The Dining Room offers an organic, wholesome, farm-to-table experience for those looking for healthy, organic eats. It is nestled in the 12-hectare Gourmet Farms and specializes in Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. It also offers farm tours and is a popular choice for weddings.

Yoki’s Farm is a family-owned farm that covers 10 hectares. It was founded in 1996 as a hobby, but was opened in 2016 to the public. It now has 3 major walking attractions: the Museum of the Antique Collections, the Hydroponic Vegetable Farm, and the Animal Sanctuary of Domestic and Exotic Animals. They provide sanctuary to an amazingly colorful assortment of birds and mammals that range from cute and furry to cool and scaly. The farm also has a newly opened bed & breakfast called The Farm Table, where guests can enjoy all-day breakfast meals from different cuisines.

iMusix Place offers a chill karaoke spot for those looking to kick back and just belt out their best tunes to their favorite hits. The venue also serves as an events space for different occasions, with live band nights.

Discover historical relics and documents in the GBR Museum. The privately owned and managed by the Geronimo Berenguer de los Reyes Jr. Foundation, which was named after the Filipino entrepreneur, philantropist, and art collector. The museum has a fascinating collection of historical images, maps, books, documents and relics.

The 41st Division Shrine commemorates all the servicemen of the Philippine Army under the United States Army Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) who died in training or battle during World War II. It contains statues as well as epitaphs of the deceased in memoriam.

Pasonanca Park offers a relaxing reprieve. It has swimming pools, a tree house, and a garden park called Pasonanca Park La Jardin de Maria Clara Lobregat and Butterfly Park, which was named after the late mayor, Maria Clara Lobregat.

The 50-feet-tall statue of Our Lady of Manaoag is tucked in the charming Tierra de Maria. The chapel and shrine also has a panoramic view deck, making it a religious and tourist destination in one.

Take a romantic walk through an assortment of flower farms and herb gardens at The Flower Farm. Founded in 1983 by Ging de los Reyes, the 7.2-hectare flower nursery grows over 40 varieties of chrysanthemums and 20 varieties of gerberas floral varieties not found elsewhere in the country. The farm also serves as one of the country's premier florists and flower suppliers with export-quality blooms.

Play golf with the Taal Volcano in the background at Tagaytay Highlands' Golf Course. Home to the exclusive Tagaytay Highlands International Golf Club and the Tagaytay Midlands Golf Club, it boasts an 18-hole championship golf course set in a high, scenic elevation that makes for a unique golfing getaway.

Mahogany Beef Market & Bulalohan is Tagaytay's central beef hub - whether it's raw beef cuts, or hot bulalo (beef stew), the market is a good place to get both. It is lined with different bulalo shops but also has a separate section where dry goods and produce are found.