The newly renovated Tutuban Center of Divisoria Market, Manila
is now open again for a renewed shopping experience. The front building of the main mall has been remodeled,
repainted, and restored its main entrance’s vintage design and to conserve the heritage value
of was left after of the 19th century’s central train station. It still has the
feature of brick walls and retained those century-old wrought iron pillars that
would serve as your guide to the food court
Tutuban Center opens
9:00 AM every day
The place is among the historical spots of Manila and a memorable place to any one of us who might
had been shoving elbows and pushing butts to win a bargain hunting adventure. The small plaza fronting the Tutuban Center still
features the controversial statue of Gat Andres Bonifacio erected by the
National Historical Institute (NHI) in 1971. The monument was meant to mark the
site where Bonifacio supposedly was born on Nov. 30, 1863 to which some critics
pointed out was an error because he was actually born in... (See and read more here)
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