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城市概覽

Ermita takes its name from a hermitage (ermita in Spanish) containing a 16th-century image of Nuestra Señora de Guia that once stood on the site of today's Ermita Church. Under American rule, this district became Manila's equivalent of Capitol Hill, with many important government structures rising around the large greensward of Luneta (now Rizal Park). Some of these government units have since moved out and the buildings turned into exhibition space for the National Museum and its sister institution, the Museum of the Filipino People (which occupy the old legislative building and the old Finance Department building, respectively).

如何抵達

By train Ermita is served by three railway stations, all on the LRT Line 1. From the southernmost station, moving north towards the river:

Pedro Gil (on Taft Avenue). Near the Philippine General Hospital. United Nations (on Taft Avenue). Near Rizal Park, the Supreme Court, and the National Bureau of Investigation compound. Central Terminal (on Arroceros Street). Near Mehan Garden, the Manila Metropolitan Theatre, the Manila City Hall, and the eastern walls of Intramuros.

By water bus The Pasig River Ferry stops at Quezon Bridge (Lawton) station, near - you guessed it - Quezon Bridge, which is not far from Liwasang Bonifacio and the old Metropolitan Theatre. The ferry service has reported to be suspended for an indefinite period.

By taxi Taxis from Ninoy Aquino International Airport will cost you a poverty-inducing ₱550 unless you insist on taking a car with driver from any of the rental car companies. Fares on the official yellow metered airport taxis starts at ₱70, but beware: some airport taxi drivers place meter tampering devices (batingting) to double the fare and extort money from unwary travellers. Regular metered taxis are also legitimate and can be had just by walking away from the airport a bit. As with the ride from the domestic airport, barring severe traffic, a trip to Ermita should not cost more than ₱200.

必看景點

Museums and other points of interest 1 Manila Ocean Park, near Roxas Blvd (behind the Quirino Grandstand on the western end of Rizal Park), ☏ +63 2-5677777, fax: +63 2-5672309. 10AM to 8PM on weekdays (last entry 7:15PM), 9AM to 8PM on weekends and public holidays (last entry 8:15PM). Opened in 2008, this is Manila's first major oceanarium. Although not quite as large and well-equipped as some of Asia's more famous oceanaria (including those in Hong Kong and Singapore), it's still a popular attraction among locals and could be a very interesting diversion for families with children. The centrepiece is the Living Ocean exhibit with large aquariums and an underwater acrylic walkway. From ₱595 per person. (updated Apr 2019) 2 Museo Pambata, Roxas Boulevard cor. South Dr (right next to the U.S. Embassy compound), ☏ +63 2-5231797, +63 2-5360595, fax: +63 2-5221246, [email protected]. Tu-Sa 8AM to 5PM (Aug-Mar), 9AM to 5PM (Apr-Jul); Su 1-5PM; closed M and holidays. This museum is geared towards keeping children entertained (and informed) through educational hands-on exhibits and special activities. Themed galleries cover a variety of subjects ranging from history to science to art. Don't put a short leash on the kids here: they're expected to touch and play with most of the stuff on show. Admission ₱100 adults/children. Streetchildren, infants (under 2 years), museum workers and teachers (with valid IDs) get in free. 3 National Museum of Anthropology, P. Burgos Drive. 9AM–6PM. Stately, neoclassical museum housing a broad collection of Filipino cultural materials & artifacts. (updated Sep 2023) 4 National Museum of Fine Arts, Padre Burgos Avenue. 9AM–6PM. Massive museum with collections of Filipino fine art, archaeology, botany, natural history & more. (updated Sep 2023) 5 National Museum of Natural History (Natural history museum), Teodoro F. Valencia Circle (located in Luneta Park). 8AM–7PM. Zoological, botanical & geological specimens displayed in an elegant ven

體驗活動

Take a walk up and down Adriatico street. Bars, restaurants and some pretty nice sidewalk cafes.

購物

1 Robinsons Place Manila, Pedro Gil cor. Adriatico (behind the Philippine General Hospital compound), ☏ +63 2-3020109, +63 2-3020119, +63 2-5264914, +63 2-5258452. Daily 10AM to 9PM. An urban shopping complex with the usual amenities: food court, cinemas, department store, supermarket, etc. 7 levels, 330 stores. Located near Pedro Gil Station (LRT-1). 2 SM City Manila, Natividad Almeda-Lopez (Concepcion) cor. Arroceros (across the street from the Manila City Hall building). Part of the nationwide SM "Supermall" chain, this shopping centre has all of the standard features of an urban mall (including a food court, cinemas, a department store and a supermarket) as well as scores of shops spread out over 6 floors. Located near Central Terminal (LRT-1).

美食

Dads Saisaki Kamayan, 523 Merchant Building, Padre Faura St, ☏ +63 2 8528 1723. Kamayan literally means to eat with your hands in Filipino. Their native buffet has a wide range of Filipino food to offer for just under 10 US$/person. Specialties include the lechon (suckling pig) and grilled seafood. Kamayan also has branches in Makati and Quezon City and is usually located alongside its sister restaurants Dad's (Western food buffet) and Saisaki (Japanese food buffet). (updated Sep 2025) 1 Pepper Lunch, located in Robinson's Place Manila. (updated Aug 2023) 2 Racks, Ground Floor, Padre Faura Wing, Robinson's Place Manila. The Best Ribs in Town. (updated Aug 2023) 3 New Bombay, Robinson's Place Manila. 10AM-8:30PM. Indian restaurant. (updated Aug 2023) Amber Food (Amber Restaurant), 1st Floor, De Leon Center, 1151 M. H. Del Pilar St, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila, ☏ +63 2 8884 8888. Dine-in and Pick-up: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM. Manila, the Philippines' capital, blends history, culture, and modern life. Amber Restaurant, known for its delicious Filipino dishes like pansit, has multiple branches in the city, offering a cozy dining experience. (updated Mar 2025)

飲品與夜生活

There are bars and nightclubs literally left and right. Go bar hopping. If you're into strip clubs, they got those too. L.A. Cafe - The district's biggest 'meat market'. It's open 24 hours per day. Two floors, live bands/music, TV screens. Good food, drinks and music.

1 Starbucks, located in SM City Manila, U.N. Avenue, Robinson's Place Manila, Philippine General Hospital. (updated Aug 2023)

住宿

Budget 1 Sunny Bay Suites, 1438 Roxas Blvd (across from South Harbor seafront), ☏ +63 2 8521 8888. This hotel offers rooms equipped with air conditioning, desk, television, shower, kitchenette, satellite/cable TV and dining area. Has a Japanese restaurant that serves breakfast and a massage service. Rates start at ₱1720. 2 Cherry Blossoms Hotel, 550 Jorge Bocobo Extension, ☏ +63 2 8708 9901. All rooms are good for two persons with free breakfast. Best rates on official website start at ₱1600. 3 Casa Bocobo Hotel, Jorge Bocobo St. cor. T.M. Kalaw Ave., ☏ +63 2 8526 3783. C