Rizal Park

• Rizal Park, locally referred to as Luneta Park.
• It’s a historic landmark in country.
• Literally referred to as the center of the Philippine capital.
• Two hundred years of Philippine history can be studied at the park.
• The park has luscious surrounding of flora.

What can you find there?

• See the most visited and photographed monument in the Philippines, the 100 year-old Rizal Monument. The remains of Dr. Jose Rizal, the country’s national hero, are kept here.
• Visit the actual site where Dr. Jose Rizal was executed. Life-size statues depicting the heroes death is a short walk from the Rizal Monument in a location called the Martyrdom of Dr. Jose P. Rizal.
• The tallest flagpole in the Philippines.
• Across the flagpole is the Kilometer Zero marble marker of the Philippines from which all measured distances to provinces and cities begin.
• Pay tribute at the Gallery of Heroes.
• Snap a photo by the giant statue of Lapu-Lapu.
• See the Philippine archipelago at the giant raised-relief map.

How to get to the Rizal Park?

Barangay 666, Zone 72, Roxas Boulevard, Manila 1000

• Take a metered taxi to Rizal Park
• 20 minute walk from the UN Avenue LRT Station

More information about Rizal Park

• Entrance fee: Free