Manila American Cemetery And Memorial Manila reviews

It is a quiet and peaceful place where you can learn more about the history of war

This is a well-maintained pleasure with some historical background. It will leave you wondering

It is located on 152 acres, and can be seen from all directions. The cemetery contains 16,859 graves, the majority of which were buried in the Philippines and New Guinea. They are placed among a variety of trees and shrubbery, in eleven plots that form a circular shape. Near the middle of the cemetery is the chapel. It's a white-colored masonry str... see more

Beautiful place to visit.

Many Americans are buried

Closed at 5pm is always stupid

We were greeted by the lady wearing eyeglasses at reception. She said we had a 20-speed limit and didn't bother to even say hello.

A great honor to remember those who have gone before you. This Museum is a beautiful place that allows visitors to walk the grounds, pay tribute to others who fought in the same cause. Also nearby is the Philippine National Cemetry. Pay your respects to all who fought to freedom during WWII Libingan ng ma Bayani National cemetery for Filipino milit... see more

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It is a wonderful place to visit, and it connects you with an important piece of history. The American War Memorial organization has done a remarkable job in design and curation.

This cemetery was established in December 1960. It is spread over a huge area of 152 acres. The memorial includes the Wall of Missing More Than 32K of the missing in action, the Memorial and the Chapel. The Altar Visitors Building has the only entrance. There are 4 rooms that surround the wall with ten-foot high mosaic maps of key campaigns in Worl... see more

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This memorial is one of the quietest spaces in BGC, honoring the fallen.

The place is spacious, grand and clean. Admissions are free for all ages.

This is the most peaceful and quiet acreage available in Manila.

The cemetery is well-designed and offers a free guided tour that shares the stories of World War Two. It's worth visiting, if you are interested in learning more about Philippines' history.

You should make sure you check all the doors and openings before entering. The area is amazing with beautiful roads that you can take photos of.

The vast grounds had many graves. If it were a Japanese cemetery, it would be terrifying. But it was a white cross and I can see the beauty in it.

The largest American Cemetery in the World, 153 Acres 17097 Headstones 36287 Names of Soldiers Missing in Action From World War II

This is a peaceful place that has only 10 visitors even Sundays. It needs ID and vaccination certification in order to be visited.

Beautiful cemetery memorial You will need an identification to get in or the minimum number of people you want to join.

I can t describe the feelings this morning place of honor evokes Over 17000 honored hero s are buried here The atmosphere is humbling The grounds are free to enter They are maintained by the US government Be sure to have an ID with you It is required for entry

The moment you walk onto the massive driveway you will see the crosses on the grass They go on forever these are the many many brave soldiers who gave their lives so we could have our freedom today Within the grounds there are large murals explaining world war two definitely take the time to sit down and read every one

This is by far the most beautiful cemetery in all of the Philippines because the US government pays to have it maintained I would describe it as a tiny Arlington Before you go in you have to show some form of ID Apparently if you re not a US citizen they will write down your name then you may enter I whipped out my US passport and the guard sai... see more

This is a must see if you are touring Manila The grounds are beautiful and it is an oasis in an otherwise congested and dirty city Carry your passport if you are American You must show proper ID to enter and admission is free The site is maintained through US funds

Metro Manila is a huge metropolis about 16 cities make up this metropolis Taguig City is home to the Manila American Cemetery Memorial After shopping at BGC I suggested for the fam to take a tour of MACM We got here just about an hour before they closed but so glad we made it because it was a good experience This is a memorial for America... see more

I would come here with my dad to visit my grandad s memorial during the 60 s Since then Ft McKinley has been sold off and what remains of US soil is the cemetery area Every time I m in Asia i would say hello to my grandad and to 17 000 US boys who never made it home The Manila American Cemetery Located in Fort Bonifacio Global City was for... see more

I can t decide if Manila American Cemetery and Memorial is the most beautiful cemetery in Manila or not It seems like a toss up between this and Heritage Memorial Park When I think about the context of both it s depressing So let s focus on the positives I had never been here until late year when my best friend who also happens to a most talen... see more

This is one of the last green spaces in Fort Bonifacio Almost everything in the area has been turned into a building or a parking space If it weren t for this cemetery BGC would start looking like Makati and that is not a good thing at all I always pass this place whenever I drive up to BGC It s really pretty out here rows of decade old tre... see more

I like my quiet spaces too much I can t count the number of times I ve been to American Cemetery just to get that tranquility in this urban jungle I ve been going to this place since I was a tot They used to tease us back then that living near the cemetery is scary It was quite the opposite for me and my cousins who were so used to it We basic... see more

Sometimes I get so caught up with everyday life in the concrete jungles of Manila and I forget about how much I need to see nature and green How much fresh air I am deprived of by living right smack in the middle of Makati City I get little outbursts of critical warnings when my mind and body has been deprived of serenity for so long and someti... see more