A great place for the family! Advisable to bring your own balaclava, helmet, and gloves. The rentals are okay but it's always best to have your own.
A must visit when in Cebu. The temple offers serene moment for those seeking peace of mind. Ideal visit is early morning!
Do the Sky Experience Adventure, especially the Edge Coaster Ride where you get a 360 degree moving panoramic view of Cebu City. Read more.
You might wanna drop by Magellan's cross and Santo Niño Church. It's just a few blocks from where you are and you get to earn points in 4square.
This is where you buy the famous danggit of Cebu. Go for the unsalted kind and deep-fry in really hot oil!
During World War II, from 1941 to 1945, it served as fortification for Japanese soldiers. When the battle for liberation was fought, the fort served as an army camp.
Did you know: The original Magellan cross is encased inside the wooden cross found at the center of the chapel to protect from people chipping the wood as souvenir.
Did you know: The basilica was built by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Fr. Andres Urdaneta at the site where the image of Santo Niño was found in 1565.
Did you know: The University of San Carlos is the oldest school in the country established in 1565. This was formerly called Colegio de San lldefonso, established by the Jesuits.
Breakfast buffet is around P799++ over at Cafe Uno. You can also buy Haagen Dazs ice cream at the cafe-lobby. Mini cup is P249
If you're into disco dancing, bar hopping, clubbing and meeting people, then this place is right for you. Party starts at night during weekends.
