/ˈkeɪzɒn ˈsɪti/ • The City of Stars
Quezon City is the premier hub for government, education, and entertainment in the Philippines.
Population
2.9M
Residents
Land Area
166 km²
Land Area
GDP Nominal
$92B
Nominal GDP
Global Rank
No. 81
Global City Rank
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Perfect time to explore the city! Enjoy walking around Quezon City and discover its local parks, architectural marvels, and scenic avenues.
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Direct route connects airport terminal to major central stations.
Quezon City stands as the heart of Metro Manila, blending historical significance with rapid urban development.
Diverse
A melting pot of cultures from across the Philippines.
Ample
Home to massive lungs like the Quezon Memorial Circle.
High
Popular for its massive parks and cultural institutions.
Robust
The primary center for broadcasting and technology.
Quezon City has transitioned from rural plains to a bustling political powerhouse.
Established by President Manuel L. Quezon to replace Manila as the capital.
Republic Act No. 333 officially declared it the capital of the Philippines.
The national capital was returned to the City of Manila.
Rapid commercial development transformed the city into a global business hub.
Recognized as a leading metropolitan center for IT and entertainment.
Empirical charts mapping local seasonal variations, long-term urban population growth, and economic sector distribution.
Average temperatures (°C) against average monthly rainfall metrics (mm).
Source: Local meteorology department climatology records.
Historical urban concentration of the metropolitan area.
Source: Official national statistics historical database.
Percentage output breakdown of Quezon City's massive $92B economy.
Source: City Treasury economic forecast index.
From artsy streets to luxury shopping, here is where to be.
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Navigate Quezon City's iconic monuments, royal historical locations, and prestigious world-class museums directly on our live interactive GIS mapping application.
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Iconic art deco mausoleum.
Historic national university campus.
These spots define the character of Quezon City.
A national park containing the mausoleum of President Manuel L. Quezon.
A sprawling green campus known for its massive trees and student life.
The 'Big Dome' is a historical arena for sports and concerts.
A protected area with lakes and indigenous wildlife.
Modern shopping destination with beautiful garden roof decks.
Commemorating the resistance against martial law.
Quezon City is a foodie paradise ranging from street food to fine dining.
Popular grilled chicken or pork intestine street snack.
Traditional meat marinated in vinegar and soy sauce.
Colorful shaved ice dessert with various mix-ins.
Comforting rice porridge perfect for late-night snacks.
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QC compared to global cities
| Metric | New York | London | QC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Food Cost | High | High | Low | |
| Rent | Extreme | High | Low | |
| Transit | Moderate | High | Low |
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