Itinerary for 2 day trip to Manila

Manila is a vibrant city with a rich history, delicious food, and lively night markets. Let’s make the most of your two days there!

Morning: Adventure

Start your day with a hearty breakfast at a local café. Try some traditional Filipino breakfast like tapsilog (beef, garlic rice, and egg) or longsilog (sweet pork).
Head over to , the historic walled city. You can explore , where you can learn about the life of national hero José Rizal. Don’t forget to take a stroll through the beautiful , a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Lunch: Local Flavors

For lunch, grab a bite at . They serve a mix of Filipino and international dishes, and their sinigang (sour soup) is a must-try!

Afternoon: Museums and Parks

After lunch, visit the . The National Museum of Fine Arts and the National Museum of Anthropology are both fascinating and free!
Take a leisurely walk in Rizal Park (Luneta Park) to relax and soak in the local atmosphere.

Evening: Night Market Fun

As the sun sets, head to in BGC (Bonifacio Global City) for a night market experience. You’ll find a variety of street food, from isaw (grilled chicken intestines) to kwek-kwek (quail eggs in orange batter).
Enjoy the lively atmosphere, and don’t forget to try some local desserts like halo-halo!

Morning: Modern Manila

Start your day with breakfast at in BGC, where you can enjoy a buffet-style meal with a mix of local and international dishes.
After breakfast, explore the in Makati, which showcases Filipino culture, history, and art. The museum has interactive exhibits that are both educational and fun!

Lunch: Makati Delights

For lunch, head to in Makati. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from, but I recommend trying for a unique twist on breakfast dishes.

Afternoon: Shopping and Relaxation

Spend your afternoon shopping at , famous for its affordable goods and local crafts. You can find everything from clothes to souvenirs here!
If you’re up for it, take a quick visit to for some upscale shopping and a beautiful view from the Sky Park.

Evening: Night Market Extravaganza

For your last night, visit in Pasig. It’s a bit off the beaten path but worth it for the variety of street food and local delicacies.
Try the grilled seafood, lumpiang shanghai (spring rolls), and finish off with some sweet treats like bibingka (rice cake) or puto bumbong (purple rice cake).

Nightcap: Chill Vibes