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Quezon City has its own tourist belt, found in the once quiet district of Tomas Morató, Roces and Timog Avenues plus a portion of Quezon Avenue which are now dotted with exquisite restaurants, disco houses, night clubs, sauna clinics and other shops.

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Leave your car home and take the M.R.T. to go to MRT

Fare (One-Way): 14 Pesos

From Ayala Station, it takes the M.R.T. exactly 19 minutes to reach GMA-Kamuning Station, where you should go down because the MRT Triangle is just a 5 minute walk from it.

Itinerary: Taft Magallanes Ayala Buendia Guadalupe Boni Shaw Ortigas Santolan Cubao Kamuning Quezon Ave North Ave (End of Line)

Last Trip: 9:50 PM

The MRT Triangle: The Morató-Roces-Timog Triangle

The Morató-Roces-Timog avenues (MRT) Traingle is a popular entertainment area in Quezon City, Metro-Manila (Philippines). Located along Tomas Morató, Alejandro Roces & Timog avenues are many fine-dining restaurants and bars. Discotheques, karaoke joints and comedy bars provide patrons with all-night long recreation.

History of Quezon City

Quezon City (Lungsod Quezon in Filipino) is the former capital and the most populous city in the Philippines. Located on the island of Luzon, Quezon City (popularly called "QC") is one of the cities & municipalities that comprise Metro Manila. Read more in its history!

Why Quezon City is the Country’s Premier City