TAGAYTAY ATTRACTIONS

Taal Volcano reputed to be the world's smallest volcano, rests on a serene blue lake. You can arrange a trip to the volcano island in the middle of Taal Lake.

Picnic Groove is a mini-park overlooking Taal Volcano where the family have picnics, go horseback riding, play or rent cottages for an overnight stay.

Palace in the Sky, the unfinished mansion of former President Ferdinand Marcos, has been converted and renamed the People's Park in the Sky . It offers the most spectacular view of Taal volcano.

Tagaytay High Lands is a a world class community resort with the best two 18-hole par 72 golf courses in the Philippines set amidst hilly terrain and ravines.  It boasts a driving range, movies, bowling, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and great restaurants.

Orchard Golf Club opened for play in January 1995 with two Championship layouts designed by golf legends Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. The courses abound with indigenous flora and fauna.

The Flower Farm, a five-hectare farm on a windy slope of a hill in Tagaytay City, abloom whole year round with flowers such as chrysanthemums, gerberas, carnations, roses, and anthuriums.

St. Anne's Shrine, in Barangay Sungay, is a small garden where a grotto of the Virgin Mary stands. There is even a small grass clearing in front of the grotto which is conducive to quite reflection.

Gourmet's Cafe, located along Aguinaldo Highway, is a restaurant for the health conscious offering home grown fresh vegetables.

Casino Filipino Tagaytay is a mountain haven of gaming pleasure with smiling dealers, solicitous attendants and top notch entertainment.

Tagaytay City has vast resources and possesses tremendous potentials for development in tourism and agriculture. It is envisioned to become a city that is enriched and comfortable to live in and visit, with flowers in bloom along roadsides, ridges and mountains swathed in green, pure and unpolluted air and climate always invigorating. Tagaytay is a perfect getaway for people seeking respite from the daily pressures of life in the metropolis. It is home to more than 60 convents and congregations and numerous hotels, resorts, and convention centers. Lush forests, open grasslands and gentle slopes make up a calm scene that pleases and refreshes the eye - conducive for meditation and concentration needed during training, conventions and retreats.

Tagaytay is only about 45 minutes from Makati, Manila's business district. It is only 30 minutes from Alabang, an area which is currently Manila's most exclusive suburb. It is only 15 minutes from Santa Rosa, Manila's fastest growing suburb which is destined to replace Makati as "the place to live" and Santa Rosa will likely be the Philippines main financial district within 10 - 15 years.