As the capital of Cebu Province, Cebu City offers a plethora of tourist destinations and activities. In this city, you can do various things, including shopping, tasting the local cuisine, immersing yourself in the city’s culture and history, or enjoying its nightlife.

If you want to shop and try local foods, Carbon Market, the oldest and largest market in the city, offers a sensory feast of local flavors and handmade crafts. In Carbon Market, you can look for souvenirs and snacks at affordable prices. Apart from that, there’s also Colon Street, a bustling center for commerce in Cebu. You can find lots of things to spend money on.

However, if you’re interested in history or spirituality, you can visit the Magellan's Cross and the Temple of Leah, which is nicknamed Cebu’s Taj Mahal because of their life-sized statues of lions, angels, and Roman gladiators.

Immerse yourself in Cebu's vibrant nightlife by exploring top-notch clubs and bars featuring lively DJs and live music, all set to keep you thoroughly entertained.

There are many tourist spots that you can visit in Cebu City. For example, The Cathedral Museum of Cebu, Plaza Independencia, Santo Rosario Parish, University of San Carlos Museum, Halad Museum, Basilica Del Sto. Niño, Heritage of Cebu Monument, Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral and Casa Gordo Museum.

If you’re looking to shop, you can go to SM Seaside Cebu, Taboan Public Market (their dried fishes are the best!), SM City Consolacion, and Parkmall.

Cebu is renowned for its mouth-watering lechon, where the flavors are masterfully infused right into the bones. Indulge in the delectable experience of savoring Cebuano lechon at various restaurants across Cebu City.

Other foods that are worth trying besides lechon are chorizo de Cebu which is a local Cebu sausage, dried fish, dried mangoes, and grilled pork belly and fish ceviche (sinuglaw), balbacua (oxtail stew in spices broth), and linarang.

Cebu City is renowned for its historical places and culture, which is deeply influenced by Spanish heritage. The presence of Spain in Cebu during the 16th century made Cebu City have a lot of history and landmarks. Cebu City's rich history is reflected in its museums, colonial-era architecture, and cultural sites, offering a glimpse into the Philippines' past.

Yes, definitely! As a busy city, Cebu City also offers amazing nightlife. You can get various nightlife entertainment such as night markets, pubs, bars and clubs. There are various clubs, pubs and bars with different styles. Revel in Cebu City's vibrant scene, with numerous clubs and bars, including The Distillery, Club Hype, Marshall's Irish Pub, Morals & Malice, and Jazz n' Bluz. The wide variety of nightlife in Cebu City makes the city ideal as a tourist spot.