Found down General Luna Street in the Paco district is the picturesque Paco Park. Seen as one of the cultural landmarks in all of Manila, the lush green gardens of Paco Park can easily be reached when one decides to stay at serviced apartments Manila has to offer. Somerset Millennium Makati with its luxury apartments Manila will come across as a good place worth considering before coming over to the city with loved ones.
Having once served as a municipal cemetery during the times of Spanish colonial rule, Paco Park is filled with mystery and beauty. The cemetery was constructed in the 18th century and is where the burial site of Filipino nationalist Jose Rizal can be located. Pass through an intricately designed arch that will lead you on a journey where you will have the opportunity to pay a visit to the Roman Catholic chapel of St. Pancratius. Converted as a national park in 1966, the premises serves as a wonderful break away from the hustle and bustle of the city and many youngsters with their families can be seen strolling through its impressive and serene surroundings. This cultural venue is where many celebrations in connection with the famous Philippine-German Month take place every year. The ‘Paco Park Presents’ is a not to be missed spectacle as you can capture the sounds of the country’s best chorales and musical artists.
