Guidebook for Lapu-Lapu City
Food Scene
McDonald's
Nearest fast food only at Mcdonalds.
Different food strips in one place. The Alfresco, inside the Mactan Newtown.
Every friday and Saturday, there is a folk dancing and shows.
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Mactan Alfresco
Newtown BoulevardDifferent food strips in one place. The Alfresco, inside the Mactan Newtown.
Every friday and Saturday, there is a folk dancing and shows.
want to chill with a brewed coffee or ice coffee? The Mactan Newtown has a coffee shop, The Civet Coffee Shop.
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Civet Coffee
want to chill with a brewed coffee or ice coffee? The Mactan Newtown has a coffee shop, The Civet Coffee Shop.
Shikisai
The Mactan NewtownJapanese Restaurant? Shikisai Japanese is open for Lunch and Dinner.
Essentials
7-Eleven
F. Cabahug Street24/7 , 7/Eleven Convenience Store open at The Mactan Newtown.
Sightseeing
Beach, The mactan newtown has it own beach. Newtown Beach, activities like Paragliding, Banana Boat, Jetski and more!
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The Mactan Newtown Beach
Beach, The mactan newtown has it own beach. Newtown Beach, activities like Paragliding, Banana Boat, Jetski and more!
Everything Else
The Lapu-Lapu Shrine is a 20-meter bronze statue located in the Mactan Shrine park in Punta Engaño, Mactan Island, Cebu. The statue was erected to honor Rajah Lapu-Lapu, the native chieftain of Mactan Island who defeated Ferdinand Magellan during the historic Battle of Mactan in 1521.
The Lapu-Lapu memorial statue is on top of a pedestal surrounded by a low-level fence and shows the Cebuano hero in his native costume with a sword on his right hand and a shield on his left.
The Lapu-Lapu Shrine is inside a plaza commonly known as the Magellan Shrine park that commemorates the events of the Battle of Mactan. Thousands of foreign and local tourists visit the park every year. The park includes
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Mactan Shrine station
The Lapu-Lapu Shrine is a 20-meter bronze statue located in the Mactan Shrine park in Punta Engaño, Mactan Island, Cebu. The statue was erected to honor Rajah Lapu-Lapu, the native chieftain of Mactan Island who defeated Ferdinand Magellan during the historic Battle of Mactan in 1521.
The Lapu-Lapu memorial statue is on top of a pedestal surrounded by a low-level fence and shows the Cebuano hero in his native costume with a sword on his right hand and a shield on his left.
The Lapu-Lapu Shrine is inside a plaza commonly known as the Magellan Shrine park that commemorates the events of the Battle of Mactan. Thousands of foreign and local tourists visit the park every year. The park includes