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A family-friendly waterpark with pools designed for both kids and adults. Guests are welcome to bring their own food and drinks, making it perfect for picnics and casual weekend outings.
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Senator Efrain Treñas Boulevard
A -long well-landscaped linear park along the banks of the Iloilo River. It is considered the longest linear park in the Philippines
The first indoor climbing gym in Iloilo City, it offers a challenging yet beginner-friendly space for those who want to experience the thrill of wall climbing. It’s a great place to train, exercise, and meet fellow climbing enthusiasts.
University of the Philippines Visayas Main Building
Formerly the seat of the city government of Iloilo, the building now serves as the main building of the Iloilo City campus of the University of the Philippines (UP) Visayas.
St. Anne's Church
Built in 1831, this Gothic-Renaissance church stands as one of the most iconic landmarks of Iloilo. Known as the “feminist church” for its 16 statues of female saints, Molo Church features twin spires, a coral-stone façade, and a magnificent altar. It was visited by Jose Rizal on his way to exile in Dapitan, Mindanao.
One of the six district plazas in the city, it features statues of Greek goddesses and a monument of Maria Clara. Like Jaro Plaza, it is surrounded by Molo Church and heritage ancestral houses such as Molo Mansion.
Yusay-Consing Ancestral House
A neoclassical-art deco heritage mansion built in 1926 by Doña Petra Lacson, a matron of the Lacson clan, and Estanislao Yulo Yusay, a prominent lawyer and judge from Molo. The property has been restored and is now owned by the SM Group, housing several cafés, restaurants, and souvenir shops, including Kultura.