Quezon Memorial Circle
This giant circular park is home to a tall monument honouring President Manuel Quezon, and kids love exploring its wide paths and open green spaces.
Quezon City is one of the most exciting and bustling places in the entire Philippines. It is home to more people than any other city in the country, and its streets are always alive with students, artists, journalists, and families going about their busy days. For nearly three decades, this was actually where the Philippine government was officially based, and that proud history still shapes the city’s confident, energetic spirit.
The city has something incredible for everyone. Nature lovers can visit a wildlife sanctuary tucked right into the urban landscape, where pythons and colourful birds live alongside the city’s millions of residents. Sports fans and music lovers dream of stepping inside a legendary arena that has witnessed some of the greatest moments in boxing and basketball history. Meanwhile, a beautiful university campus complete with a peaceful lagoon feels like a world of its own.
Quezon City is vibrant, green, and endlessly surprising. Once you visit, it is very hard to forget.
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Quezon City is the most populous city in the Philippines by its own city boundaries and serves as home to many government offices, universities, and TV studios.
Quezon City was actually the capital of the Philippines from 1948 to 1976 before the capital was moved back to Manila!
This giant circular park is home to a tall monument honouring President Manuel Quezon, and kids love exploring its wide paths and open green spaces.
Eastwood is a buzzing live-work-play district packed with shops, restaurants, and outdoor events that light up beautifully at night.
This nature sanctuary right in the middle of a big city is home to rescued animals like pythons, monkeys, and many colourful birds.
One of the most famous universities in Southeast Asia, its beautiful tree-lined campus also has a lagoon where students row boats and relax.
Once called the 'Birthplace of Champions,' this giant dome arena has hosted legendary boxing matches, concerts, and basketball games for decades.
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