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We've organized essential information for each stage of your trip, from getting from the airport and shopping to finding accommodation and enjoying your time in the city.
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Information you can use from the day you arrive
Your first steps, your first shopping trip, your daily routines—reading them in order will give you a good sense of the local area.
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How to get from Mactan Cebu International Airport to Cebu City
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Recommended shops you definitely want to visit at SM City Cebu [Souvenirs, Shopping, Entertainment]
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[Must-see for local residents] How to choose a condominium for rent in Cebu
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Cebu IT Park is the former Lahug Airport | The history of how a runway became a city
The current Cebu IT Park is the former Lahug Airport. This article will explain the history of the airport, from its origins as an airfield in the 1930s to its two closure dates in 1966 and 1991, and how the site transformed into a business district.
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Cebu Business Park is a former golf course | 50 hectares of historical site developed by Ayala.
The current Cebu Business Park was once home to the Club Filipino golf course. This article traces the development from the land sale in 1988 to Ayala's 50-hectare development.
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Comparing Colon Street and Cebu IT Park at the same 1km distance: How the city layouts differ.
We will compare Colon Street and Cebu IT Park, both along the same 1km stretch. Differences in how the ground floors are used, the sidewalks, and the time people spend there reveal differences in how the cities are designed.
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Why is Colon Street no longer the heart of Cebu? The history and present state of the oldest street.
Why did Colon Boulevard, considered the oldest street in the Philippines, cease to be the center of Cebu City? We trace its history from its heyday as a hub for department stores, cinemas, and public transportation to its shift as the city's center.
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Is Cebu easier to live in than before? What has changed and been lost with ride-hailing apps and electronic payments?
Ride-hailing apps, electronic payments, and delivery services have certainly made daily life in Cebu more convenient. Let's consider what has increased and decreased in light of the population changes over the past 20 years.
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When did the Cebu skyline change? The city's growth as seen through its skyscrapers [with timeline]
This analysis chronologically organizes the high-rise development in Cebu City since the 1990s. We examine when and in what order the skyline was transformed in four districts: Fuente, Business Park, IT Park, and South Road.
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Why is 5km so far in Cebu? How time of day and traffic congestion change the perception of distance.
Even a 5km journey on a map can take 15 minutes in the early morning, 30 minutes during the day, and up to an hour during peak hours. This article explains how the sense of distance in Cebu has changed due to population growth, concentration on bridges, and limitations in road widening.
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Simara Church offers free admission | Explore Argao's historic district and Torta Tablea in one day
The Simala Church, which offers free admission, is located in Sibonga. This itinerary connects Cebu City to the historic district of the neighboring town of Argao, including the torta, tablea, and weaving, all within one day.
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Differences between the four southern cities and towns of the Cebu metropolitan area: Talisay, Mingranilla, Naga, and San Fernando
This article explains the differences between the four cities and towns in the southern part of the metropolitan area, with a population of 634,603: Talisay, Mingranilla, Naga, and San Fernando, and how to choose between a half-day and a full-day trip.
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Tabogon Spring Pool: Admission 180 pesos | How to enjoy the town 90km from Cebu City
Tabogon, located about 90km from Cebu City, has a population of 42,066. This guide covers the 180-peso entrance fee for the natural spring pool, transportation options, points to note regarding construction zones, and how to spend a day there.
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Bogo City is a hub in northern Cebu | How to get to the port, hospital, and Capitancillo Island
Bogo City, with a population of 90,187, is a hub in northern Cebu. This guide explains how to get to the port, hospital, and Capitancillo Island, and how to use it as a place to stay overnight and prepare for the next day's travels.
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カトモン・ソゴド・ボルボン｜温泉と滝・川を1日で回るセブ北部ルート
セブ北部のカトモン、ソゴド、ボルボンを、予約が必要な自然体験、水辺と教会、川沿いの暮らしから比較。橋の工事区間の注意点もまとめました。
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Studying abroad is the ultimate goal of a journey.
There are also ways to spend your time.
For sightseeing and lifestyle information, visit Navi Cebu. For school information, costs, and comparisons, visit the Cebu Island Study Abroad Guide. You can easily switch between the two sites using the same area information.
