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Recently, a promenade was constructed along the bay beside Roxas
Manila Bay is considered one of the best natural harbors in Southeast Asia. With a coastline of 190 km, the bay extends from Bataan to the north and the province of Cavite to the south. Scattered along the shores are a number of beaches, resorts, foliages, and volcanoes. The most popular segment of the bay is the part in Manila where Fort Santiago, the old Spanish fort, still stands. The SM Mall of Asia (MOA) is the third-largest mall in the world near the coastal road to Cavite. The walled city of Intramuros, the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Star City, and the United States Embassy are also popular tourist destinations.
Every day, hundreds of tourists and Metro Manila residents come here to jog, stroll around, bike, skate, listen to music from live acoustic bands, sample the foods from a row of restaurants and snack areas, or simply watch the breathtaking Manila Bay sunset. Further south Roxas Boulevard and near the coastal road to Cavite stands the third-largest mall in the world.
