Things to Do at Session Road
Complete Guide to Session Road in Baguio
About Session Road
What to See & Do
SM City Baguio
The largest shopping mall in Northern Luzon, featuring international and local brands, dining options, and entertainment facilities including cinemas and an ice skating rink
Night Market
A vibrant evening market along Harrison Road (parallel to Session Road) offering local handicrafts, souvenirs, street food, and bargain shopping from 6 PM onwards
Local Cafes and Restaurants
Numerous establishments serving everything from traditional Filipino cuisine to international fare, including famous local specialties like strawberry taho and Baguio longganisa
Baguio Cathedral (Our Lady of Atonement)
The iconic pink cathedral at the top of Session Road, accessible via a steep stairway and offering panoramic views of the city
Street Performers and Artists
Local musicians, artists, and performers who regularly showcase their talents along the street, creating a lively cultural atmosphere
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Session Road is accessible 24/7, but most shops operate from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Restaurants and bars may stay open later, especially on weekends
Tickets & Pricing
No entrance fee required - it's a public street. Individual attractions and establishments have their own pricing
Best Time to Visit
Late afternoon to evening (4:00 PM - 8:00 PM) for the best atmosphere, cooler temperatures, and to experience both day and night activities
Suggested Duration
2-4 hours for a leisurely walk and exploration, or a full day if combining with shopping and dining
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
Baguio's central park featuring a man-made lake with boat rentals, cycling paths, gardens, and recreational facilities, just a 5-minute walk from Session Road
A bustling traditional market selling fresh produce, local delicacies, handicrafts, and souvenirs, located just off Session Road
A popular park known for horseback riding, pine trees, and the famous 'Pool of Pines' - a scenic area perfect for photos
The official summer residence of the President of the Philippines, featuring beautiful gardens and Spanish colonial architecture
An observation deck offering panoramic views of the mining town of Itogon and the surrounding Cordillera mountains