Karangahan Falls

It features life-sized depictions of Stations of the Cross and a huge statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe at the summit.

Provides a view of the Embarcadero, the Port District, Albay Gulf, and Mayon Volcano.

A picturesque seaside road along the city's southern coastline with wide promenades, bike lanes, monuments such as the statue of Miguel López de Legazpi, JCI Legazpi Tourism Marker and the Freemason Obelisk, restaurants, cafés, and pubs.

Very nice place to relax, just do a simple walk or jog around the area. The park is so clean. No mosquitoes and smells good even if the area is near the port. There are food kiosks and you can enjoy eating with your friends or family

Deals with the history of Legazpi. Well-maintained place with a high standard. The sculptures, paintings, historical photos and dioramas are especially interesting.

Housed on a concrete dome structure. This bronze bell was a gift from the Americans (the 158th Infantry Regimental Combat team of the US 6th Army) command led by Brig. General Hanford Macnider and Captain Hoomer Mcgee) in 1945 after the liberation of the city from the Japanese occupiers. A side note within is inscribed "Whenever oppression knocks at your door, feel free to ring this bell".