Top Manila Street Art Tour

Manila can be an overwhelming place to navigate which could mean you miss out on good places to eat. On this small-group tour, discover the best Filipino street food while you explore with a local. Travel to different restaurants and street vendors to sample authentic snacks and dishes such as steaming dumplings, warm soup, and meat skewers washed down with local beers and juices.

When you’re exploring a district as historic as Manila’s Intramuros, it pays to choose a traditional form of transport. Soak up the sights, discover the history, and even ride along the walls on this small-group bicycle tour with a difference: bamboo bikes. After choosing a style and size that suits you, tour sites including Fort Santiago, Plaza Roma, and the Puerta del Parian gate, then finish with some Filipino snacks.

Your amazing English-speaking guide will take you to the city’s most Instagrammable locations, including: 1. BGC Arts Center & Murals – Iconic modern art and colorful street murals for creative photo stops 2. The Mind Museum – Fun, interactive science exhibits with futuristic backdrops 3. Burgos Circle – Chic cafés, public art, and stylish urban vibes 4. Venice Grand Canal Mall – Italian-inspired architecture, gondolas, and gelato spots 5. Gondola Ride – A slice of Venice in Manila with picturesque canal views Voted one of our most-loved Manila lifestyle tours, Instamanila Tour is perfect for couples, families, friends, and solo travelers looking to capture the city’s modern beauty and creative energy.

It would take days to piece together Manila's Instagram hotspots by jeepney, while self-driving is stressful and expensive. Relax on this transport-only tour, with a local driver/guide, that hits the highlights in double-quick time. Explore the historic Intramuros walled city, with its 16th-century fort and UNESCO World Heritage-listed church; snap pictures in Rizal Park; pose by the Jones Bridge, the Chinatown arch, and the Venice Grand Canal mall.

Self-driving in gridlocked Manila can be brutal. Skip the trauma on this door-to-door tour of Taal Volcano, one of the Philippines' favorite volcanoes, in a group no larger than 10. Ride a jeepney up to People’s Park in the Sky, an unfinished palace, tour the Aguinaldo Shrine, brave a zipline, and see a record-breaking collection of jigsaw puzzles—all without so much as thinking about parking.

If you like the idea of hiking but don’t have much (or any!) experience, this day hike to Mt. Batulao is ideal. The 2660-foot (811-meter) mountain is easily accessible from Manila, making it a handy full-day trip from the city. Hike along well-established trails to incredible viewpoints. The hike starts off easy and becomes more challenging, so is a good way to get some exercise while traveling.