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From neighborhood playgrounds to flagship parks, what does Manila have to offer? Here's what 11 local experts had to say about parks and greenspace in Manila.

Manila is a home for a lot of people where there are also a lot of malls, parks, museums and theaters to go to. There are numerous means of transportation from trains, to buses, to jeepneys. You can go anywhere without being lost because people from this city are helpful and always has a smile on their faces.

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Our city is everyone’s dream place. People will welcome you warmly and with a smile. It is an ideal place because we almost got it all for you – hospital, school, mall, supermarket, park and playground are available and accessible which are the common needs of a person. Transportation is also available everywhere.

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Manila is known for its city lights and huge buildings. It is a very busy and lively city where people usually go to spend their leisure time or visit amusement parks. There are a lot of opportunities awaits for people who would like to work. When it comes to the standard of living, it is wise to move to Manila City because of the cheaper commodities and variety of markets nearby.

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The City of Manila is the capital of the Philippines. It may not be the finest in the country, but it has the best schools, universities, big commercial areas, and various public transit options. Those who seek to pursue their university degrees and chase a flourishing career in the corporate world are in for a treat. It’s not all work and no play, of course. There are endless restaurants, malls, and parks that make this city the ideal destination for those who aspire to a successful career and comfortable life.

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Manila is the capital of the Philippines. It is one of the most crowded cities in the said country with approximately 11,000 people in population. It is where you can visit the Rizal Park which is one of the country’s national park. You can also shop in various malls and establishments such as SM Malls, Robinson’s, and markets like Divisoria.

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Moving in Manila can be very difficult for people coming in from the province. From the noise of the cars to the sheer amount of people, it can catch anyone off guard. However, moving in the city has its merits. Everything is accessible: malls, parks, restaurants, and hospitals/clinics; everything is so near. Also, Manila has a great deal of tourist spots, like Quiapo Church and Rizal Park. It also houses the National Museum, which is further divided into four separate structures.

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One must be ready for the muggy weather during summer and the torrential downpours during the rainy season. Develop your patience; Manila traffic is notorious for driving even the most saintly person to fits of rage. Finally, consider whether or not you are ready to live in a city that thrives on malls rather than parks; there are few outdoor spaces in Manila.

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Manila has five star hotels facing Manila Bay. But if you’re in a budget, cheap hotels are so easy to find. You can visit historical places such as Rizal Park and Intramuros. You can visit City’s food parks where you can buy affordable meals and snacks. Manila is the ultimate shopping destination in Metro Manila.

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Manila City is the capital of the Philippines. It is a very busy and fast-paced city. In Manila, there are a lot of tourist attractions such as museums, parks and the Manila Bay, which is where you can see a breathtaking sunset daily. The weather is often hot, therefore, it would be better to bring clothes that aren’t too thick and heavy.

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Manila is the capital of our beloved country, Philippines. Modernized buildings, different sport venues and beautiful amusement parks can be found here. Most of the popular schools in the country are in Manila like Ateneo De Manila University and University of the Philippines Diliman.

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Manila is a big city where there are famous restaurants, historical parks, museum, and hotels. The inhabitants of the city are a mix of mostly Filipino and Chinese people. Though this city is known for pickpockets, you can be assured that we are mostly hospitable people.

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