Holiday rentals and lettings in Manila

There is still time to choose the best holiday destination to go on holiday, enjoy a good time of rest and relaxation. Manila, capital of the Philippines, of this beautiful Southeast Asian country, coastal city located exactly in the Bay that bears its name, next to the mouth of the Pasig River, famous for its attractions, buildings of exquisite architecture, charming parks, ideal place for you to rent a holiday accommodation full of comfort near Manila Bay, Rizal Park, ensuring a dream stay. Through our platform on Holidu we offer you holiday rentals to suit your budget, you only have to worry about having fun with your family.

Holiday rentals designed with the purpose of ensuring comfort during your stay, where everyone can enjoy a holiday full of entertainment, have large gardens perfect for organizing a barbecue, have fun with the kids, have services for your comfort, have wifi so you can check your social networks, have rewarding moments of relaxation in the pool, suitable for children, lovely views, yes, everything the traveller needs.

Makati City is one of Asia's major financial, commercial and economic hubs. It is a highly populated metropolitan area, where there are many skyscrapers, businesses, shopping malls and even the Philippine Stock Exchange. You can visit Ayala Triangle Gardens, a beautiful green corner where you can relax or have a drink and eat, the Greenbelt Mall, a shopping mall with all the most important brands in the fashion world, where you can find local and international brands.

Quezon City, located in the north of the country, is a major city in the metropolitan area of Greater Manila and the island of Luzon. One of the city's great attractions is that it mixes great natural spaces with culture, and is highly visited by tourists from all over the world. You can also visit the city of Eastwood, a small city with business centres, call centres, shopping centres and restaurants, visit the Maginhawa Food Park, a gastronomic centre with many restaurants with a variety of food.

National Museum of the Philippines, wonderful building, has large rooms for exhibitions, contains collection of Filipino painters, religious art of figures and altars of the Spanish era and art in painting and sculpture Filipino, this makes it possible to travel through the history of the country through them, the division of anthropology and archaeology. Among its possessions is the Spoliarium, the work of Filipino patriot Juan Luna. It has many recognised works like the Mona Lisa, the Scream, the Fallen Night of Valedor, among others, historical and artistic exhibition, in addition to obtaining knowledge of the colonial and contemporary artistic legacy.

Manila has delicacies in the field of gastronomy, its restaurants offer you grilled meats, chicken, marinated cooked pork, slightly sour shrimp soup, fried lumpia, a type of spring roll, delicious seafood, kinilaw. Those with a passion for noodles should try palabok, a simple dish made with noodles and egg. The wide variety of tropical fruits that grow in the archipelago, including mangoes, jackfruit and coconut, inspire many of Manila's sweet delicacies. Buko salad mixes them all together with a sweet cream, all to be enjoyed.

Located south of the colonial area, it is one of the largest urban parks in Asia and covers 58 hectares. With lawns, gardens, paths, ponds, museums, an observatory, a concert hall and more, it's one of Manila's most popular attractions for locals and visitors alike. You can see the various statues honoring the Founding Fathers, in the centre of the park is a small lake, it was a peaceful and pleasant visit. Variety of scenery to visit.

The 16th century Fort of Santiago was the defence of the city in colonial times, you can still discover a lot of this historic place full of magic. Today it is a park and a monument to national hero Jose Rizal. It is an ancient defensive structure, built over the fort of the last pre-Hispanic chieftain of Manila, see its architecture, museum, underground cells and fort tunnels. From its elevated position at the mouth of the Pasig River, Fort Santiago was able to monitor activity in Manila Bay.

This museum is housed in a modern building, located in front of the Sentinel statue, and offers a very good overview of Philippine culture and customs. There are displays located in spacious rooms, the staff very attentive and friendly, interesting to know the evolution of the settled cultures, the building is impressive due to its Neoclassical columns, and offers spectacular views. Philippine's culture, customs and associated information.

Oceanographic Park has several areas with many recreational activities and knowledge of marine wildlife, species and activities, including the 25-metre-long observation tunnel containing sharks, manta rays, eels and a variety of fish, multimedia jellyfish exhibit and sea lion show, you will also have the opportunity to observe starfish, rays, each experience accompanied by high excitement.

Visit the Cathedral in honour of the patron saint of the Philippines, the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception. Located in the district of Intramuros, in the same place that it has occupied since its foundation in 1581. However, it has been partially destroyed by earthquakes and by man, at the same time reconstructed, the current one is contemporary, since it dates from 1958. It has a bell tower and a rose window typical of Gothic architecture on its façade. Inside you can see a life-size bronze statue of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, admire its sculptures, paintings, the Episcopal throne and the mosaics.