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Photo: Ric Canizares, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
The preserved estate of Jose Rizal during his exile in the then quiet town.
The José Rizal Memorial Protected Landscape, also known as the Rizal Park and Shrine, is a protected landscape and memorial to the Philippines' national hero located in the city of Dapitan on the island of Mindanao. It preserves the farm site in barrio Talisay where José Rizal was exiled for four years from 1892-1896 after being accused of sedition and plotting the Philippine revolution in Manila by the Spanish colonial authorities. The protected area was established in 1940 as the Rizal National Park covering an initial area of 10 hectares through Proclamation No. 616 signed by President Manuel Luis Quezon. In 2000, it was enlarged to its present size of 439 hectares with a buffer zone of 15 hectares and was declared a protected landscape under the National Integrated Protected Areas System through Proclamation No. 279.
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Rizal's Landing
Commemorating the arrival of José Rizal on his 1892 exile to Dapitan.
During his exile, Jose Rizal, with the assistance of the Spaniards, beautified this simple town square to make this like those typical of European cities
The preserved house and office of the Spanish politico-military governor during Rizal's four-year exile in the town.
A landscaping work created by Jose Rizal.
Balay Hamoy
The preserved house of Don Mariano Balsomo Hamoy, José Rizal's closest friend during his exile, and their family.
The first outdoor amusement park in Mindanao.