The History of Pasig City, Metro Manila

Our city is known to be one of the cleanest and greenest cities in the Philippines. It is also the home of many historical landmarks and tourist spots in the metropolitan area such as the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, the popular RAVE (Rainforest Adventure Experience) Park, Tiendesitas, Tanghalang Pasigueño which caters to the culture and the arts of the city, and Ark Avilon Zoo. If you want to take your gastronomical experience to a whole new level then the neighborhood of Kapitolyo is the perfect place to visit.

Pasig City is a large district with a mix of offices and upscale housing, popular for mall complexes in and around the Ortigas Center area. Hip eateries serving modern Filipino fare cluster in Kapitolyo village, and parks like Greenfield District host weekend markets with local food and crafts. Cultural sites include the Pasig City Museum, exploring local history, and the stone Immaculate Conception Cathedral.

Pasig City is known for ages to be the ‘Green City.’ It is currently managed by the incumbent Mayor Vico Sotto who put an end to the 3-decade political dynasty of the Eusebios. Mayor Sotto, despite being a neophyte in the field of public service, hasten the hearts of the citizens of Pasig. His friendly approach to the masses has been praised nationwide.

Pasig City is one of the highly progressive city in Manila. People here have an easy access on transportation. It is known as the Green City as it gives importance on the environment- planting trees and making the place safer and eco-friendly. The new mayor of the city, Mayor Vico Sotto, has a good reformation plans for the whole city’s security and safety. he put a market scheme schedule and ensures that Pasigueños will have a safe and convenient shopping on days. We are living the life in Pasig and our leader makes it a better home.

Pasig City thrives along the banks of one of the most important water systems in Philippine history, the Pasig River. Owing its proximity to the river, Pasig City has long been a hub for commerce as even before the arrival of the Spaniards in 1521, merchants from China, Malaysia and other neighbouring Asian countries have freely established trading relations with its residents. Today, Pasig City yearns to be a metropolis that not only embraces business but also advocates for the care of the environment and sustainable livelihood.

Pasig City is one of the safest place in Metro Manila. Pasig City has a number of historical spots. These include houses that were built during the 1880s such as the Bahay na Tisa, an antique house made of adobe and capiz shells, and the Guanio Residence, also known as the Cuartel del Guardia Civil.