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You haven’t truly been to Quezon City if you’ve not yet eaten in some of the the city’s popular food spots. Food lovers flock to Maginhawa Street for scrumptious and sometimes unique finds.
Quezon City is also the site of a coliseum that once had the largest dome in Asia – Araneta Coliseum. It’s where legendary events like the “Thrilla in Manila” were held, and where concerts, sporting events, and beauty pageants continue to draw and enthrall audiences from here and abroad.
QC, as it is also known, is home to a lot of premier educational institutions such as the University of the Philippines-Diliman and the Ateneo de Manila University.
It’s best to go to Quezon City during December, as the University of the Philippines holds several events during this time. The best thing to see would be the UP Lantern Parade, which features lanterns made by UP’s different colleges.
There are no direct flights to Quezon City. From the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, you can either take a cab to either the MRT3 or the LRT1 to get to Quezon City.
You can also get to Quezon City via the MRT3. From the Taft station of the MRT, you can get off either at Araneta Center Cubao, GMA Kamuning, Quezon Avenue, or North Avenue, depending on where you’re headed.
You can also take the LRT1. From the Baclaran or EDSA station, you can get off at Balintawak or Roosevelt, depending on where you’re headed. You can also ride a jeepney, bus, cab, or van to get to Quezon City.
You’ll need to travel to Batangas Port or specific Manila Port before doing land travel, in order to reach Quezon City.
Articles about Quezon City
Another great benefit for solo parents that you can avail in Quezon City!