2025 Taytay Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Art is an interesting means of expression. It is creative, unique, and sometimes, full of emotions. Antipolo City's Pinto Art Museum houses hundreds of displays for people to appreciate. Being there told me that there are talented individuals who make the world a better place by creating beautiful masterpieces. It's almost hard to pick a favorite one! But what truly stood out for me was the art on the swing. It's a display of life: up, down, sometimes, still. Regardless of your trajectory, be a beautiful living art piece. #artshunting

Wow Antipolo, you truly amaze me! We visited the Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo recently and we were truly amazed by this place. It feels magical with the numerous picture perfect areas and poses you can do. It’s like we’re visiting Italy/Greece when we were here. You just need to pay their standard subdivision fee of Php 20 to enter and pay parking. There are parking attendants inside the village. Wearing of face masks is strictly enforced inside. There are short stories per art. If you’re looking for an iconic first date, I suggest going to this place. It is my second time going here and there are more attractions now compared to before. Must visit! #pinto #art

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Just east of Metro, Manila is the historic pilgrimage city of Antipolo where it holds Pinto Art Museum. The museum is housed with galleries, some personalized museums, a souvenir store and a cafe. There is collection of massive art, from paintings to sculptures and mixed media that can tell stories, myths and histories. Every inch and corner is picturesque and the place fosters a serene and tranquil atmosphere especially during the weekdays when there are not much tourists and museum goers. The place has also a cafe and restaurant if you want to chill after a long day of discovering history, art and archaeology. #artgallery#artexhibit#café#culturalattractions

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Located in the charming town of Taytay, Rizal, the Minor Basilica & Parish of St. John the Baptist is a beacon of faith and history. This remarkable church, established in the late 19th century, showcases stunning architecture that reflects the rich cultural tapestry of the Philippines. With its beautiful baroque and neoclassical elements, the basilica stands as a proud symbol of the community's devotion and heritage. As you approach the basilica, you’ll be captivated by its intricate facade and grand entrance, which invite visitors to explore its sacred interior. Upon entering, you’ll find yourself enveloped in a serene atmosphere, where soft light filters through beautifully crafted stained glass windows, illuminating the stunning altar. The artistry within the church tells stories of faith, drawing worshippers and tourists alike into its spiritual embrace. The Minor Basilica is not just a place for worship; it plays a vital role in the lives of the local community. The parish regularly hosts vibrant events, including the Feast of St. John the Baptist, which draws crowds eager to celebrate with joyful festivities. Additionally, the church is a center for community outreach, providing support and connection for those in need. Visitors are encouraged to attend the daily masses, offering moments of reflection and prayer. For those seeking deeper insight, guided tours are available, allowing guests to learn about the basilica's history and significance. Whether you’re looking to deepen your spiritual journey or simply admire the beauty of this architectural gem, the Minor Basilica & Parish of St. John the Baptist promises an enriching experience. Its welcoming spirit and historical charm make it a must-visit destination in Taytay, inviting all to connect with its legacy of faith and community. #@taytay #@when in taytay #@taytay Getting There -

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Address - Kilometer 24, Manila East Road, Taytay, Rizal Ambiance/Facilities - You will instantly feel the water breeze from the 15 different pools you can choose from in this club. Highlights - We went here at around 2PM and I must admit that it was hot. We particularly enjoyed the Ocean Waves pool since it stimulates like you’re surfing Avg. Price per Person - Php 450 Rating - 4.8/5 #summervacation #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip

A great place to explore arts especially paintings. Fascinating architecture and featuring Filipino Artists. The entry fee ranges from 125 pesos for children to 200 pesos for adults. Enjoy the picturesque spots for taking selfies, and the comfy daybeds for relaxing too. 📍1 Sierra Madre St, Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal #bucketlistreboot

Pinto Art Museum is an exhibition space and contemporary museum located at 1 Sierra Madre St, Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal, Philippines. It was founded in 2010 to publicly exhibit the art collection of Filipino neurologist and patron of the arts, Dr. Joven Cuanang. We visited this place last 2018 with my co workers and we had a lot of memories here. We enjoyed so much while reading history books, looked around the historical paintings, display vehicles collection and its beautiful environment. Its uniqueness is the one reason why we want to visit again soon together with my friends and workmates. You must visit it too.

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The place is great especially if you're into arts and artifacts. I guarantee you'll enjoy the beauty of the property. The food and drinks are nice too. Worth to visit. Most importantly, it is so accessible.

SM City Taytay Arcade. A place to have fun aloud. Yes aloud since you will hear the arcades and laughs and all the tokens falling. All the noise were sound of joy. for kids these place is like a haven for games and fun. Locatedbat the highway of Taytay, a town in Rizal. 😆 #tripaway

This museum is probably one of the best I've been to after having traveled to around 150 countries. The collection is modern, even anti-religion and erotic in some areas but what really stands out is the setting. I have attempted to find out what the buildings were before becoming a museum but it's unclear if they were purpose-built. #givethanks #givethanks