Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz

It was build to serve as the largest plaza of Binondo during the settlement of for Chinese migrants arriving in Manila on the northern bank of the Pasig River.. it also serve as economic activity, now surrounded by trees and tipped with two large fountains. It is the plaza that fronts the Minor Basilica of San Lorenzo Ruiz which is one of the main churches of the City of Manila and is considered the center of Binondo as a whole.

Great place to take a shade from the heat of the day. A couple of monuments can be found within such as san lorenzo rui statue, pinpin memorial and soldier memorials.

This chinese-themed nature park was refreshing and makes you calm. There are trees there so you can find yourself sitting here under the shade of the tree while admiring the beauty of the place of chinatown capital of the Philippines.

The place is very historical.. in the middle of the oldest Chinatown in the world and it's right in front of the Binondo church

Bustling Ongpin Street in Binondo/Sta. Cruz at night.

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Park is located between very busy street. Traffic is enormous and traffic light for pedestrians is literarily 5 seconds. Crazy.
Once in the place, first you will notice that this is an heaven for young ones. Lots of kids on skateboard or simply sitting down and relaxing. If you look all what is surrounding this place, yeah, you can say it's a peace of heaven to be in. Lots of trees on a small place, area to sit down.

Chinese New Year 2024 was amazing

Located down the street from Chinatown, this beautiful church takes your breath away. The church is massive, the stonework is spectacular, and the design is truly unique. If your visiting Chinatown, this is a must!!

I suggest visiting the church before embarking into Chinatown. It doesn’t take to much time, it’s only a block from the entrance of Chinatown, and something you really need to see.

Much better now, it's clean and no more street dwellers..

Beautiful. Well maintained scene.

Just be careful of your steps. Random sewage water spurts out of the sidewalk.

Well aside from the traffic and the hot weather if you dont mind this is a place to visit, with super low price products all around you and local street foods are to be tried.
I go there like 3 to 4 times a week because i work there, justbe careful with your belongings since this place has a mix of a lot of people from different walk of life.

Things to do:
Walking street juan luna
168 and 999 mall thrift shopping
Binondo food crawl
Church site seeing

Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz church is one of my favorite churches in manila. Being there i can feel the peaceful and calmness.

After mass at the San Lorenzo Ruiz church you can walk your way to do your shopping in Divisoria, the place to go where prices of quality curtains, blankets, garments & household utensils are cheapest.

Nice place to stop and relax for a while. Skateboarders use this as a spot in the afternoon.

Nice place at the oldest Chinatown in the world - manila Chinatown. Great park.

Its a Small Park around Binondo, Manila. Main stop and walk thru divisoria area.

Historical place. Nice cool park away from the busy Divisoria.

Nice park

Nor really like it coz congestion here from 10 am 8 pm

For chines food, myrang damit and gamit to buy.