Rizal Park Tourism

Rizal Park, also known as Luneta Park, is a historical urban park located in the heart of Manila, Philippines. With a statue of the national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, at its center, the park is a major tourist attraction and a place of remembrance. Spanning about 60 hectares, it features gardens, ponds, and walking paths. It is a site of historical significance as it's where Dr. Rizal was executed, triggering the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. The park also includes the Rizal Monument, which contains the hero's remains and stands as a symbol of Filipino nationalism. Surrounded by significant government buildings, it not only serves as a leisure park but also a ceremonial ground. With areas for picnics, concerts, and public gatherings, it has become an essential social and cultural hub. Additionally, other attractions within the park include the National Museum of the Philippines, the Chinese and Japanese Gardens, the National Library of the Philippines, and the Planetarium.