From Funky Lights to Dolomite: the Manila Baywalk Story
Thanks to the view of the open bay and the sunset, the Manila Baywalk is one of the city’s most protected views and undergone many changes over the years.
Thanks to the view of the open bay and the sunset, the Manila Baywalk is one of the city’s most protected views and undergone many changes over the years.
With the inauguration of Ferdinand Marcos Jr as the Philippines’ 17th president, the National Museum of Fine Arts marks the first time in a long while that an inauguration ceremony would be held here since the Commonwealth times.
The Manila Zoo has been through a lot since the last time the Urban Roamer visited, but fortunately it was all for the better as the zoo gets the redevelopment it deserves.
A landmark in the former affluent, coastal community in Parañaque, the former Villaroman House underwent a long period of neglect, alongside the loss of the coast in front of it due to reclamation. Now it has been resurrected as Palacio de Memoria, a unique, grand landmark that enriched the cityscape today.