About Quezon Memorial Circle
Quezon Memorial Circle is a 27-hectare national park and shrine in Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, centered on a 66-meter Art Deco pylon marking the tomb and museum of President Manuel L. Quezon. Located at the Elliptical Road roundabout, it serves as the city's main public park with gardens, playgrounds, museums, and recreational areas, commemorating Quezon as founder of Quezon City and President of the Philippine Commonwealth.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large circular urban park surrounding a prominent 66-meter pylon with an observation deck and museum at its base housing memorabilia of President Manuel L. Quezon. The grounds include landscaped gardens, paved jogging and cycling paths, playgrounds, picnic areas, food stalls, fitness zones, and open lawns. The setting is flat and open with scattered trees, fountains, and monuments, offering space for walking, family recreation, photography, and museum visits within a busy city roundabout.
Key highlights
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66-meter Art Deco pylon with observation deck dedicated to President Manuel L. Quezon
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Quezon Memorial Shrine museum and tomb at the base of the pylon
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27-hectare landscaped park with gardens, fountains and open lawns
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Dedicated jogging, cycling and fitness areas
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Children's playgrounds and family picnic areas