Description
Having served as the National Capital Region's capital city for 27 years until June 24, 1976, Quezon City houses some of the metro's most important historical monuments, government and administrative offices, and commercial, recreational, and business hubs. At the heart of the expansive bustling city lies the art deco–style memorial deducated to former president Manuel L. Quezon, whom the city borrows its name from. Located betweeen the norther provinces and the National Capital Region's other highly urbanized cities, Quezon City is a colorful mix of residential, business, shopping, leisure, and school districts, as well as some of the metro's vital green spaces and home-based food strips.
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How to get there
location_place_name=&location_address=&location_place_id=ChIJd0270sXOlzMREUQRimL6JIo&location_lat=0&location_lng=0&travel_mode=Air&travel_mode_icon=/sites/default/files/2022-02/how_to_get_there_airport.png&description=<p>Fly to NAIA International Airport, drive approx. 25.8 km to Quezon City Hall<br />
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Location
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