About Bonifacio Monument
The Bonifacio Monument, commonly known as Monumento, is a historic memorial located at Monumento Circle in Grace Park East, Caloocan City, Metro Manila. Designed by National Artist Guillermo Tolentino and unveiled in 1933, it honors Andres Bonifacio, founder of the Katipunan, and the Philippine Revolution. The 45-foot obelisk with bronze figures is a major landmark at the intersection of EDSA, Rizal Avenue, Samson Road and MacArthur Highway.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an outdoor monument situated in the center of a large busy roundabout. The site features a tall obelisk topped with a winged figure of victory, surrounded by 23 bronze figures including Andres Bonifacio and members of the Katipunan. The monument is viewed from the perimeter and pedestrian underpass area. The surroundings are highly urban with heavy traffic, commercial buildings, and the LRT Line 1 Monumento Station nearby. It is primarily a sightseeing and photography stop.
Key highlights
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National Monument designed by National Artist Guillermo Tolentino unveiled in 1933
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Central 45-foot obelisk topped with allegorical figure of Victory
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23 bronze figures depicting Andres Bonifacio and Katipunan revolutionaries
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Historic landmark marking the symbolic center of Caloocan and northern Metro Manila
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