Paco Park

"It's like an anime world. It's smaller than I expected, but there were few people (but it wasn't dangerous) and I was able to relax."

It was the earliest municipal cemetery under Spanish rule. Now it's a shady, grassy park. It's a good place for Manila people to relax and vacate. There aren't many tourists, but we can get to know the daily life of Manila citizens.

The park is beautiful, tree-lined, tired of running outside scenic spots to enjoy the cool. There are railroad cars in the park, but there are no tourists, so this is basically a decoration.

Good for morning or evening walk. Family enjoys picnic while watching dancing fountain at night. Food kiosk available and toilet area.

In the municipal cemetery under Spanish colonial rule, the national hero Lisha was buried there after his death. Today it is Manila's public park and seaside corridor, where many young men and women date. On Friday, musicians will perform local classical music.