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Simply put, there is no busier city on earth than Manila. The capital city of the Phillippines is just one part of the bustling 'Metro Manila' region, which includes no fewer than sixteen cities. While its population of just over 1.6 million may seem paltry in comparison to other capitals, the fact that those people are contained within only 38.5 kilometres makes Manila the most densely populated place in the world. When combined with the wider region, the city boasts 12 million inhabitants.

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For those visitors looking for a quiet getaway, Manila should most certainly not be the first port of call. For tourists who thrive on a bustling and chaotic urban environment, however, it is near perfect. As might be expected from a capital city, there are a wide variety of places to explore with a rental car and a whole host of potential shopping, dining and entertainment experiences. Public transportation in the city is not the best, however, so those brave souls who are willing to brave the city's streets should look into one of the many car rental options available.

Many visitors to Manila go straight to the Intramuros district, in order to view the old stone citadel built by the Spanish in the 16th century. You can easily reach this area by booking your rental car directly from the airport. For those with a more modern taste in culture, however, the excellent Manila Contemporary art gallery is within easy reach of public transport or rental car, and is situated on Chino Roces Avenue. Of course, no trip to the Phillippines would be complete without a look at Imelda Marcos' infamous shoe collection, which, believe it or not, is preserved in its entirety at the Marikina Shoe Museum, situated in the heart of the city's shoemaking district. After taking in other examples of Manila's quirky museums and galleries, many tourists will then want to sample one of Manila's mega-malls, such as the newly renovated SM City North EDSA in Quezon.