Travel Guide to Ayala Bridge

Getting There

• Public Transport (LRT)

  If you are starting from the area around the Manila Bay, make your way to the nearest LRT (Light Rail Transit) station, which is either Vito Cruz or Pedro Gil. Take the LRT Line 1 towards the north, heading to Roosevelt station. Disembark at the Central Terminal station. From the Central Terminal, exit the station and walk towards Avenida Rizal. From here, you will need to catch a jeepney or a bus heading to Quiapo. Ask the driver to drop you off at Ayala Bridge or the nearest landmark, such as the Manila City Hall.

• Jeepney

  If you are located near the Quiapo area, find a jeepney that has a route going to Guadalupe or Ayala. Board the jeepney and inform the driver you want to get off at Ayala Bridge. The ride should take about 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic. Once you get off, look for signage indicating the direction to the bridge. It will be a short walk from the drop-off point.

• Walking

  If you find yourself in nearby areas such as Makati or the Manila City Hall, you can walk to Ayala Bridge. From Manila City Hall, head south on A. Villegas Street until you reach Ayala Boulevard. Turn left on Ayala Boulevard and continue walking straight until you reach the bridge. The walk is approximately 20-30 minutes depending on your pace.

• Tricycle

  For a more direct route, you can hire a tricycle from nearby locations like Quiapo Market. Simply tell the driver that you want to go to Ayala Bridge. The tricycle ride will take about 10-15 minutes and is a convenient option if you're carrying luggage or prefer a quicker journey.