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Planning a low-key day? Add these laid-back picks to your itinerary in Taguig’s most walkable district.
Bonifacio Global City (BGC) is known for its buzzing nightlife, but there’s a whole different side to explore when the sun’s still up. If you’re wondering what to do in BGC beyond bar-hopping, this popular district is packed with fun activities for couples, friends, or solo days out. Here are six things to do in BGC that prove daytime can be just as exciting as after dark.
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1. Take a Gallery Walk at The M
Located inside MK Tan Centre on 30th Street, The M (more popularly known as the Metropolitan Museum of Manila) has championed Filipino and international art since 1976. The space features dynamic yet airy, minimalist rooms that let each piece breathe. You can wander three floors of ever-rotating contemporary exhibits, from photography retrospectives to socio-political showcases, aligned with its Art for All mission.
The museum is open Tuesdays to Fridays, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and weekends, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Tickets start at ₱300 for general admission, ₱240 for seniors/PWD, and ₱150 for students, while kids aged four and below enter free.
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2. Explore the District on a Moovr E-Bike or E-Scooter
Skip the cab and zip around instead. Moovr PH, the country’s first bike and e-scooter sharing app, has hubs scattered across BGC, including one right at B2, 9th Avenue. Just download the app, top up at least ₱200, scan a vehicle’s QR code, put on a helmet, and ride away.
E-scooters run at ₱45 per 10 minutes and e-bikes at ₱35 per 10 minutes, with rentals good for up to 24 hours or until battery hits 15%. Since it’s self-service, hubs are accessible 24/7, perfect for a spontaneous daytime or evening ride.
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3. Try Pilates at Fit to Live
Situated inside Park West Building, 7th Avenue corner 36th Street, Fit to Live is built for anyone looking to build strength and control at their own pace. Beyond reformer classes, this BASI-certified studio offers physiotherapy, EMS training, and rehab sessions across four skill levels, from Introductory to Advanced. So, first-timers and Pilates regulars both fit right in.
It typically opens as early as 7:00 AM and closes at 8:00 PM daily, but best to check available classes and time slots here.
Standard sessions for 1-on-1 classes start at ₱2,700, specialist sessions at ₱3,300, group classes at ₱1,350, and 2-on-1 at ₱4,200. Package deals and more pricing options are available here.
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4. Do Indoor Golf at GolfX Sports Hub
Swing away rain or shine at GolfX Sports Hub located in CitiPlaza Basement, 34th Street. This indoor golf simulator destination brings championship-level golf indoors using GC Hawk simulators that recreate some of the world’s most exclusive courses.
The BGC branch has 7 Deluxe Bays and 2 Premium Bays, plus a full food and drinks menu for when hunger strikes mid-round. Open daily from 7 AM to 11 PM, rates start at ₱1,800 per hour for a Deluxe Bay and ₱3,000 per hour for a Premium Bay. Free parking is available at Citi Plaza for all GolfX customers.
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5. Gear Up for Laser Tag at LazerXtreme Manila
LazerXtreme, the Philippines’ first-ever laser tag center, has been running battles since 2008, and its 300-square-meter sci-fi arena on the 4th Level of Market! Market! Mall still delivers.
Gear up with HELIOS PRO tech and dash through themed bases like Tron and Avatar, or try NeoXperience, an interactive wall game for a different kind of challenge.
The laser tag center is open Monday to Thursday, 10 AM to 9 PM, and Friday to Sunday, 10 AM to 10 PM. Two games start at ₱650 on weekdays (₱690 weekends), while the play-all-you-can pass costs ₱1,399 per player, Monday to Thursday, 10 AM to 6 PM.
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6. Get Comfy for a Movie at Uptown Tempur Cinema
Skip the usual theater seats and sink into a queen-sized Tempur mattress at Uptown Tempur Cinema instead. As the Philippines’ first bed cinema, this Uptown Mall theater pairs 26 sets of plush comfort with Dolby Atmos sound for a next-level movie date.
Tickets are sold in pairs and typically include food and drinks. The mall’s cinemas run Sunday to Thursday, 10 AM to 10 PM, and Friday to Saturday, 10 AM to 11 PM, though showtimes shift with each film. Rates hover between ₱1,000 and ₱1,900 per person, so it’s best to confirm current pricing before booking.