Nearby Attractions

The oldest Roman Catholic Church in the Philippines, home to the revered image of the Child Jesus.

A wooden cross planted by Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan upon arriving in Cebu in 1521.

The oldest triangular fort in the Philippines, now a museum and garden with sweeping harbor views.

The oldest street in the Philippines, located in the heart of Cebu's bustling commercial district.

One of the largest SM malls in the Philippines, with over 600 retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment options.

A premier lifestyle mall in Cebu's uptown business district, featuring high-end brands, restaurants, and a cinema.

Cebu's largest and oldest public market, great for fresh produce, dried fish, and local goods at bargain prices.

A famous open-air dining landmark where vendors grill Cebu's famous barbecue — a must-try local street food experience.

A scenic viewpoint atop Busay Hills offering a breathtaking panoramic view of Cebu City and the surrounding islands.

Known as the "Little Amsterdam of Cebu," this garden blooms with colorful celosia flowers all year round.

Several white sand beaches, dive sites, and water sport activities are available on nearby Mactan Island.

A colorful and ornate Chinese Taoist temple offering a glimpse of Chinese-Filipino culture in the Beverly Hills subdivision.

The main international airport serving Cebu and the Visayas region, with direct flights to major cities worldwide.

The South Bus Terminal provides routes to southern Cebu, including Oslob (whale sharks), Moalboal, and other destinations.

The main seaport offering ferry connections to Bohol, Dumaguete, Leyte, Mindanao, and other Philippine islands.