Fly from Amsterdam to Manila with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Amsterdam to Manila and journey from a European hub brimming with colour to one of the world’s oldest cities, abundant with history.
A vibrant destination, Manila is an eclectic mix of bustling markets and colonial architecture, coupled with its status as a launchpad to the 7,000-plus stunning islands of the archipelago nation.
Known as the Pearl of the Orient, travel to Manila with Etihad to experience the capital of the Philippines’ welcoming culture and culinary wonder.
Flying from Amsterdam to Manila: FAQs
Where should I stay in Manila?
Manila has many enticing and fascinating neighbourhoods, which makes it easy to find somewhere to stay in the city. Intramuros is probably the most popular destination and is a great area to stay if you want to experience the city on foot. Meanwhile, Makati has great dining options and an abundance of activities on offer. There are accommodation options to suit every budget, too.
What food is Manila known for?
Manila is known for being a foodie destination thanks to its street food markets and eclectic cuisine. Adobo is the most famous dish in the region, featuring meat, seafood or veggies – but the star of the show is the sauce marinade. Made up of soy sauce, vinegar, pepper, garlic and bay leaves, it’s a distinctive flavour synonymous with Manila and the Philippines.
Top tips for Amsterdam to Manila
Experience Manila’s markets
Trade Amsterdam’s floating flower market and Vlooienmarkt for Manila’s mix of markets and modern malls. A must-visit is Soderno Night Market, located in Ayala. It’s mostly known for its incredible food selection – though shopping for luxury items, clothing and beauty products is also an option. Don’t miss Quinta Market in downtown Manila, which offers an impressive snack selection and food court.
Discover Intramuros
Uncover the historic nerve-centre of Manila in Intramuros. Colonists from Spain established this former walled city in the 16th and 17th centuries. Spend a day admiring the city’s colonial architecture including Fort Santiago, Manila Cathedral and San Agustin Church. Flights to Manila will also allow you to swap Amsterdam’s 140-plus museums for the many to investigate in Intramuros.