The Fort San Pedro (Fuerte de San Pedro in Spanish) is a military defense structure in Cebu built by Spaniards in 1973 to repel Muslim raiders. It was built under the command of the first Governor-General of the Philippines, Miguel Lopez de Legazpi.
Plaza Independencia is said to be the most historically significant plaza in Cebu. It's name says it all, the symbol of independence and freedom from all the conquerors that tried to take over the island. Its
land along with the age-old acacia trees are witness the rich history of the province during the colonial days.
Imagine waking up in the morning with this view...breathtaking!
On my second visit to Cebu with my family, I brought them to another branch of AA's Barbeque, not only because I want them to try the food there, but it's also near our next destination, the Plaza Independencia and Fort San Pedro.
On my 2nd
visit to Cebu with my family, we stayed in this hotel. Not only because I
got a good deal, but because it's near the seaport going to Bohol.
Compare to the Summit, the attractions and rides in Waterfront are more for kids and well, for those kids at
heart that are too afraid to try the more thrilling rides, like me.
The Sky Terrace 428, is the highest viewing platform in Hong Kong, perfect location to see the stunning view of the city. It's 360-degree panoramic view is a must try when you visit the Peak.
St John's Cathedral, Hong Kong, a cross-shaped structure, stands in the heart of the city's financial downtown district. It can be seen as soon as you steeped out from Central Station going to the Peak Tram lower terminus.
Hong Kong Disneyland, is the 5th Disney Theme Resort in the world and the 2nd in Asia's, next to Tokyo Disneyland. It's popularity almost put the other themed park in Hong Kong, the Ocean Park Hong Kong out of business. The park is not only popular among Chines people, visitors from neighboring countries flock there too to experience happiness of being a kid again.
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