Rizal Park, also known as Luneta Park, is a historic urban park located in the heart of Manila, Philippines. Named after the national hero, Jose Rizal, the park serves as a significant cultural and historical landmark. Visitors can explore lush gardens, iconic statues, and monuments paying tribute to Philippine history. Rizal Park is a serene oasis amidst the bustling city, offering a peaceful retreat for both locals and tourists. Don’t miss the Rizal Monument, an iconic symbol of the nation’s struggle for independence. Whether you’re seeking a leisurely stroll, historical insights, or a place for contemplation, Rizal Park provides a compelling blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.
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Marcus Julius
4 months agoIt’s nice locals feel to it as many that exercise, picnics etc. Water fountain is cool but only saw it during the day but saw of pictures of night when lights are in play and looks quite good. Free entrance, lots of food stalls in certain section and cool breeze off the fountain. Nice flowers and garden if you closely!
mhi_chanphjp
6 months agoA very historical place. We went here in the afternoon so it was so hot!! We just went to take one or two photos. But seeing this makes us happy. This is my first time looking at this place closely so a little sweat is okay for us just to see it.
The Traveler Haque (The Traveler)
4 weeks agoIts a lovely and beautiful place to visit and hang out in the evening...
Nur Arifin
7 months agoIt is a park which has monument in the middle of the park, and a very huge Philippines flag in front of the monument (next to the street). The place is very clean from garbage, and there is strict restriction not to smoke or vaping at this area. When we explore further there is a park with statues that describe the situation of the execution of the ignitor of liberation of Philippines (Dr. Jose Rizal which is an optician according to the guide pardon if i wrong). If we go there in the day, i prefer to wear a hat or bring an umbrella for the women and children because the sun is quite strong in the open area.
Gaby De Leon
2 months agoThe beauty of the monument of where the National Hero was slain. Guarded with the people assigned to it. One quirky sight is the security teams are dressed in an old fashioned katipunero guard clothing during the 18th century it feel like a forward to past moment there.