This family-friendly outdoor space has trees, flowers & stone sculptures, plus a butterfly preserve.
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Amusement park.
Considered to be haunted, this house built in the 1930s houses Filipino bamboo & wood artworks. After Dec 2022, the house has been turned into an upscale fine-dining restaurant called "Joseph's". Ask around if it is still possible to visit without necessarily dining.
Small museum with displays & artifacts related to local indigenous groups & the history of the city.
Ethnographic museum.
Aside from the usual Thai, Swedish and combination massage, you can have a Baguio strawberry, Benguet coffee or Cordillera rice scrub, an indigenous head massage or the Dagdagis or Kolkolis, the region’s traditional foot massage using runo sticks to stimulate the soles of the feet.
One of the most haunted place in the Philippines.