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Quezon Memorial Circle is usually busiest on Saturday, 5–8 PM, and quietest on Monday at 5 AM.

From this place’s own foot-traffic pattern. Holidays, paydays, events and weather change it on the day; the chart above has today’s estimate.

Getting there

• The nearest train station is MRT-3 Quezon Avenue. From there, take a jeepney along Quezon Avenue to Quezon City Hall and walk through the pedestrian underpass to the park. topgear.com.ph
• The Philcoa Underpass, outside the Philippine Coconut Authority, leads to the park's Commonwealth gate. It suits visitors coming from Visayas Avenue or Commonwealth. topgear.com.ph

Parking

• Drivers can enter by the gate opposite East Avenue to park near the restaurants and cafes, where there is also motorcycle parking. The Commonwealth gate parking is nearer the Presidential Car Museum. topgear.com.ph

In the park

• The park has four museums: Museo ni Manuel Quezon, Quezon Heritage House, the Presidential Car Museum, and Bahay Modernismo. It also has playgrounds, an outdoor gym, picnic grounds, and a food park. topgear.com.ph

Good to know

• A no single-use plastic bottles policy applies in the park. Four refrigerated drinking fountains are available, so bring a refillable bottle or tumbler. quezoncity.gov.ph
• The park has 16 reserved PWD parking slots (11 for cars, 5 for motorcycles). It also has 13 ramps at key points, including the restaurant entrance, the Presidential Museum, and the QCX Museum. quezoncity.gov.ph

Official site: quezoncity.gov.ph

From the linked pages, checked October 2026. Details change: check the official site before you go.

Other parks nearby

• Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center 600 m away

Straight-line distance from Quezon Memorial Circle.