20+ Free & Paid Things to Do at BGC Taguig You Shouldn’t Miss
If you’re ever wondering about what’s happening around town, things to do at BGC should definitely be on your list. With so many shops, cafes, and art spaces, you can easily spend the whole day exploring. Whether you’re in the mood for a relaxing stroll or looking to check out the latest hotspots, BGC has something for everyone. From grabbing a bite to enjoying some street art, there’s always something to catch your attention.
BGC’s Best Free & Paid Attractions You Shouldn’t Miss
Explore Open Parks
Chill at Burgos Circle Park
Where streets meet the trees, a bronze sculpture stands quietly in the center. This small park in Burgos Circle is surrounded by shops and cafes. At its center stands “The Trees”, a bronze sculpture by Reynato Paz Contreras. It was the first public art piece in BGC. Great spot to rest or meet up before grabbing a bite.
- Open hours: Open from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
- Address: Forbes Town Center, 29th Street, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig, 1630 Metro Manila
- Phone: (02) 7901 5832
Take a Stroll Around Serendra
A mix of condos, restaurants, and landscaped paths. It feels quiet and residential, even with malls nearby. Serendra is more than just a condo complex. The area between One Serendra and Two Serendra has walking paths, cafes, and shaded spots. It’s right by High Street, but much quieter. Families love it here on weekends.
- Address: Serendra 2 Loading Bay, McKinley Pkwy, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila
- Instagram: @iloveserendra
- Phone: 0917 839 7168
Walk Through the SM Aura Sky Park
It’s on the mall’s top floor, quietest in the early morning. You’ll get views of the skyline without buying anything. Up on the 5th floor of SM Aura, this park gives you a break from the crowds downstairs. You’ll find plants, views, and sometimes live music. Visit in the morning on weekdays if you want the place almost to yourself.
- Open hours: Open from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM on Mondays to Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, on Sundays, open from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
- Address: 5th floor, SM Aura Premier, 1634, McKinley Pkwy, Taguig, Metro Manila
- Phone: (02) 8876 1111
Look through BGC Greenway Linear Park
The longest urban park in the city. It’s a clean, quiet trail that cuts across buildings and roads—great for jogs or slow strolls. Walk, jog, or just sit under the trees. It connects McKinley Parkway to Net Plaza—perfect for clearing your head after a long workday.
- Opening Hours: Open 24 hours
- Address: G2XV+FJ8, Taguig, Metro Manila
- Instagram: @bonifacioglobalcity
See Terra Park 28th Street
Need a quick break from BGC’s nonstop pace? Terra 28 gives you grass, trees, and some quiet—no spending required. It’s a small park, but people come here to walk, jog, or just sit with snacks. Kids run around, dogs do laps, and office workers catch their breath between meetings.
- Open hours: Opens at 6 AM, closes 10 PM
- Address: G3X2+P43, Taguig, Metro Manila
One Bonifacio High Street Park
One Bonifacio High Street Park, a mix of restaurants, shops, and open spaces. It’s where people eat, shop, or just rest between errands. More than just a mall, this stretch of BGC connects shops, restaurants, and street-level open areas.
- Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
- Open hours: Open 24 hours
- Address: H22W+QP7, Taguig, Metro Manila
- Phone: 0917 810 1106
Kasalikasan Garden
Kasalikasan Garden adds a different layer. A quiet green space with a garden-meets-art-installation feel. It’s shaped like an amphitheater and often missed by people who stick to the main roads. Great if you want peace without going far.
- Open hours: Open daily from 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM
- Address: Kasalikasan Garden, G2XV+GMP, Taguig, Metro Manila
Ayala Triangle Gardens
The Ayala Triangle Gardens is about 10–15 minutes from BGC. It’s one of the few green spaces in that area and has become known for holiday light shows. Outside December, it’s just a chill place with trees, pathways, and office workers on lunch break.
- Open hours: Opens at 6 AM, closes at 12 AM
- Address: Paseo De Roxas St Cor Makati Ave, Cor Ayala Ave, Makati City, 1209 Metro Manila
- Instagram: @shopsayalatriangle
Go Mall Hopping at BGC
Visit Venice Grand Canal Mall
This mall tries hard to look like Venice, and somehow pulls it off. Stroll around for free or ride the gondola for Php 250. It’s a bit touristy, but it’s fun to people-watch and take photos.
- Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
- Address: McKinley Hill Garden Villas, Cluster B, Upper McKinley Road, Pinagsama
- Instagram: @mckinleyhill_
Uptown Mall
Uptown is smaller but feels fancy. Shops are limited, but the dining choices run deep. It’s a nice break from big, crowded malls. You can even catch a movie here without needing to cross a sea of kiosks first.
- Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
- Address: 9th Ave, Taguig, Metro Manila
- Instagram: @uptownbonifacio_
SM Aura Premier
SM Aura itself is one of the bigger malls in BGC. SM Aura covers shopping, dining, and random rooftop events. There’s a chapel and rooftop garden if you want a quieter moment. Expect long walks, many escalators, and that familiar mall energy—but with more glass.
- Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
- Address: 26th Street, Corner McKinley Pkwy, Taguig, 1630 Metro Manila
- Instagram: @smaurapremier
Bonifacio High Street
Not quite a mall, not quite a park. Bonifacio High Street gives you open-air space lined with shops and restaurants. It’s great for walking, pet-watching, and pretending you’re not sweating while window shopping.
- Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
- Address: Taguig, Metro Manila
- Instagram: @bonifaciohighstreet
Greenbelt (Ayala Malls Greenbelt)
Greenbelt mixes shopping with chill zones, and the open areas give it breathing space. It’s still a mall—but with more trees.
- Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
- Address: Legazpi Street, Legazpi Village, Makati, Kalakhang Maynila
- Instagram: @ilovegreenbelt
- Phone: (02) 7729 2137
Forbes Town Center
Need a spot where you can eat, shop, walk your dog, and people-watch—all in one loop? Forbes Town’s your move. You’ll find outdoor cafés, late-night bars, gyms, salons, and even a few boutiques that tempt your wallet. It’s quiet in the morning, livelier at night, and easy to get around without breaking a sweat.
- Price: ₱₱₱-₱₱₱₱
- Address: Forbestown Rd, Taguig, Metro Manila
- Instagram: @forbestown_
Visit Museums See the Metropolitan Museum BGC
If you want a break from malls and brunch, try The M. It’s a clean, quiet art space that keeps things modern. You’ll see Filipino and international artists in one place—no fluff, just solid contemporary work. The building’s sleek, the entrance is easy, and the exhibits rotate often, so you get something new each visit.
- Address: 30th St, Taguig, Metro Manila
- Opening hours: Tuesday – Friday 11 AM – 6 PM Saturday – Sunday 10 AM – 6 PM
- Admission: https://metmuseum.helixpay.ph
- Email: @metmuseummanila.org
- Phone: (02) 8361 1488
Go to Korean Cultural Center
This isn’t just for K-drama fans. The Korean Cultural Center hosts language classes, art workshops, food events, and film screenings. It’s run by Korea’s Ministry of Culture, but it feels more like a creative playground for anyone curious about Korean culture.
- Entrance: Free, no registration.
- Location: 59 Bayani Rd, Taguig, 1630 Metro Manila
- Operating hours: Monday to Friday from 9AM to 4PM, on Saturdays open at 10AM to 4PM
- Instagram: @kccphil
- Phone: (02) 8555 1711
Immerse the beauty of Digital National Art Museum (DNA Museum)
This isn’t your quiet, stare-at-a-painting kind of place. The DNA Museum uses tech to turn digital art into full-on experiences. Lights move, walls shift, and some pieces respond to you. It’s a quick walk from the main BGC area—and a break from your usual mall stroll.
- Book a ticket: Book here
- Location: Manila Ocean Park, Luneta, Ermita, Manila
- Phone: 0961 202 6428
- Instagram: @dna.museum
- Email: support@digitalnationalartmuseum.com
Relive your childhood at Museo Pambata
Museo Pambata lets them touch, build, and explore instead of just staring at displays. It’s interactive and made for curious hands, they don’t expect them to stay quiet. The museum incites the curious mind of children and entertains every brilliant kid for the entirety of their visit.
- Book a ticket: Book here
- Location: Roxas Boulevard, cor South Drive, Manila
- Instagram: @museopambata
- Phone: (02) 8772 3451
For fun activities
Learn the basics of baking at Bakebe
Bakebe flips the usual baking class on its head. Instead of a teacher, you get an iPad that walks you through the steps. You’ll pick a cake, grab the tools, and bake it yourself—with no one hovering over you. It’s fun, even if your frosting ends up sideways.
- Price: ₱₱₱
- Location: 3rd floor SM Aura Premier, Taguig
- Instagram: @bakebe_ph
- Book: Book here for appointment
Hop around at WiiJUMP Trampoline Park
If you need to burn energy without hitting the gym, WiiJUMP makes you bounce, sweat, and maybe fall on your face. Trampolines, foam pits, and obstacle zones keep it interesting. Kids love it. Adults pretend it’s for exercise.
- Price: ₱₱₱
- Location: 2nd floor Marcowing Venice Grand Canal Mall, Taguig, 1630 Metro Manila
- Instagram: @wiijumptrampolinepark
- Phone: 0908 528 2451
- Email: events.wiijump@gmail.com
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