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Incredible piece of architecture. Incredible interiors - not a thing i usually see. You can really say that there's an architect who worked on in here. Art appreciation. Filipino paintings. Exhibits. Ballets. Orchestra. The red floor carpet all throughout is a pleasure to walk into! The comfort rooms are clean. It's so quiet inside, and along with the collection of arts inside, that it makes the interior so "holy" or "creepy" and I think that's cool because this experience is really meant to touch your soul, consciousness. The miniature of the who complex is nice as well. I have always thought this place to be exclusive to elite people. But after stepping up the stairs and going thru the door, my perception changed; the place welcoming to everyone!
D OD O
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I recently visited the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) in Manila, although I only had the chance to see the exterior. Even so, it was a memorable experience. The building is a stunning example of brutalist architecture, with its massive concrete structure and unique, bold design. It stands out in the cityscape, making a strong visual impression. The area around the CCP is beautifully maintained, with open spaces and gardens that make for a relaxing walk. Even without stepping inside, the architecture alone is worth the visit. The CCP’s impressive design and the serene surroundings create a great atmosphere. I can't wait to return and explore the cultural and artistic offerings inside the building.
Shahrun NizamShahrun Nizam
10
This building holds most of the cultural shows in Manila, however some diverted to hotels perhaps due to their wider theater areas. I used to watched the Darna in Ballet in one of the theater in this bulding. In this place also housed the Miss Saigon way back 2000. And indeed and very good experienced. I love the fountain and it's different lights adorning CCP at night and during gala night. It gives life to the building. LIKES: main Theater area, galeries and shows being offered sometimes for free DISLIKES: limited parking space
iStar- Tariray (iStariray23)iStar- Tariray (iStariray23)
10
CCP is one of the timeless structures in the Philippines where experience of architecture is very well emphasized. The public is integrated within the site, and until now several Filipinos informally gather at the open space in the front of the building. The well-known floating volume clearly reflects on the water feature directly beneath it; a volume that floats yet sinks at the same time. The monumental scale of the building down to the details of the interior will remain an architectural treasure for generations to come.
Kelvin Magno (Kelvin)Kelvin Magno (Kelvin)
10
Its a place where the Sagisag Marathon will be held. Hope I'll win something aside from the race. God Bless all runners who will participate and keep safe always. 07-09-23 It's still the same, lots of homeless people, while running along Pasay City. The only thing I can do is pray for them and hope that they will always be safe.😊🥰 During a fun run, the place is still smelly ahaha I'm not sure if it's because of a lot of industrial buildings around it. But I enjoyed running with strangers😊🥰
LJ ClarianLJ Clarian
10
The place has been just recently reopened (September) and will be soon closed for renovation (since January 1, 2023) for at least 2 years. So hurry up if you want to see the exhibition of over 200 artworks and archival materials of Imelda Cajipe Endaya. The exhibition titled “Refusal and Hope, a Retrospective” can be viewed at the main gallery and adjacent hallways. It will last until December 4. The venue is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm. The entrance is free of charge.
Anna KrzakAnna Krzak
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CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd, Pasay, 1300 Metro Manila, Philippines
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+63 2 8832 1125
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culturalcenter.gov.ph
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The Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex, also known as the CCP Complex, is an 88-hectare art district managed by the Cultural Center of the Philippines located along Roxas Boulevard in Metro Manila, Philippines.
attractions: Manila Zoo, Admiral Hotel Manila - MGallery, Star City, Upside Down Museum, Selah Pods Hotel, ASEAN Garden, Metropolitan Museum of Manila, Fo Guang Shan Mabuhay Temple 佛光山萬年寺, Coconut Palace, Star Theater, restaurants: Harbour Square, Seascape Village, Tramway Bayview Buffet, Starbucks Harbour Square, The Singing Cooks & Waiters Atbp., Samgyupsalamat CCP, Sky Garden By The Bay Restaurant, Samgy Garden, Angel's Pizza - Malate, Sze-Chuan House 四川楼
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