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The city of Makati is inviting locals and tourists alike to discover its vibrant culture, rich history, and dynamic cityscape through a series of complimentary walking tours.



These tours, which are scheduled throughout the week, offer a unique opportunity to explore different facets of the city, from its bustling business district to its historic old town.

The free tours are a great way to experience Makati’s diverse character. Here’s a look at the schedule and what each tour offers:


Tuesdays (10:00 AM - 11:30 AM): The Garden Way of the Cross

This tour takes participants to the beautiful St. Alphonsus Mary de Liguori Church, where they can see the Stations of the Cross, which feature works from prominent Filipino sculptors. The meeting point is the Glorietta 2 entrance on Palm Drive.




Wednesdays & Fridays (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM): Central Business District Tour

Participants on this tour will get to see the modern side of Makati. As the country's financial hub, the Central Business District is home to multinational corporations, banks, and iconic skyscrapers. The tour also starts at the Glorietta 2 entrance.



Thursdays (4:00 PM - 5:00 PM): Poblacion Heritage Tour

This tour provides a journey back in time, allowing visitors to explore Makati’s old downtown area. The tour highlights the city's cultural heritage, which dates back to the 1600s. The meeting point is at the Museo ng Makati on J.P. Rizal Avenue.




Saturdays & Sundays (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM): Walkway & Market Tour

On weekends, the tours combine a pleasant walk through parks with a visit to one of Makati’s famous weekend markets. On Saturdays, the tour goes to the Salcedo Market at Jaime Velasquez Park, known for its organic produce and artisanal goods. On Sundays, the tour visits the Legazpi Market, a popular spot for food, crafts, and unique finds. Both weekend tours meet at the Glorietta 2 entrance.


To join these tours, interested individuals can register by scanning the provided QR code or by visiting www.makaturismo.ph. For more information or inquiries about the tour schedules, you can contact the International Relations Department at (02) 8870-1192 or (02) 8870-1195.



Explore Makati for Free with New Walking Tours


The city of Makati is inviting locals and tourists alike to discover its vibrant culture, rich history, and dynamic cityscape through a series of complimentary walking tours.



These tours, which are scheduled throughout the week, offer a unique opportunity to explore different facets of the city, from its bustling business district to its historic old town.

The free tours are a great way to experience Makati’s diverse character. Here’s a look at the schedule and what each tour offers:


Tuesdays (10:00 AM - 11:30 AM): The Garden Way of the Cross

This tour takes participants to the beautiful St. Alphonsus Mary de Liguori Church, where they can see the Stations of the Cross, which feature works from prominent Filipino sculptors. The meeting point is the Glorietta 2 entrance on Palm Drive.




Wednesdays & Fridays (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM): Central Business District Tour

Participants on this tour will get to see the modern side of Makati. As the country's financial hub, the Central Business District is home to multinational corporations, banks, and iconic skyscrapers. The tour also starts at the Glorietta 2 entrance.



Thursdays (4:00 PM - 5:00 PM): Poblacion Heritage Tour

This tour provides a journey back in time, allowing visitors to explore Makati’s old downtown area. The tour highlights the city's cultural heritage, which dates back to the 1600s. The meeting point is at the Museo ng Makati on J.P. Rizal Avenue.




Saturdays & Sundays (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM): Walkway & Market Tour

On weekends, the tours combine a pleasant walk through parks with a visit to one of Makati’s famous weekend markets. On Saturdays, the tour goes to the Salcedo Market at Jaime Velasquez Park, known for its organic produce and artisanal goods. On Sundays, the tour visits the Legazpi Market, a popular spot for food, crafts, and unique finds. Both weekend tours meet at the Glorietta 2 entrance.


To join these tours, interested individuals can register by scanning the provided QR code or by visiting www.makaturismo.ph. For more information or inquiries about the tour schedules, you can contact the International Relations Department at (02) 8870-1192 or (02) 8870-1195.



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