Magellan's Cross marked the beginning of Christianity in the Philippines. It is housed on a kiosk which later became popular and known to be one of the mascots of Cebu City.
Fuente Osmeña Circle is located in midtown Cebu. Various institutions, notable establishments, hotels, malls, offices, hospitals, and foodshoppes are on the outskirts of the circle.
Basilica Minore del Santo Niño is one of the popular churches in the nation. The site was the spot where an image of Sto. Niño was seen by the Spaniards in 1565, preserved inside a burned wooden box.
It is the first Ayala mall in the VisMin area. Ayala presents an array of shops and establishments and boasts an impressive architectural and interior design, which is a trademark of Ayala Malls.
The 4th largest mall in the Philippines and 11th in the world, SM City Cebu is undeniably superb. Wide range of shops. And of course, FREE MALLWIDE WIFI!
Located in the Parian District of Cebu, the Heritage monument displays the history of the city and the province.
Lilo-an, Cebu's world known delicacy, the Rosquillos, was born here. Aside from Rosquillos, other deli and souvenirs are sold here. It also serves as a stop-over for buses bound to north Cebu and v.v.
Parkmall combines culture, pleasure, and leisure. And take note, it is Cebu's first pet-friendly mall!
Formerly Super Metro Mandaue, the mall had just took a renovation at renamed the hub as "Pacific Mall Mandaue". Metro Gaisano is the major tenant of the mall. Shops and restaurants are also within.
Consolacion Cebu's first commercial establishment. Fooda serves the people of Consolacion Cebu and towns nearby. Shops are on ground floor while Fooda Hypermarket is on the second floor.
The official campsite of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines Cebu Council and the seat of the BSP - Eastern Visayas Region office. Jamborees and campings are held here.
