In television especially in talk shows, and in magazines I could often hear or read something about this and that store in Bonifacio Global City (BGC) being advertised to be a must visit, or this restaurant in BGC is a must-try. Well, I was wondering what BGC looks like at that time. And before I went home to our hometown my sister brought me to Bonifacio High Street for a change from the usual malls around Manila. And as I step down the cab, I was full of wonder. I couldn't get enough of the sights of stores with popular brands and those not yet known but with pretty store fronts! I was like let loose in the candy store :)
Bonifacio Global City (or BGC for short) used to be where Fort Bonifacio is, a permanent headquarters of the Philippine Army, was located. Today, it is a premiere highly urbanized district in Taguig City where offices of major corporations, upscale condos, and of course retail outlets and great food are found. One of the shopping areas in BGC is the Bonifacio High Street. Here you can see retail stores of international and local brands lining both side of the park. Tired after your shopping or strolling? No problem because a number of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars are also located here. We chose to dine in Elias which serves Filipino food, and had some rock salt blended tea in Happy Lemon.
Many artworks are scattered around BGC and even in Bonifacio High Street. One of these is the Specific Gravity by Reg Yuson. It serves as a fountain and signifies the connection between the audience as the mobile participant and their primordial affinity to gravity.
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| Specific Gravity, artwork |
So for a relaxing time with your family or friends, why not head to Bonifacio High Street and experience the luxurious dining and shopping experience.
For Bonifacio Global City's official website, click here.
How to get to Bonifacio Global City? Click here.
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