Events and Culture

iMusix Place offers a chill karaoke spot for those looking to kick back and just belt out their best tunes to their favorite hits. The venue also serves as an events space for different occasions, with live band nights.

Discover historical relics and documents in the GBR Museum. The privately owned and managed by the Geronimo Berenguer de los Reyes Jr. Foundation, which was named after the Filipino entrepreneur, philantropist, and art collector. The museum has a fascinating collection of historical images, maps, books, documents and relics.

The 41st Division Shrine commemorates all the servicemen of the Philippine Army under the United States Army Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) who died in training or battle during World War II. It contains statues as well as epitaphs of the deceased in memoriam.

The 50-feet-tall statue of Our Lady of Manaoag is tucked in the charming Tierra de Maria. The chapel and shrine also has a panoramic view deck, making it a religious and tourist destination in one.

Play golf with the Taal Volcano in the background at Tagaytay Highlands' Golf Course. Home to the exclusive Tagaytay Highlands International Golf Club and the Tagaytay Midlands Golf Club, it boasts an 18-hole championship golf course set in a high, scenic elevation that makes for a unique golfing getaway.

Mahogany Beef Market & Bulalohan is Tagaytay's central beef hub - whether it's raw beef cuts, or hot bulalo (beef stew), the market is a good place to get both. It is lined with different bulalo shops but also has a separate section where dry goods and produce are found.

Bag of Beans is a family-owned venture has been serving local and international brunch and pastry dishes for 21 years. It has expanded to 4 different branches in Tagaytay alone, all serving their signature comfort food, coffee, hot meals, cakes, and savory pastries. Aside from its in-store dining, it also carries homemade snacks and delicacies that can be grabbed on-the-go.

Sky Ranch in tagaytay is the first of three Sky Ranch parks in the Philippines. The amusement park features many family-friendly rides, among which includes the 63-meter-high Sky Eye ferris wheel which is easily visible from the Tagaytay-Nasugbu Highway.

The Mile-Long Barracks in Corregidor Island are said to be the world’s longest military barracks. Despite not actually measuring a mile long, it gets its name from how the soldiers are said to have walked the entire length of the structure from the third floor down, covering a total of a mile. The skeleton of the 3-storey structure is still visible today.

The Pacific War Memorial Museum is a historical landmark which commemorates the fallen American and Filipino soldiers of World War II.
Located at the highest point of Corregidor Island, it also has a small museum which houses photos and WWII relics.