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| | Manila Philippines Travel Guide |
 | | The park is a 60-hectare conglomerate of gardens, historical markers, plazas, an artist's sanctuary, a 1913 bronze monument of Jose Rizal, a grand stadium, an observatory, an open-air concert hall, a light-and-sound theatre, restaurants, food kiosks and playgrounds, with dozens of fountains. |
 | | The Rizal Memorial is situated at the end of the park, and the place where Rizal was executed late in the 19th century is not too far away. |
 | | A stone's throw away is the Quezon Memorial Circle, a park noted for its 30-meter-high monument of former President Manuel Quezon. |
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