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Museo PambatavsRizal Park
Both Museo Pambata and Rizal Park are praised by professionals. On balance, Museo Pambata scores slightly higher than Rizal Park. Museo Pambata ranks #8 in Manila with endorsements from 2 sources such as Frommer's, Lonely Planet.
Museo Pambata
Frommer's
Lonely Planet
Roxas Boulevard, Manila, Luzon, Philippines
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Frommer's "On days when it's raining or too hot outside for the kids, this "children's discovery museum" may provide an afternoon's respite." Full review
Lonely Planet "This charming children's museum is near Rizal Park. Its interactive, hands-on exhibits explore Manila through the eyes of kids. " Full review
Rizal Park
Fodor's Lonely Planet
Afar Magazine
Ermita, Manila, Manila, Luzon 1000, Philippines
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Fodor's "Home to numerous monuments and both a Japanese and Chinese ornamental garden." Full review
Lonely Planet "Manila’s iconic Rizal Park is spread out over some 60 hectares of open lawns, ornamental gardens, ponds, paved walks and wooded areas." Full review
Afar Magazine "Rizal Park provides a nice breath of fresh air in the very bustling megacity of Manila." Full review
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The park was designed by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham in 1905 when he did a plan for the city at the request of Governor General William H.
