One of the iconic landmarks in Zamboanga. Security only allows picture-taking. Inside, there is a small garden at the center, which shows a more detailed architectural design of the building. The floor in the upper deck is made out of wood. The mezzanine that can be seen outside is also accessible, but be mindful to observe silence when roaming around. The entire facility is clean and well-kept. It is also well lit at night. Zamboanga City Hall is great for tourists to visit.

– Romeo P.

One of the few places not listed on my itinerary plan, but due to unprecedented circumstances I was able to travel here and explore the city. It a good day, the streets are always crowded especially the downtown area but in every street corner there is a policemen station for security and protection. Store owners/sales staff are very much willing to assist you in every way. The rabbis who often be seen at the promenade are very much polite and willing to assist and provide you direction and answers to questions about the culture and history of the city itself.

– Junar Hupanda

Zamboanga is quite a place.. smells like crab everywhere 😊. The tricycles are EXPENSIVE! Point to point is from P80-100! Taxis are rare. No wonder there's a lot of motorcycles. They have policemen one few blocks.. so we felt safe. It's really hot in the are too…. And you should bring umbrella as it's really gets hot when you want to see places here.. very few trees though. But I like Zamboanga.

– Via salenga