Manila's Largest City: UP Diliman, Maginhawa Art Hub & Corregidor WWII Island
📍 Quezon City, Philippines📅 3-day itinerary
The Philippines' most populous city (not the capital — that's Manila) has the national university's 493-hectare campus-town, Metro Manila's most creative gallery-and-restaurant street, and day-trip access to the walled Spanish colonial city, the WWII island where MacArthur made his last stand, and a volcano inside a lake inside a volcano.
The National University's Open-Campus Town with a Lagoon and Fine Arts Gallery, Plus Manila's Most Creative Street Where Young Filipino Artists Define Philippine Culture
The Spanish Walled City with the Oldest Stone Church in the Philippines, a National Hero Executed at 35 Who Wrote the Novels That Started a Revolution & A 4.2-Metre Gold-Medal Painting of Roman Slaves
MacArthur's Underground Command Tunnel on the Island Where the Philippines Fell to Japan in 1942 & Watching a Volcano Erupt from Inside Another Volcano's Lake