Pasig Cathedral, Metro Manila – Second District: How to Get There

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Metro Manila – Second District

National Capital Region · Luzon

Cities and municipalities: 5 citiesMetro Manila district: Mandaluyong, Marikina, Pasig, Quezon City, San Juan
Languages: Languages: Tagalog · English

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Tourist Spots

🕒 Best time:
Daytime
🧭 Getting there:
Pasig town proper, a short walk from Plaza Rizal
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🕒 Best time:
Any day
🧭 Getting there:
MRT-3 to Ortigas, then walk
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🕒 Best time:
Weekdays
🧭 Getting there:
Marikina town center on J.P. Rizal Street, across from the Shoe Museum
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🕒 Best time:
Weekday mornings
🧭 Getting there:
Jeep to Lagro on Quirino Highway, then tricycle
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🕒 Best time:
Early morning or late afternoon
🧭 Getting there:
LRT-2 to Santolan, then jeep to Riverbanks Center
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🕒 Best time:
Weekdays
🧭 Getting there:
LRT-2 to Santolan, then jeep to the Marikina town center on J.P. Rizal Street
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🕒 Best time:
Mornings
🧭 Getting there:
MRT-3 to North Avenue or Quezon Avenue, then jeep
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🕒 Best time:
Outside Mass times
🧭 Getting there:
Marikina town center, near the Shoe Museum
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🕒 Best time:
Outside Mass times
🧭 Getting there:
Jeep to Pasig Palengke or Plaza Rizal
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🕒 Best time:
Weekday mornings
🧭 Getting there:
Jeep to Maybunga, Pasig
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🕒 Best time:
Mornings
🧭 Getting there:
LRT-2 to J. Ruiz, then walk to Pinaglabanan Street
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🕒 Best time:
Early morning or late afternoon
🧭 Getting there:
MRT-3 to Quezon Avenue, then jeep along Elliptical Road
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🕒 Best time:
Weekend mornings or late afternoon
🧭 Getting there:
Jeep marked UP Campus from Philcoa or Katipunan
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Pasalubong & Delicacies

Heritage breads and biscuits
Pandesal, ensaymada, pan de coco, biscocho de caña and the Hindi Ko Akalain biscuit from a bakery dating to 1919.
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Pan de suelo
Bread baked directly on the floor of a wood-fired pugon, from a bakery founded in 1939.
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