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A scenic winding street, which overlooks Dasma's remaining patch of open fields. During Christmas season, it becomes a pedestrian-only street and a flea market (tiangge)
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Dasmariñas Church
The first Roman Catholic church in the city, designated a National Historical Landmark by the Philippine government. Originally a chapel for the barrio of Tampus, it served as a Spanish outpost during the Philippine Revolution, and also a concentration camp during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during Pacific War. Also within the churchyard is a statue of Don Placido Campos, who led Filipino revolutionaries against the Spaniards stationed in the church; he died thereafter in battle. The convent houses an ecclesiastical museum.
A riverside park opened in 2019, at the tributaries of the Imus River.
Kadiwa Park
A large park hosting animatronic animals and dinosaurs.
A unique cultural museum dedicated to the preservation of Filipino high culture and lifestyle, as well as the history of the De La Salle schools system.