#Manila

Articles tagged with «Manila».

Rivers & Lakes
Arroceros Urban Forest Park: History, Ecology and Urban Conservation in Manila
Arroceros Urban Forest Park is Manila's only nature park, a 2.2-hectare urban green space in Ermita with a complex history of conservation b...
Bridges & Roads
Quirino Avenue: Route, History and Urban Infrastructure in Manila
Quirino Avenue is a major divided highway in Manila, Philippines, connecting Nagtahan Bridge to Roxas Boulevard.
Barangays & Settlements
Inner Fort barangays: Disambiguation
Wikimedia disambiguation page for Inner Fort barangays in Manila.
Bridges & Roads
Victorino Mapa Street: Route, History and Urban Infrastructure in Manila
Overview of Victorino Mapa Street in Santa Mesa, Manila, covering its route, history, and role in the city's road network.
Bridges & Roads
Pablo Ocampo Street: Route, Landmarks and Urban Infrastructure in Manila
Overview of Pablo Ocampo Street in Manila, its route to Makati, landmarks like Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, and traffic patterns.
Bridges & Roads
MacArthur Bridge: History, Structure and Urban Role in Manila
Overview of the MacArthur Bridge in Manila, its history replacing the Santa Cruz Bridge, and its role in the Black Nazarene procession.
Bridges & Roads
Padre Faura Street: Route, Landmarks and Urban History in Manila
Padre Faura Street is a one-way westbound road in Manila, connecting Paco Park to Roxas Boulevard, home to the Supreme Court and UP Manila.
Universities & Education
Technological University of the Philippines: History, Academics and Institutional Profile
Profile of the Technological University of the Philippines (TUP), a state university established in 1901 in Manila with campuses across Luzo...
Bridges & Roads
Quezon Bridge: History, Engineering and Urban Role in Manila
Overview of the Quezon Bridge in Manila, its Art Deco design, construction history and role in crossing the Pasig River.
Bridges & Roads
United Nations Avenue: Route, Landmarks and Urban History in Manila
United Nations Avenue is a major east-west thoroughfare in Manila, linking Ermita to Paco. Home to the WHO headquarters and historic hotels.
Universities & Education
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila: History, Academics and Institutional Profile
Profile of PLM, the first tuition-free municipal university in the Philippines, established in 1965 in Intramuros.
Bridges & Roads
Anda Circle and the Anda Monument
History and infrastructure of the Anda Monument and Anda Circle interchange in Manila, Philippines.
Rivers & Lakes
Isla de Convalecencia: River Island and Hospicio de San José
Small river island in Pasig River, Manila, home to Hospicio de San José and Philippine Coast Guard detachment.
Bridges & Roads
Mendiola Street: Route, Protests and Political History in Manila
Mendiola Street in Manila is a historic thoroughfare leading to Malacañang Palace, known for major political protests and massacades.
Bridges & Roads
Remedios Circle: History, Nightlife and Urban Role in Malate
Remedios Circle in Malate, Manila: history from cemetery to nightlife hub, LGBTQ+ cruising spot, and cultural significance.
Universities & Education
Adamson University: History, Academics and Alumni
Profile of Adamson University in Manila, a private Catholic institution founded in 1932 with autonomous status and notable alumni.
Bridges & Roads
Tutuban Center: Heritage, Transit and Commercial Development
Tutuban Center is a shopping complex and transit hub in Manila, featuring the historic 1887 PNR station and planned railway interchange.
History & Culture
Flag Act (Philippines): Act No. 1696 and the Ban on National Symbols
Act No. 1696 of 1907 banned the Philippine flag and Katipunan symbols under American rule until its repeal in 1919.
Cities & Municipalities
Nicknames of Manila: Historical Monikers and Cultural Identity
Explore the history and meaning behind Manila's nicknames, from Pearl of the Orient to Capital of Fun.
Universities & Education
Adamson Lady Falcons volleyball
The Adamson Lady Falcons are the women's collegiate varsity volleyball team of Adamson University in Manila, competing in the UAAP.