Cose da fare a Cebu

It's a beautiful Catholic church in Cebu. Old and original during Spanish colonization. Worth to visit for tourists definitely.

Mactan was great. lots of things to do and see. the lechon was delicious and people are nice. the diving is great. highly recommend.

If you love history this is one place to go on your list. Step back into the old world when you go to this place. in the edge close to beach this fort is over 300 years old. A small fort but very well built. Check out the paintings on the site and learn about Mactan.

It’s fun but not that really but overall it’s still good and we are still having fun

危険だと聞いていたのでほとんどスマホを出さなかったが、ものすごく撮りたいシーンが沢山あった！果物や野菜が安く売られていた。セブの人達の生活をのぞくことができて行けてよかったと思う。ただ、行く際はものを取られないように気をつけた方が良い。現地の人が言ってた。

Amazing place to relax and to look at the city in such a wonderful location with fresh air. Location is easy to access place is clean and comfortable as well overall it was a great experience there🥰

A temple in the Beverley Hills. Offers great views of the Cebu City Centre to the south.

This is the first ever museum I've been to! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE! ♥️ Why? because it showcases the actual lifestyle and living of a Filipino-Chinese family in Cebu City during the Spanish era. Everything is still gorgeous and well-preserved. Moreover, the place is beautiful. It hangs a lot of Christmas lantern during Christmas, and it also turns into a great symbol of Philippine Independence every June 12. This museum is located in Parian, downtown Cebu. Entrance fee is 30-50 pesos if I am not mistaken. They are open daily. I always come back to this place. Always.

Plaza Independencia in Cebu City is a serene retreat that embodies the city's rich history. With its well-preserved fortification, scenic views, and tranquil atmosphere, this historic plaza offers a peaceful escape. Discover Cebu's past and find solace in the elegance of Plaza Independencia.

Casa Gorordo was the 3rd Museum I've been to in Cebu City. I loved my visit to Casa Gorordo because it is such a well-preserved place. The furnitures were still in good quality and pretty, the beds and the clothings featured inside the house were still neat and clean. It really shows the actual life during the 1800s. If one wants to time travel back to the Spanish Colonization era of the Philippines, visiting places like Casa Gorordo is a great way to go. Casa Gorordo is located in Parian, Downtown Cebu, opens daily, and I think they have an entrance fee. I am not quite sure because I went there for free c/o my Young Minds Academy program.