo, lechon, and halo-halo in neighbourhood eateries across Malate, Binondo, and Makati. Night-time food spots and small carinderias give you a relaxed way to sample everyday Manila flavours.

Head to Makati, BGC, and Ortigas malls and lifestyle centres for casual dining, where you can mix regional Filipino dishes with Asian and Western favourites. Smaller portions and shared plates make it easy to try several dishes with friends.

Book a table at restaurants with skyline or bay views for a memorable evening, especially around Manila Bay or in high-rise towers in Makati and BGC. Many venues pair creative menus with panoramic cityscapes.

Explore large malls in Makati, Ortigas, and BGC for international brands, local designers, cinemas, and family-friendly attractions, all under one roof. These hubs double as social spaces where you can dine, shop, and relax throughout the day.

Visit neighbourhood markets and artisan spaces in areas like Greenhills, Quiapo, and Makati for pearls, handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs. Smaller boutiques often showcase contemporary Filipino design and handmade goods.

After dark, selected malls and lifestyle districts stay open late, with illuminated façades and live music creating a lively atmosphere. Ride-hailing services and taxis make it simple to reach these areas and return to your hotel at the end of the night.