The Mabini Mansion lies in the midst of Manila's hustle and bustle. Yet a few blocks away stands a refreshing patch of blues and greens, the Rizal Park or Luneta as it is commonly called. Luneta features a planetarium, dozens of fountains, an amphitheater, a children's playground, a skating rink and the Chinese and Japanese gardens.

Not very far from Mabini Mansion is the walled city of Intramuros. Walk through cobbled streets paved with Spanish colonial buildings and old church plazas. Within Intramuros complex lies the Fort Santiago (once a prison for revolutionary Filipinos, now a peaceful park-museum), the Manila Cathedral (a magnificent architectural feat with its intricate stone carvings, stained glass mosaics, and rosette windows), and the San Agustin Church (the oldest structure in the country with its Baroque interiors and trompe l'oeil murals).

The Mabini Mansion stands supreme in the heart of old Manila, replete with its historical significance. In the midst of the hustle and bustle of Manila, enthrall yourself with the awesome 16th century Spanish architecture of Intramuros, and re-live some of Manila's grandest by-gone years.

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