Top Things to do in Legazpi
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Discover the best top things to do in Legazpi, Philippines including Mayon Volcano, Cagsawa Ruins Park, Cagsawa National Museum, Vera Falls, Lignon Hill Nature Park, Ayala Malls Legazpi, Pacific Mall, Albay Park and Wildlife, Penaranda Park, Embarcadero.
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1. Mayon Volcano
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 743 reviews
Reviewed By Jose C - Toronto, Canada
the volcano is the main attration of the city and the province , it is a prefect cone, imponente, beutiful, serene, strong and volatile, i so the nature taking his course , it was absolutely marvelous, great place to see the forces of nature showing in vivant coulors the power of nature
2. Cagsawa Ruins Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 542 reviews
Reviewed By sabi0james - Manila, Philippines
The history of the ruins is already an attraction in itself. This recent visit was extra special given that the Mayon was currently erupting, though during our visit it was spewing just a few ash columns into the atmosphere. The park offers a great vantage point to view the majestic volcano. Souvenir shops and small eateries can be found inside the park complex.
3. Cagsawa National Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Dave W - Perkiomenville, Pennsylvania
That was my question, though, once that I engaged a guide, I loved the outcome. I paid him 100 peso and he used my camera and took some amazing shots! Glad we stopped at the museum!
4. Vera Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By tyra143
If you are in bicol/albay you must visit vera falls. You may hire a private van to get there :) roads are small though and it's far from the main road. Really far. But its so worth it! When you reach the "parking lot"
You have to go down about 100 steps until you reach the beautiful falls. The water is ice cold but so clean and clear. The caretaker there asks you to write you name in his log book then u may pay a small "donation" maybe only like 30pesos. Cheap!! I suggest you to bring your own drinks and snacks. :)
5. Lignon Hill Nature Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By csaramir - Mandaue, Philippines
I did not realize that this hill looking like a Bohol Chocolate Hill located between the airport and Mayon Volcano is a prehistortic cinder cone (volcano)....there is an entrance fee, just Php 25.00 and the way up via a winding road is shaded in greenery...the view of the city of Legazpi, the rice fields and Mayon Volcano is great.....
6. Ayala Malls Legazpi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By batgurlaloo - Manila, Philippines
This is the most scenic Ayala Mall as you can have a perfect view of the Mayon Volcano. There are several restaurants to dine as well as milk tea house and donuts shops.
You can also find other shops that sells dress, cinema and supermarket.
Easy to find as the jeepney is passing by along the area.
7. Pacific Mall
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By d g - Pasig, Philippines
Yes there are biggish cities without an SM mall. Legaspi city is one. Convenient for commuters and car-owners. Supermarket, department stores, National bookstore, etc. Within walking distance are the bus and van terminals, the local market, a small inn (2nd floor) just at the bldg across- with a Watson's pharmacy and restaurants on the 1st floor (one is Erin's cafe where you can enjoy shisha and the best baby back ribs in the province). Also nearby is the best halo-halo I've enjoyed (DJC). Plenty of free parking adjacent to them.
8. Albay Park and Wildlife
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Kastiel - Quezon City, Philippines
The park has improved from it's previous dilapidated state however, I can't believe the government spent billions on the renovation. They added a bit more attraction such as the moving dinosaur statues and some nice new buildings. The facade changed too. But Billions of pesos is too much to soend on such minor renovation.
9. Penaranda Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
The Penaranda Park (Freedom Park) is a plaza dedicated to the first Governor of Albay, Jose Ma. Penaranda who served from 1834-1840. Following the traditional style of Spanish-type plazas, the Park is surrounded by administrative and religious institutions, most notably the Albay Capitol, the Legazpi City Hall, and the St. Gregory the Great Cathedral.
Reviewed By AiExplorePh - Cebu City, Philippines
It's lively in the evening and quite peaceful in the morning. It's located in front of Legazpi city hall and walking distance from fastfood chains and Hotel Villa Angelina. You can also cross the street to McDonald's and ride a jeep to Daraga from here.
It also gives you a nice view of Mt. Mayon.
10. Embarcadero
Overall Ratings
3 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By Ginalyn1922
We went there to eat after our visit to cagsawa but to our dismay it seemed that the place was just good at night-- not in the morning or afternoon.
We just satisfied ourselves with picture takings on the embarcadero sign and at the side of the beach overlooking Mayon.
But anyway the guards are very helpful and very knowlegeable as they were able to instruct us to find our way back to the hotel.
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