Five wide open spaces to visit in Manila that are not the Dolomite Beach | via ancxph
If there's anything the Dolomite Beach crowd in Roxas Boulevard proved two weekends ago, it's that Manila’s citizens are aching to spend time in open spaces. Which is only natural—after spending so much time holed up at home, people need to reconnect with the outside world and with nature.
Its construction began in 1814 and served as a burial ground for victims of the cholera epidemic prior to its completion. Dr. Jose Rizal was secretly buried at “Rizal Tomb” after his execution on December 30, 1896. This was also the final resting place of the three martyred priests – Fathers Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora.
On February 29, 1980, then Press and Cultural Attache of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in the Philippines, Dr. Christoph Jessen with then NPDC Vice-Chairperson Teodoro Valencia held a classical concert within Paco Park as part of the celebrations for the “Philippine-German Month,” and the program became a tradition, a weekly fare held every Friday afternoons called “Paco Park Presents.
All over the Chinese Garden are irregularly-shaped stones from Antipolo, trees, plants as well as a man-made lagoon. Photo courtesy of National Parks Development Committee
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