3 Days Itinerary in Malolos, Philippines - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - Diving Into Malolos’ History
2	Day 2 - Architectural Amble and Local Livelihood
3	Day 3 - Culinary Adventure and Relaxing Finale

Introduction

Get ready to immerse yourself in the rich history, culture, and culinary prowess of Malolos in the Philippines in this 3-day adventure that we have tailored-jus for you. We have made sure to include exciting pitstops from century-old churches to foodie's havens, picturesque streets, and iconic local museums. You’re not just going on a standard sightseeing holiday here, you're embarking on a journey through time!

Day 1 - Diving Into Malolos’ History

Your first day in Malolos will be a forthcoming journey into its historical narrative. Begin your day at the iconic Barasoain Church, often heralded as 'the Cradle of Democracy in the East'. Marvel at its intricately designed interiors potent with historical significance. Just a stroll away is the Malolos Cathedral, another historically significant spot, having been the official Presidential palace once upon a time. Lunch at the nearby Bistro Maloleño for an authentic taste of Bulacan cuisine. End your day at the Museo ng Bulacan, a treasure trove of relics and mementos from Malolos' past. Be ready to be teleported into the city’s rich history.

Day 2 - Architectural Amble and Local Livelihood

On day two, aside from sight-seeing, let's also get a hands-on experience of Malolos’ artisan culture. To kickstart the day, head over to the quaint and picturesque Kamestisuhan Street. Admire the grand old Spanish-era houses, characterized by heir intricate woodwork and stucco designs. Seize the opportunity to visit a local pandayan (blacksmith shop). Get a glimpse of the process involved in making the famous Barasoain Church bell. Satisfy your gastronomic cravings with a visit to Abeto's Paella, renowned for their Spanish-Filipino delicacies. Enthralling history, stunning architecture, and heartwarming local livelihood - Day 2 has got it all!

Day 3 - Culinary Adventure and Relaxing Finale

Your final day in Malolos promises a gastronomic adventure. Begin with a morning visit to Bulacan Sweets and Delicacies, famous for its native pastries and sweets. Post a delicious breakfast, drop by at the Malolos Public Market where fresh produce and warm smiles greet you. Do remember to pick up some pastillas de leche, an iconic sweet treat. Lunch at Pampangueña's for a regional culinary experience. Conclude your visit with a relaxing afternoon at Hardin ng mga Bulaklak (Garden of Flowers). The garden is an embodiment of nature's beauty and tranquility, a perfect ending to your amazing adventure in Malolos.