#Quezon City
Articles tagged with «Quezon City».
2027 Palarong Pambansa: Quezon City Hosting and Event Profile
The 67th Palarong Pambansa will be held in Quezon City in 2027, featuring 35 sports disciplines and student-athletes from across the Philipp...
Mariana, Quezon City: History, geography and development of the New Manila barangay
Mariana is a historic urban barangay in Quezon City, part of the New Manila development established by Doña Magdalena Hemady in the 1920s.
Camp Aguinaldo: History, geography and role as AFP headquarters
Camp Aguinaldo is the AFP general headquarters in Quezon City, established in 1935. This article covers its history, land area, and administ...
Tatalon: History and geography of the Quezon City barangay
Tatalon is a barangay in Quezon City, Philippines. It was carved out of Caloocan in 1939 and is known for its low-lying, flood-prone geograp...
Asian Institute of Computer Studies: History, Campuses and Academic Profile
Profile of the Asian Institute of Computer Studies (AICS), a private higher education institution in Quezon City founded in 1996.
Tandang Sora Avenue: Route, History and Infrastructure in Quezon City
Major east-west thoroughfare in Quezon City, formerly Banlat Road, featuring MRT-7 integration and C-5 connectivity.
Kalayaan College: History, Academics and Closure
Kalayaan College was a private university in Quezon City, Philippines, established in 2000 and closed in 2022 after 22 years of operation.
Katipunan Avenue: History, Infrastructure and Urban Development
Major avenue in Quezon City, Philippines, connecting UP Diliman to White Plains. Part of N11, N129 and C-5.
Welcome Rotonda: History, Protests and Urban Role in Quezon City
Welcome Rotonda is a historic roundabout in Quezon City, site of the 1984 Marcos-era protest dispersal and a key transportation hub.
Kamuning Footbridge: Design, Controversy and Replacement
Profile of the controversial Kamuning Footbridge in Quezon City, its 'Mount Kamuning' nickname, and the 2026 replacement project.
PAGASA Observatory: History, Telescope and Public Access
The PAGASA Observatory in Quezon City hosts the Philippines' largest operational telescope, established in 1954.
Granada Street: History, Culinary Scene and Parol Row
Granada Street in Quezon City: history, parol vendors, dining and bike lanes.
Gilmore Avenue: Road History, IT Hub Development and Infrastructure
Gilmore Avenue in Quezon City is a major one-way road known for its computer retail hub and connection to Greenhills.
Asian College: History, Campuses and Academic Profile
Asian College is a private Philippine institution founded in 1972, with campuses in Quezon City and Dumaguete.
Feliciano Belmonte Jr.: Political Career and Public Service
Profile of Feliciano Belmonte Jr., former Speaker of the House and Mayor of Quezon City.
Morning Sun Eatery: Ilocano cuisine and Michelin recognition in Quezon City
Morning Sun Eatery is a Quezon City carinderia specializing in Ilocano dishes. It received a 2025 Bib Gourmand award.
Iglesia ni Cristo Central Temple: Architecture, Capacity and Heritage in Quezon City
The INC Central Temple in Quezon City is the flagship church of the Iglesia ni Cristo, featuring Gothic architecture and a capacity of 7,000...
Batasang Pambansa Complex: Architecture, history and facilities of the Philippine House of Representatives
The Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon City is the seat of the Philippine House of Representatives, featuring a 16-hectare campus with hist...
Capital of the Philippines: History, Planning and Proposals
History of the Philippine capital from Manila to Quezon City, Burnham plans, and modern relocation proposals.
Solaire Resort: Integrated Resorts in Parañaque and Quezon City
Solaire Resort is a Philippine integrated resort chain with properties in Parañaque and Quezon City, operated by Bloomberry Resorts Corporat...