Experiences

P. Burgos, known as the Red Light District in Makati, has its fair share of “night clubs.”

The Guadalupe Church has seen it all in Makati. It was founded in 1601 by Senora Guadalupe who passed away before it’s completion.

This is one of the first world class science museums that takes you through an educational expedition.

The vibrant convergence point of the Makati Central Business District.

Four floors of excellently curated exhibitions on the country’s culture, history and art. A highlight is an exhibit of 60 dioramas that trace the nation’s history.

One of the first buildings in the Makati CBD, the eight-story structure has stayed up to date and is the pulse of the Philippines’ financial system.

With its verdant gardens, the Ayala Triangle is a long-standing escape hatch for seekers of refuge from kinetic downtown Makati. This sub-district comprises a parcel of land between Ayala Avenue, Makati Avenue and Paseo de Roxas. Great for jogging, walks and chilling. Since 2010 it has featured a strip of posh restaurants, bakeries and cafes.