The Araneta Coliseum was built in the 1960's and is the main sport and entertainment center in Quezon City. It opened with the championship boxing match between Filipino Gabriel "Flash" Elorde and American Harold Gomes. The arena has a seating capacity of over 16,000 and over 20,000 with Standing Room Only. Among it it's regular tenants are the Philippine Basketball Association, National Collegiate Athletic Association and University Athletic Association of the Philippines basketball games. It has also hosted a number of international music artists over the years and the annual Binibining Pilipinas beauty pagent.
Written Nov 23, 2010
Address: Cubao, Quezon City
Center for dining and shopping. This city boasts for its numerous malls within it. Coming from South, you will be welcomed by series of malls and dining places at Cubao, here you will find budget-friendly malls such as Farmers' Plaza and Ali Mall, or even high-rated malls such as Gateway, and Rustan's. Watch see a movie at Gateway cinema offering you both 3D and 2D movies at very affordable price. Around the biggest dome of the country, you can choose among hundreds of great restaurants to dine. Or if you want fresh picks of seafoods and vegetables, Farmers Market is just across the big dome.
Traveling further you will reach North EDSA malls starting from TriNoma and right across it is one of the top 5 biggest malls in the country (and still expanding), the SM North EDSA.
If you are only into dining and some wine and beer, head on to Timog. Getting within the Tomas Morato area, you'd be welcomed by hundreds, if not thousands, of fine dining restaurants, bars, grills and fast foods. It's all up to you where to go, whether you want go Asian, European or American, Timog can cater whatever your tongue craves for the day.
Great finds, great price, and good food all in one place.
Written May 3, 2010
Address: Quezon City
When some Manila vters decided to go for a weekend escapade just within the city, I took the chance to suggest La Mesa Eco PArk. I know this park is a destination for all of us who just wanted a day of getting away from it all. This 33-hectare park has amenities for all the visitors to enjoy their green escapade.
Some of the amenities are: swimming pool, biking trail, fishing lagoon, boating lagoon, fitness and nature trail, flower terraces, orchidarium, butterfly hatchery, amphitheater, picnic ground under the shade of tall trees, etc.
Visitors can bring their own food for them to enjoy a whole day of a worry-free and green day experience.
Entrance fee for QC residents is P40; P50 for non-QC residents.
Written Jun 20, 2007
Address: North Fairview, QC
4.5 hours of relaxing in Ace Water Hydrotherapy Spa is worth the price of entry (P550/pax). They have different features like the heated pools, jacuzzi, jet massage and the hot herbal pools. The most relaxing feature is the lavender and mint scented hot herbal pools. The place is clean and well-lit and there are enough staff to assist you and guide you through the process.
My niece enjoyed playing among the bubbles generated by the water jets!
It is required that every patron wear spandex bathing suits so that one's modesty maybe preserved despite the strong jets of water! :D If you don't own a suit you can hire a pair at the Spa! But it is more practical to buy one because you'll be using it again and again! The place is truly relaxing. Just what the doctor ordered for stressed out professionals!
Written Feb 1, 2007
Address: 399 Del Monte Avenue (near corner Banaue st.) SFDM
Phone: 367-8041, 367-8062, 415-0164
Oh, yes. Intestines or Isaw.
Yes, Isaw. I've actually started eating isaws when I started college. Yes, it sounds really yucky but it's one of the greats about the city. It's available on almost everywhere around the country but a good place to have them is right in QC. Many travel shows did feature isaw as from QC. It's a good try but not for the weak stomach.
Yes, it takes some time before you'll enjoy eating it...
Written Oct 7, 2006
Address: Ilang-Ilang or Kalayaan Dormitories, UP Diliman
This is a beautiful place to hold weddings and receptions, parties and other special occassions. It boasts of rainforest-like atmosphere complete with giant ferns, water features and exotic birds.
Written Feb 1, 2007
Address: 69 Cenacle Drive, Sanville Subd., Quezon City
Phone: (632) 925-0020, (632) 926-2493
Website: http://www.fernwoodgarden.com/index.html
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Q: hello! tanong ko lang po kung may idea kayo how much ang taxi ride from gateway to sm fairview? gano po katgal ang commute if...

A: taxi, approx 30 mins - 105-120 piso PUV 44 to 61 minutes - less than 30 piso
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Manila Vters Green Getaway: La Mesa Eco Park

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I can't say much about Quezon City. I've been living here for 3/4 of my life. It's a heck one busy city yet not as busy as some of the cities in the metro. It's a meltingpot of people and you have to...
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The University of the Philippines is the premier university in the Philippines. The Quezon City campus is the biggest campus in the system. It's a good place to see huge old Acacias. The UP Fair is a...
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