Quezon City Metro Manila, Philippines Travel Guide
Embrace nature within Quezon City's green spaces and beyond.
La Mesa Eco Park displays light walking and jogging trails within its forested areas. The difficulty is easy. No challenging trekking routes are available.
Paddle boating or row boating are available at La Mesa Eco Park. Swimming is possible at hotel pools or private resorts within Quezon City.
A short zipline is available at La Mesa Eco Park. Major adventure sports typically need travel outside Metro Manila.
Always wear appropriate gear for outdoor activities. Be aware of your surroundings, especially during cycling or walking in parks.
Learn more about Filipino culture through engaging experiences.
Smart Araneta Coliseum and Kia Theatre occasionally display cultural performances, folk dance groups, or concerts featuring Filipino artists.
University of the Philippines Diliman often stages cultural events, plays, and concerts by student groups or the UP College of Music/Fine Arts.
Quezon City Day (August 19) celebrates the city's founding. Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino (Philippine Film Festival) shows local films during The month of september. Christmas Season features lively celebrations and Simbang Gabi.
Catch live shows at Kia Theatre or Smart Araneta Coliseum, from concerts to cultural dances.
Explore UP Diliman for student productions, art exhibits, and film screenings.
Experience Quezon City Day and the festive Christmas season with traditional celebrations.
Find your calm in the middle of the urban bustle with these wellness options.
No beaches exist in Quezon City. Many accommodations and resorts within the city display swimming pools for guests.
Some private clubs may display day passes for pool access.
Consider hotel spas for a luxurious urban a break without leaving the city.
Enjoy a range of massage options, from Swedish to traditional Filipino hilot.
Many hotels and larger gyms provide fitness facilities for workouts.
Find numerous salons for hair, nails, and other beauty services across the city.
Quezon City comes alive after dark with a variety of entertainment options.
Eastwood City includes various popular nightclubs and dance bars.
Tomas Morato / Timog Avenue: A dense concentration of bars, pubs, and KTV (karaoke) establishments.
Many restaurants and cafes in Eastwood City and Tomas Morato operate late. 24/7 convenience shops and some fast-food outlets are widely available.
Modern township with a lively nightlife, dance clubs, and international dining.
A hub for live music, KTV bars, and diverse restaurants, popular with locals.
KTV bars are a favorite late-night activity, found in entertainment districts.
Always travel with a group or use ride-sharing services for late-night outings.
Discover unique finds and local products in Quezon City's diverse shopping landscape.
Handicrafts (wood carvings, woven products), local delicacies (dried mangoes, ube products, polvoron), clothing (Barong Tagalog, Filipiniana), and pearls.
High-end international brands are mainly found in Makati or Bonifacio Global City. Some premium brands are available in flagship malls like SM North EDSA and Trinoma.
Support local artisans and businesses directly. Find items made from sustainable materials. Research brands for fair trade practices.
Bargain respectfully in traditional markets. Always check product quality and authenticity.
