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| − | }}</ref> | + | }}</ref> Malacanang Palace is a major tourist attraction in the city.<ref name="WDGTT277">{{cite book |
| | + | |author= Brian G. Boniface |
| | + | |title= Worldwide Destinations: The Geography of Travel and Tourism |
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| | + | |year= 2001 |
| | + | |pages= p277 |
| | + | |isbn= 0750642319 |
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| | + | }}</ref> It is the former residence of the Marcos family<ref name="WDGTT277"/> and at present the residence of the President of the Philippines. |
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