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Manila, Philippines

Home to 12 million, the capital of the Philippines is a dynamic city with a rich colonial history dating to 1565, when the Spanish arrived. Dive into the most popular attractions, including the elegant Malacanang Palace, the National Museum of the Philippines and Rizal Park. The poignant, 150-acre American Cemetery and Memorial holds U.S. and Allied servicemen who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War II. The historic walled city core, Intramuros, is well worth exploring.

What you NEED TO KNOW

Port Name & Location
Port of Manila
Ship will DOCK at this port.
Time Zone
Philippine Time PHT
UTC/GMT +8 hours
Language
Most Filipinos speak fluent Filipino and English. In Filipino, “salamat” means thank you and “ang sarap” means that something is delicious. To ask how someone is doing, say, “Kumusta?”
Currency & Shopping
For shopping, the local currency used is the Philippine Peso (PHP). Shop for local embroidery. Browse among the retail and wholesale shops of the colorful Divisoria Market and put your haggling skills to good use among the busy, maze-like stalls.

Famous For
The capital city is steeped in history and culture and is home to vibrant art galleries, hip new restaurants and world-class museums.
Fun Fact #1
Constructed between 1587 and 1606, the San Agustin Church’s ornate interior is filled with objects of great historical significance and is the city’s only building that was left intact from the destruction of WWII.
Fun Fact #2
The Chinese Cemetery was built for the city’s wealthy Chinese residents and is not like an ordinary cemetery. Some of the mausoleums are decorated with chandeliers and feature air conditioning, running water, flushing toilets and kitchens.
Fun Fact: Landmarks
Get a glimpse into the life of 19th century gentry with a tour of Casa Manila – a reproduction of a Spanish colonial house that former First Lady Imelda Marcos had built.