Top Tourist Attractions In Baguio

Incredible Sights In Baguio City

Baguio city view

Known as the City of Pines, Baguio is a beautiful place with an incredibly cool climate, towering pine trees, and a serene atmosphere. It is considered an increasingly more urbanized area that still lets its residents come closer to nature – little wonder that more and more people are looking for a house and lot in Baguio City and thinking about relocating there permanently!
Whether you’re thinking about talking to a real estate agent in Baguio City, or just want to stay for a spell, there are some must-see places in the Philippines’ Summer Capital that you should check off your bucket list! Here are some of Baguio’s most famous things to see and do.


1. Mines View Park
This place is considered one of the most famous tourist attractions in Baguio, offering a sweeping view of Baguio’s old mines. There’s a charming picnic area where you can eat an al fresco lunch. Treat yourself to Baguio’s famous strawberry taho here, or try on some traditional Ifugao clothes and take some photos!

mines view park baguio

2. Burnham Park
​Stroll through the picturesque gardens of Burnham Park, or go for a ride in its quaint swan boats down its artificial lake! You can also go for a jog or start biking in this peaceful park – its cool breezes are perfect while you’re taking in the great outdoors!

burnham park baguio city

3. Camp John Hay
​Camp John Hay has transformed into a tourist haven complete with shopping destinations, the pine views of Baguio, and delicious dining options. But adrenaline junkies will love going for a tree-top adventure here! Try some ziplining or go on a motorized canopy tour here!

manor camp johnhay baguio

4. Good Shepherd Convent
​What’s Baguio without the Good Shepherd Convent? Many tourists looking to bring a tasty souvenir home flock here for the famous strawberry jam, ube jam, peanut brittle, and alfajores. Come early for their variety of delicious baked goods, as the queues tend to get very long – especially in the peak tourist season of summer.

good shepherd Baguio city

5. Tam-Awan Village
​This model village is built with Kalinga houses and Ifugao huts, meant to resemble a traditional village in the Cordillera region. Get your portrait sketched, check out the local knitted or wooden handicrafts, or interact with the locals to learn more about their traditions and culture.

baguio tam awan

6. Baguio Night Market
​No entrance fee necessary to score bargain buys at this well-known thrift spot! From 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. a portion of Harrison Road becomes home to dozens of little thrift stores and street vendors, all hawking vintage finds and even luxury pieces at knock-down prices! It can get a little dusty and crowded, but the deals make it worth it.

Baguio night market

​These six attractions are just a few of the amazing things you can visit and experience in Baguio City. Go for a visit to check them all out, or rent a condominium in Baguio City to have more time to get a feel for life in this breezy, bustling city. It’s so full of history and wonderful natural sights, you may not want to leave once you’re there!