Things To Do in Makati

Rada, Legazpi Village, Makati City, Metro Manila

Open daily from 6am - 10pm

Legazpi Street, Legaspi Village, Makati,

1229 Kalakhang Maynila

Open daily from 6am - 10pm

Repository of relics and artifacts of the city's cultural and historical heritage. 

The museum is open and free to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

J. P. Rizal Street, Poblacion, Makati City

One of the leading cultural institutions in the country, the Ayala Museum continues to showcase the best in Filipino and

international arts and culture. Their most notable exhibits include Gold of Ancestors, The Philippine Diorama Experience,

and Art and the Order of Nature in Indigenous Philippine Textiles. It is conveniently located within Ayala Center and also houses the Filipinas Heritage Library.

Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10am-6pm, closed every Monday.

Greenbelt Park, Makati Avenue, corner Dela Rosa Street, Ayala Center

The museum was created initially to house the collection of its founder, Ambassador Alfonso Yuchengco. It has grown to feature the best in international and local art and design. It also hosts events and forums on art, history and culture.

Open from Monday to Saturday from 10am-6pm, closed every Sunday. 

RCBC Plaza on the corner of Ayala and Gil Puyat Avenues

Fans of Japanese food no longer need to fly to Japan to satisfy their craving, the Little Tokyo compound in Pasong Tamo, Makati brings Japan closer to you. Little Tokyo is home to Japanese restaurants that offer authentic Japanese food. The restaurants are owned by Japanese that contributes to the authenticity of not just the food but the ambiance as well.

The fourteen (14) stations of the cross depict the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ interpreted by renowned sculptors of Philippine Contemporary art, such as Napoleon Abueva, Ramon Orlina and Eduardo Castrillo. The Garden was designed by National Artist for landscape, Architect Ildefonso I.P. Santos. The Garden Way of the Cross is a must-visit during the holy week tradition of Visita Iglesia.

St. Alphonsus Mary de Liguori Parish Church

Humabon Place, Lapu-Lapu Street, Magallanes Village

The gentrification of the oldest part of the city is home to a thriving food and bar scene. It is an emerging destination for hole-in-the-wall bars, cafes, and restaurants. The area south of the heritage district is becoming a hotspot for international cuisine, creative hubs, and bohemian vibes.