Marikina City Travel Guide: Tourist Spots, Things to Do and Hotels

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About

Marikina City, widely recognized as the "Shoe Capital of the Philippines," is a clean, orderly, and vibrant urban center located in the eastern metro of Luzon. Nestled in a lush valley bordered by the Sierra Madre mountain range and traversed by the majestic Marikina River, it blends charming small-town heritage with modern metropolitan progress. Beyond its globally recognized footwear craftsmanship, Marikina is renowned for its disciplined community, bike-friendly infrastructure, lush riverside parks, and booming culinary scene that draws food lovers from across the country.

DentAlert, Best Dental Clinic in Antipolo, Marikina

About DentAlert

DentAlert is the perfect place for your dental needs. Visiting a dental clinic was a challenge during the pandemic, and I made it after two years. If you are residing in Marikina, Antipolo, and the nearby areas in Rizal, this is your go-to dental clinic. Dr. Rochelle has light hands that I don't even feel what she's doing. As you can see, the clinic has a Doraemon concept and a relaxing ambiance.

3 Best Museums in Metro Manila

Today is a boring day! Question is: "Anu ang magandang gawin kapag wala kang magawa?" Sagot: " Pinturahan ang buong bahay gamit ang cutix." Pero wala akong cutix. So, after washing my clothes, without itinerary, my initial plan was to visit all the museums in Metro Manila including, Ayala Museum in Makati City, but the plan ended up visiting Marikina Shoe Museum (with 50 pesos entrance) and the two buildings of the National Museum of the Philippines with FREE Admission. Libre, aarte kapa?? Tara na!!

Marikina Shoe Museum

About Marikina Shoe Museum

The Marikina Shoe Museum is a one-of-a-kind cultural treasure that highlights the Philippines’ rich shoemaking heritage. Located in the country’s shoe capital, Marikina City, this museum showcases an impressive collection of footwear that reflects both artistry and history. From the iconic shoes of former First Lady Imelda Marcos to traditional and contemporary designs, the Marikina Shoe Museum gives visitors a deeper appreciation of the craftsmanship and global recognition of Filipino shoemakers.