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Venice in Manila? Yup! Feel the Venice vibe at Venice Grand Canal Mall in Mckinley Hill. 


How many of us are actually dreaming of visiting Venice, Italy? While it's not impossible, we know that it's going to be hard for the most of us to travel to Europe.


I've gone to Las Vegas and took pictures with the Venetian Hotel (Outside, Inside) which has a similar concept to this mall so I felt no urgency in visiting this when I heard the news that it's open. 

By the way, there's also one in Macau called the Venetian Macao, the largest casino in the world and a sister to the one in Vegas, Venetian Las Vegas. I want to visit Macau someday just so I can feel Vegas once more. 'Cause aside from Venetian, I know they also have Wynn, MGM, Hard Rock, Rio, Parisian there too. 


Back to the Philippines. Take note that as of this posting, some parts of Venice Grand Canal Mall are still under construction. :)


I was here on a weekday morning at around 11 so notice that there weren't a lot of people yet. Going there on a weekend? Good luck. 

For Northerners like moi, it's just too hard to travel from the North to South these days that you'd think twice whether or not places like this are worth the hassle. 

So, is it?

I'll say yes.

If you're someone who has always been wanting to feel what it's like to be in Venice with the gondolas, rialto bridge, canals then go here. This is the closest to Venice place that you can visit for now here in Manila. Who knows? This might be your lucky charm.


If you want more then head out to Venice Piazza, 'cause there you'll see a replica of Piazza San Marco/ St. Mark's Square.


Gondola rides.
I think the rate is P 500.00/person. 


#popart #selfie... when you're stuck in #taguig. 😓 #gondola
A photo posted by Tin Gallemaso (@xtintina) on Oct 12, 2016 at 3:22am PDT
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Walking around the Bonifacio Highstreet Area, what would you see?

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Korean Cultural Center of the Philippines' Library

Despite the fact that I've been to KCC for so many times, it's only my first time visiting the library. And I don't know if this is prohibited or what but my friend and I took pictures when we went there. 





내 뒤에 책들이 다 읽을 수 있을까?
 I'm still far from being fluent with Korean but I'm glad that I'm now able to understand some.

Anyone can enter the library to read books or watch Kdramas. I think, you're not just allowed to a borrow anything if you're not a library member nor a student.
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Interact.
Explore the whole area as if you were a child again.
Be curious and appreciate all the exhibits, they're fun and amazing!

I saw some kids just playing with their Ipad and other gadgets while inside. SAYANG!!
This is Aedi, she (?) welcomes all the visitors.
Leave now if you want.

The next part would be, yes, the Mind Museum but sad to say, I'm also included in most of the pictures. So if you don't want to see my vanity, feel free to close the window or visit another blog. LOL!

But in case you won't mind, you're welcome.
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My friend and I decided to visit the Mind Museum at Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.

Rates:

P 720.00 (?) for a whole day pass, I don't really recommend getting this unless there are so much people who are visiting too that you'd have to wait before your turn in trying out an experiment. Three hours is enough to explore the place and watch the two videos.

P 600.00 for an adult pass
P 450.00 for a private student pass
P 150.00 for a public student pass

*Students: bring a valid ID or any proof that you're enrolled.




If an open mouth is a sign of astonishment. 
Just imagine how amazed I am while trying everything out.
I've always wanted a picture inside a soap bubble.
 However, since it was so hot, the bubble would pop fast so I had no chance to look at the camera and I had to protect my eyes from the soap.


Funny how I get excited so easily by just this.
 You are to place those rubber sticks to mimic how a dam works.



Peep through this and have a chance to experience how animals are seeing things.


You whisper something in the yellow plate and the person on the other side of the dome would hear.
Pretty much like what I saw on the movie, Arthur.

My friend told me that there was a boy following us because he's enjoying watching me and copying everything I do.
 True enough, I really saw him and his parents on every playground exhibit I went at.

When visiting places like this, us, adults should really bring with us our inquisitiveness. 


After about an hour of playing, it was almost 12 nn so we had to line up to enter the museum.
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