Ayala Bridge — Attraction in Manila

Iconic structure made of steel bridging the Pasig river which runs across Manila until Laguna de Bay. It takes of from the districts of Ermita and ends in San Miguel near the Malacañang area, passing over the western tip of Isla de Convalecencia. It links Ayala Boulevard in Ermita to Pedro Casal Street in San Miguel.

This is taken as an alternate route going to Ermita from the northern districts of Metro Manila like Sampaloc or Sta Mesa as the other way which passes through Quiapo usualy has very heavy build...

Ayala Bridge is one of the many bridges that span the Pasig River as it winds its way through the Metro Manila area and empties toward Manila Bay. This is a reconstructed bridge which was built from a former bridge that was destroyed during the Battle of Manila in 1945 wherein Imperial Japanese forces blew it up in order to prevent access by the US military towards the south side of Pasig. The Philippine Rehabilitation Act of 1946 was instrumental in the restoration of the...

This is an almost century old steel bridge donated by the Ayala family. The steel bridge goes over the Pasig River connecting Quiapo on one end and the Lawton area. It connects Quinta market from the Quiapo side and Metropolitan Theater on the Lawton side. I can't say this is safe to walk across on foot as there are plenty of homeless people in the area with several addicts sniffing glue. Daily, thousands of cars cross...