To Do

Casa San Pablo Bed & Breakfast is a popular wedding destination for a good reason: it has picturesque surroundings, room accommodations, a cafe, and even an art barn. Weddings aside, it makes a great staycation getaway.

White House Bistro 1938 of Liliw, Laguna serves family-style, FIlipino and international recipes and drinks in a white, art dec ancestral house from the 1930s that is locally known as the Polistico Mansion. Inside, warm interiors provide a cozy, rustic vibe as guests sample some of the house specials - such as Pancit Liliw.

Wake up to breathtaking views of Mt. Banahaw and Mt. Cristobal at Esmeris Farm. With affordable and accessible glamping and camping accommodations, guests can go from rugged to relaxed as they please. Visitors can also pop in for a day visit to see the lush protected landscapes via the farm's wooden view decks and giant Balinese-inspired swings.

This fusion Italian restaurant first started out as a small pasta and pastry stall outside the owners' shoe shop. Established in 2003, Arabela was established by Bobby and Antonette Camello, who coined the restaurant's named after their two daughters, Ara and Bela. The restaurant serves fresh pastry and pasta dishes, brewed coffee creations, and other hot and cold drinks in a homey ambiance.

Recharge in Sol Y Viento Mountain Hotsprings Resort's natural hot spring pools. It also has room accommodations for weekend (or longer) getaways, as well as event spaces for large gatherings such as weddings, birthday parties, and corporate events.

Samuel's Plate Gastropub is a casual dining venue with dine-in, take-out, and delivery services. It serves sumptuous sizzling plate dishes, appetizers, and caters to private functions.

Organize a fuss-free gathering in San Pablo, Laguna at Auravel Grande Hotel and Resort. This hotel and resort has complete amenities for private functions, as well as its own fusion cuisine restaurant and a cafe named Cafe Avelino.

Make sure to include the Blanco Family Museum in your Angono art-hopping list. The family-owned museum features the works of the Blanco family, which includes renowned muralist Jose V. Blanco (also known as Pitok Bunggan). The museum now houses over 400 artworks, all made by members of the Blanco family.

Angono Street Murals are public murals and artworks in Angono, Rizal - dubbed as the Philippines' art capital. Located along Doña Aurora Street, The murals were carved by Angono’s artists such as Charlie Anorico and Gerry Batang, and Carlos “Botong” Francisco's works such as the Blood Compact, First Mass at Limasawa, The Martyrdom of Rizal, Bayanihan, Magpupukot, Fiesta, and Bayanihan sa Bukid. Located along Doña Aurora Street, Barangay Poblacion Itaas.

Tipulo Cafe offers a modern take on traditional Filipino cuisine. Located in an breezy, al fresco setting in Antipolo, it offers a relaxed setting for family dining. It also offers all-day breakfast meals and breads made in-house.