About Plaza Quince Martires
Plaza Quince Martires is a historic public plaza in central Naga City, Camarines Sur, located at the corner of General Luna and Prieto Streets near the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral. It centers on a monument honoring the Fifteen Martyrs of Bicol executed on January 4, 1897 for supporting the Philippine Revolution. The plaza features commemorative tablets, landscaped grounds and seating, serving as a civic landmark and venue for remembrance ceremonies.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, open urban plaza with a central monument and historical markers dedicated to the Fifteen Martyrs of Bicol. The site has paved walkways, benches, landscaped greenery and tablets listing the martyrs' names. It is situated in the downtown area within walking distance of the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral and other civic buildings. The plaza is an open-air, quiet space for sightseeing, photography and brief historical appreciation.
Key highlights
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Central monument dedicated to the Fifteen Martyrs of Bicol executed in 1897
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Historical tablets and markers listing names and details of the martyrs
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Located in downtown Naga near Naga Metropolitan Cathedral and civic center
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Landscaped public plaza with benches and paved walkways for short visits
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Annual commemoration site for local historical and civic ceremonies