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City in Metro Manila, Philippines
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Las Piñas is a suburban city in southern Metro Manila.
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Historical school building, constructed as one of the "Gabaldon Schools" during the American occupation in 1907. It is now part of Las Piñas Central Department of Education's Las Piñas school division office.
Ancestral house that once housed the Las Piñas General Hospital and Las Piñas's municipal hall. It now hosts a small barbershop below.
Bamboo Organ Church
Founded in 1795, this church is built the Earthquake Baroque style. It houses the renowned Bamboo Organ, built in 1825 by Diego Cera, an Augustinian priest.
Nature Church
A nature-themed Roman Catholic parish church built by Filipino architect Francisco "Bobby" Mañosa. The current church is rebuilt in the original style from the original church destroyed by fire during a New Year's Day fire caused by a misfired firework.
Fernbrook Gardens
Luxurious church used as a wedding venue by many personalities. The inside is off-limits, but you can take selfies with a carriage outside or you might shot the church from the outside. It has a small chapel, Notre Dame de Vie Chapel, just across Zapote River.
A links golf course inside an affluent subdivision. Locker rooms are available, but there is no WiFi access. Golfing is rather difficult due to the surrounding area.
Bikers and joggers flood the 2.5 km tree-lined dual-carriageway avenue often named "Daang Reyna", which serves as an alternative route to San Pedro, every weekend morning. It's possible to bike the whole road in 16 minutes, from near Palazzo Verde into the roundabout outside the Amore subdivision and back. Bike rental is available for the activity. Biking and jogging continue till sunset, but there will be fewer bikers and joggers as more cars begin to use the road after 11AM.
Mid-range option for overnight stays, but has a reputation as a "short-time" hotel hosting illicit sex. Rooms have modern designs, with cable TV, and a few has indoor hot tubs. Has free breakfast and WiFi. Filipino-Japanese fusion ramen dishes are served, starting at ₱150.
Kind of like a business hotel.
Practical hotel with wifi and a/c.
Full-service hotel with restaurant, outdoor pool, gym, massage service, and kids lounge.
Small shopping mall with Italian-style architecture, opened 2013, It has a variety of shops and restaurants, including its major anchor shops, H&M and Uniqlo.
Major SM mall with a variety of food options. Opened in 1999, it is the first large SM mall in southern Metro Manila. Since 2012, it has been renovated and it retail space has been further expanded. Just beside it are some office blocks with dining and shops below.
By car
The only major thoroughfare through Las Piñas is the Alabang-Zapote Rd (Rte 411), notably jammed throughout the day, being southern Metro Manila's version of EDSA.
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