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Divisoria
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- 1 hr 30 min Editorial visit time estimate
About Divisoria
Divisoria is a commercial sub-district spanning Manila's Tondo, Binondo and San Nicolas districts, known for mass-market shops selling low-priced goods. The name is Spanish for 'division': in the colonial period the area divided Intramuros, the walled city, from the Parian, where the Chinese were segregated, and the retail trade led by Chinese merchants grew from there. It has no defined borders, covers about 0.5 square kilometres and is cut in two by Recto Avenue.
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What's inside
The district is a mix of bazaars, bargain stalls and points of interest, with the Tutuban Center and a central night market at its heart. The opening of the Tutuban Centermall in 1993 was followed by other shopping malls. In front of the Tutuban Center and the old Tutuban railway station stands a monument to Andrés Bonifacio, erected by the National Historical Institute in 1971. Divisoria is also known for its dimly lit streets and 'fly-by-night' vendors.
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Common questions
What does the name Divisoria mean?
It comes from Spanish and means 'divide' or 'division'.
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