About Greenbelt Park
Greenbelt Park is an urban public park within the Greenbelt commercial complex in Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila. Developed as part of the Ayala Center master plan, it provides landscaped green space amid shopping malls and office towers. The park features tropical gardens, a koi pond, open lawns, and the Santo Niño de Paz Chapel. It serves as a leisure and events venue for residents, workers, and visitors in Makati's central business district.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a landscaped tropical park set between Greenbelt 3 and Greenbelt 5 malls in central Makati. The park has paved walkways, shaded seating, manicured lawns, palm and flowering trees, and a central koi pond. The domed Santo Niño de Paz Chapel is located within the park grounds. The environment is calm relative to the surrounding business district, with views of mall facades and office buildings. Areas to explore include garden paths, pond viewing areas, and open lawn spaces used for relaxation and small events.
Key highlights
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Central koi pond with viewing decks
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Santo Niño de Paz Chapel within the park
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Tropical landscaped gardens and mature trees
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Open lawns for relaxation and informal gatherings
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Direct connection to Greenbelt malls and dining areas
History of Greenbelt Park
Greenbelt Park was developed as part of the Ayala Center master-planned central business district in Makati from the 1980s onward. It was designed to integrate public green open space with the Greenbelt shopping, dining and office complex, providing a landscaped park and chapel amenity within the commercial core.
Culture & Context
The park serves as a green oasis and community gathering space in Makati's central business district, used daily by office workers, residents and visitors for leisure, and for religious services at the Santo Niño de Paz Chapel, reflecting the integration of nature, commerce and community life in the city.
Route
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