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Pasay City Tourist Facilities
Transportation
The major thoroughfares in Pasy
City are Roxas Boulevard. Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA),
Aurora Boulevard, Domestic Road, Harrison, Libertad, Leveriza,
Taft, Buendia and St. Andrew Avenue. \the busiest streets in
the area are EDSA, Roxas Boulevard and Aurora Boulevard with
an average of 66,000 vehicles per day. EDSA is a circumferential
road starting from Paranaque passing through Pasay, Makati, Mandaluyong,
San Juan and linking Quezon City to Caloocan. Roxas Boulevard,
on the other hand, connects Paranaque to Pasay and Manila.
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Source of Information:
Department of Tourism, Philippines
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METRO MANILA: Best of the Islands Philippines Pasay City Tourist Facilities Transportation The major thoroughfares in Pasy City are Roxas Boulevard. Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA), Aurora Boulevard, Domestic Road, Harrison, Libertad, Leveriza, Taft, Buendia and St. Andrew Avenue. \the busiest streets in the area are EDSA, Roxas Boulevard and Aurora Boulevard with an average of 66,000 vehicles per day. EDSA is a circumferential road starting from Paranaque passing through Pasay, Makati, Mandaluyong, San Juan and linking Quezon City to Caloocan. Roxas Boulevard, on the other hand, connects Paranaque to Pasay and Manila. |
Source of Information: Department of Tourism, Philippines |
The city’s public transport
system is made up of jeepneys and buses, like the other local
governments in Metropolitan Manila. In the city, jeepneys are
not allowed to ply major roads like EDSA and Roxas Boulevard.
However, economic activities along these major thoroughfares
grow, such that volume of the private cars and taxi cabs are
getting heavier in these areas.City streets are also congested
during rush hours. In this case, the city government has to increase
the existing road network and to improve its transport system.
Shopping
The City is known for its entertainment
businesses among which are restaurants, coffee shops and clubs
along the bayside boulevard. The busiest commercial center of
Pasay is Taft Avenue due to its location which traverses the
heart of the city proper (dividing it into eastern and western
portions), and due to its accessibility from Manila and Makati.
The second most important commercial area is Roxas Boulevard,
followed by EDSA. Economic activities along these centers result
to traffic congestion.
Shopping Centers:
Cartimar Shopping Center
Cartimar Market, Pasay City
Tel. No. 831-1869/831-2261
Nayong Pilipino Foundation
MIA Road, Pasay City
Tel. No. 832-3760
Duty Free Philippines:
Arrival and Departure Areas
Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Pasay City
Tel. No. 832-1961
PICC, CCP Complex
Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City
Tel. No. 832-03039 local 7103?7226
Museum Shop:
Cultural Center of the Philippines
CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City
Antique Shops and Auction Houses:
Galerias Bravo
NAIA Departure Area, Pasay City
Tel. No. 831-7974
Galleon Shop
Westin Philippine Plaza, Roxas Boulevard
Pasay City
Tel. No. 832-0701 local 1075
Ceramics:
Adechelle Ceramics & Design
Ent.
2259 Aurora Boulevard, Pasay City
Tel. No. 834-0811
Embroidery:
Carmona Handicrafts
Cartimar Shopping Center
Gateway Building, Pasay City
Tel. No. 833-2701
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The city’s public transport system is made up of jeepneys and buses, like the other local governments in Metropolitan Manila. In the city, jeepneys are not allowed to ply major roads like EDSA and Roxas Boulevard. However, economic activities along these major thoroughfares grow, such that volume of the private cars and taxi cabs are getting heavier in these areas.City streets are also congested during rush hours. In this case, the city government has to increase the existing road network and to improve its transport system. Shopping The City is known for its entertainment businesses among which are restaurants, coffee shops and clubs along the bayside boulevard. The busiest commercial center of Pasay is Taft Avenue due to its location which traverses the heart of the city proper (dividing it into eastern and western portions), and due to its accessibility from Manila and Makati. The second most important commercial area is Roxas Boulevard, followed by EDSA. Economic activities along these centers result to traffic congestion. Shopping Centers:
Political Subdivision / Population - Tourist Attractions - Tourist Facilities - Support Services
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