Quezon Memorial Circle

The Quezon Memorial Circle is a national stop situated in Quezon City. The park is situated inside a huge movement hover in the state of an oval and limited by the Elliptical Road. Its fundamental component is a 66-meter tall tomb containing the remaining parts of Manuel L. Quezon, the second authority President of the Philippines and the first of a globally perceived free Philippines, and his significant other, First Lady Aurora Quezon.

This area will be the road arrangement for the affirmed Manila Metro Rail Transit System Line 7 named Quezon Memorial MRT Station and the station will be underground. "Circle", as local people call it, has been experiencing huge changes so as to draw in more vacationers both nearby and outside. Because of these beautification endeavors of the nearby government the quantity of guests is consistently increasing.

The long block person on foot street prompting the dedication is fixed with peddler stands offering keepsakes, tidbits, refreshments, and incidental shopping where you can purchase things like smaller than normal cacti. During the day, the recreation center and encompassing territory is an awesome place for a run. Around evening time, the place of worship illuminates with vivid neon lights and a moving light wellspring. There is a great deal to see and much to do.