Places to meet in Baguio

Hillside cafe and restaurant that combines a cafe with a small library and museum.

A long-established Baguio restaurant and café on Shuntug Street, popular for Cordillera-style dishes.

Long-known cafe and restaurant on Shuntug Road, named after the ruins of the city's former garden theatre.

Cafe and restaurant on the ground level of the BenCab Museum on Asin Road.

Restaurant on Kisad Road near Burnham Park, listed in several Baguio restaurant guides.

A café in Camp John Hay known for traditional Filipino hot chocolate, set among pine trees.

Garden cafe in Camp John Hay known for traditional Filipino hot chocolate and breakfast dishes.

A café in a converted ancestral house with a garden setting.

Restaurant in the San Carlos Heights area on the western side of the city.

Casual restaurant on Gibraltar Road with an outdoor seating area.

Humorous mock cemetery in Camp John Hay with tombstones inscribed with negative traits.

Farm-tourism site north of Baguio where visitors can pick strawberries by the kilo.

Ecological sanctuary and park on North Santo Tomas Road in western Baguio.

Hilltop park on Mirador Hill with walking trails, a bamboo grove and a peace memorial gate.

Hillside community painted in bright colours, with a viewpoint and footbridges beside the highway to La Trinidad.

The public city library at Burnham Park near Kisad Road.

A museum presenting the history of Baguio and the culture of the Cordillera peoples.

A colonial-era house in Camp John Hay's historical core, now a small museum.

Small house museum on Happy Glen Loop dedicated to General Emilio Aguinaldo.

Artists' village on Assumption Road with galleries, studios, a cafe and live music run by local artists.

An ethnographic museum on the University of the Philippines Baguio campus about Cordillera cultures.

University museum with Cordillera artifacts and exhibits on indigenous cultures of northern Luzon.

Reconstructed Cordillera village of Ifugao and Kalinga houses on a hillside, with art displays and cultural events.

Shopping and office complex on Abanao Street, a short walk from Session Road and Burnham Park.

Shopping mall on Magsaysay Avenue near the public market.

Large public market with fresh produce, local food products and souvenirs near the centre of Baguio.

Evening street market on Harrison Road beside Burnham Park with street food stalls and low-priced clothing.

Mall on Session Road with shops, restaurants and cafes in the middle of the city's main street.

Main commercial street of Baguio, lined with shops, restaurants and bars and running uphill from Burnham Park.

A music bar on Legarda Road with live bands.

Brewpub and restaurant at Km 4 of Aspiras-Palispis Highway serving house-brewed craft beer, with live bands in the evening.

Underground-style bar inside the Ritz Hotel on Legarda Road serving beer and cocktails.

Garden-style rooftop bar at The Camp on Leonard Wood Road with live acoustic music.

Comedy bar and grill on Legarda Road with gag shows every night.

A bar and restaurant on Session Road, the main nightlife street.

Branch of the Anytime Fitness gym chain at Hotel Supreme with cardio machines, free weights and personal training.

Sports venue in Camp John Hay with pickleball courts and 3x3 basketball half courts, booked through an online reservation site.

Book-themed cafe on Amparo Heights Street that hosts reading meetups.

Coworking and flexible office location inside Abanao Square, near Session Road and Burnham Park.

Amusement park with a Ferris wheel and rides on Luneta Hill by SM City Baguio.

One of four cinema screens inside SM City Baguio.