Plaza Roma

Right in front of the Manila cathedral it features a statue of one of the former kings of Spain. Not as quiet as many parks, but still a nice free park.

The Roman Forum is located in the Intramuros district of Manila. There are many famous local attractions around the square, such as the Manila Cathedral and the Governor's Palace. There is a statue on the square, which always attracts many tourists to sit and take pictures next to the statue. This place is hardly noticed, more like a local, maybe they didn't know it was called the Roman Forum, just because it happened to be in front of the Manila Cathedral. This is a good place to chat and think about questions, especially when the sun goes down and the lights come on.

The Roman Forum is the center of the entire ancient city. Its location is very prominent. Just like his name, there are many Romanesque buildings. It is not only a large park, but also a large commercial center.

This square is very interesting, not only because of its very large green space and parks, but also because of the many small museums or other art exhibition halls around it. You can walk around slowly and watch it slowly, which is pretty good.

This square is exactly the square of a European city. There are large lawns and more statues. It is surrounded by some more important buildings. There are generally many tourists, and it feels okay.