You can reach Ayala Tower One via the MRT (nearest station is Ayala Station) and then a short walk or jeepney ride. Buses also ply Ayala Avenue. For those coming from McKinley Hill, a combination of jeepney and walking might be the most budget-friendly option.

Yes, there are parking facilities available within the Ayala Tower One and Exchange Plaza complex. Some office spaces for lease even include parking slots. +1

Yes, Glorietta is within walking distance of Ayala Tower One. It's a pleasant walk, especially if you go through Ayala Triangle Gardens.

From NAIA (Ninoy Aquino International Airport), you can take a taxi or a ride-sharing service directly to Ayala Tower One. Alternatively, you can take an airport bus towards Makati and then transfer to a local jeepney or taxi. The travel time can vary significantly depending on traffic.

While there aren't direct public shuttle services specifically to Ayala Tower One, many corporate offices within the complex may offer internal shuttle services for their employees. It's best to check with specific companies if you are visiting for business. +1

Ayala Tower One and Exchange Plaza are primarily office buildings. Public access is generally limited to the ground floor lobbies and common areas. If you have a business appointment, you will likely need to register at the reception. +1

As it's a business complex, the main office hours are typically from Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. However, common areas and some retail establishments might have extended hours.

No, Ayala Triangle Gardens is a public park and is free to enter. It's a great spot for relaxation and enjoying nature within the city. +1

Nielson Tower houses a cafe and is generally accessible to the public during its operating hours. You can visit to enjoy a coffee or meal without needing a prior appointment.

Visitors may be required to present identification and register at the security desk before being granted access to the office floors. Dress code might also be enforced in some corporate settings. +1

You can explore the adjacent Ayala Triangle Gardens, visit the historic Nielson Tower, admire the modern architecture, and dine at various restaurants in the vicinity. It's also a hub for business meetings and corporate events. +1

Absolutely! The modern architecture of the towers, the greenery of Ayala Triangle Gardens, and the vibrant city lights at night offer fantastic photo opportunities. +1

Yes, the area is filled with dining options, from casual cafes within the complex and Nielson Tower to a wide array of restaurants in nearby malls like Glorietta and Greenbelt.

Ayala Tower One houses numerous corporate offices for leading companies, financial institutions, and multinational corporations. It's a prime location in the Makati Central Business District. +3

Yes, the area is generally well-lit and patrolled by security, making it safe for evening strolls. The city lights create a beautiful ambiance.

You'll find diverse options, including cafes like the one in Nielson Tower, and restaurants within the complex and nearby malls. Stuff'd, known for kebabs and burritos, is located in One Ayala. +1

While it's a business district, you can find more affordable eats in the food courts of nearby malls like Glorietta and Greenbelt, or by exploring smaller eateries a few blocks away from the main towers.

Yes, places like Stuff'd in One Ayala offer healthy choices like kebabs and salads. Many cafes and restaurants in the area also provide healthy meal options.

While the towers are primarily offices, the surrounding area and nearby hotels offer a selection of fine dining establishments. For specific restaurants within the complex, it's best to check current listings.

You can find a wide range of cuisines, from local Filipino dishes to international favorites like Italian, Japanese, and Middle Eastern, catering to diverse tastes.

Capture the modern architecture of the towers, the lush landscapes of Ayala Triangle Gardens, and the city skyline, especially at dusk or night. Nielson Tower also offers a unique historical backdrop. +2

Early mornings offer soft, natural light and fewer crowds. Evenings are magical with the city lights and any seasonal decorations. +1

Drone usage is generally restricted in urban business districts like Makati due to safety and privacy regulations. It's advisable to check with local authorities or building management before attempting to fly a drone.

A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the scale of the buildings and gardens. A telephoto lens can be useful for details or distant cityscapes. A tripod is recommended for low-light photography at night.

Influencers often highlight the panoramic views from higher floors (if accessible), the well-manicured paths in Ayala Triangle Gardens, and the iconic Nielson Tower. +1