Where to find it: San Lorenzo, Makati Landmarks and nearby establishmentsīPI, China Bank, RCBC, and Citibank Headquarters Ayala Center and SM Makati are connected through an elevated walkway. Because it is nearby to Makati Central Business District and Bonifacio Global City, this station is often used by commuters and students. Most people use the MRT, and Ayala is the most popular stop. Where to find it: Urdaneta, Makati Landmarks and nearby establishments People going to Makati Central Business District may also be dropped off here. Where to find it: Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati Landmarks and nearby establishmentsĪnother underground MRT station, Buendia station (also known as Gil Puyat station) is located at Ayala. Guadalupe Bridge, a major thoroughfare, is also nearby. Getting to eastern Makati, Fort Bonifacio, Pateros, or Mandaluyong is easy just get on a jeepney, bus, or boat. Many of Metro Manila's famous sights may be reached from the Guadalupe station. Where to find it: Barangka Ilaya, Mandaluyong Landmarks and nearby establishments To go to Ortigas Center and the Greenfield District, commuters need to get off at this stop.īoni Station is where you get off the bus or train if you're headed to Pioneer in Mandaluyong. As the sole two-tracked MRT station, it serves as one of the busiest MRT station. Shaw Boulevard station, like Boni station, provides service to the Mandaluyong neighborhood. Where to find it: Wack-Wack Greenhills, Mandaluyong Landmarks and nearby establishments Coming from the south, this is the last MRT stop in Mandaluyong. Where to find it: Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City Landmarks and nearby establishmentsĪlmost all of the Ortigas Business District can be reached from the Ortigas station. It's also not far from Eastwood City and Katipunan. The Santolan-Annapolis station, located at the intersection of Santolan Road and Annapolis Street (thus the name), serves as a well-known landmark for the Philippine National Police Headquarters. Where to find it: Cubao, Quezon City Landmarks and nearby establishments The station is used by commuters changing trains on the LRT-2 and by provincial buses traveling south from the north. Second-busiest MRT station in terms of daily ridership. Department of Public Works and Highways Kamuning station, named for the nearby barangay of the same name, is conveniently located close to the popular Quezon City nightlife destination of Timog Avenue. Due to closeness to the University of the Philippines–Diliman and ABS-CBN, the station is popular with both students and workers. Quezon Avenue is home to another busy MRT station.
Where to find it: Diliman, Quezon City Landmarks and nearby establishments Passengers from Valenzuela and Bulacan often use this terminal. Commonly referred to by locals as "North," this station provides access to one of Quezon City's busiest shopping centers. The MRT line ends at the North Avenue stop. If you use the MRT on a regular basis, here is a handy map of all its stations: Located midway between SM North EDSA and Trinoma in Quezon City, the Unified Grand Central Station would be a major transportation hub for the city. There will be connections to the LRT1, MRT3, and the future MRT7 and Metro Manila subway at this station. The North Triangle Common Station (Unified Grand Central Station) is about to undergo its soft opening. It began running in December 1990, and in July 2000, the last three rail stops (Ayala, Magallanes, and Taft Avenue) were added. The Metropolitan Rail Transit (MRT) is one of three rail networks that serve as Metro Manila's rail infrastructure.
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