Temples & religious sites
EDSA Shrine
EDSA Shrine
The EDSA Shrine is a Catholic church in Quezon City, located at the intersection of EDSA and Ortigas Avenue. It was constructed in 1989 to commemorate the People Power Revolution. Travelers visit this site to see its religious architecture and to understand its significance as a designated important cultural property in Philippine history.
Getting There
The shrine is accessible from the center of Manila via taxi, ride-sharing apps, or public buses traveling along EDSA. Depending on the starting point in the city and the current traffic conditions, the journey typically takes between 30 to 60 minutes.
Visit Duration
Most visitors spend approximately 45 to 90 minutes at the site to view the church and the surrounding plaza.
When to Visit
To avoid the heaviest traffic on EDSA, it is advisable to visit during mid-morning or early afternoon. The area becomes very crowded during religious holidays and peak commuting hours. The weather is generally drier and more comfortable from November to April.
Nearby Attractions
The location can be combined with other nearby points of interest:
- People Power Monument (0.9km)
- Manila Philippines Temple (1.6km)
- Christ's Commission Fellowship (2.2km)
- Camp Aguinaldo (2.5km)
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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