Built on the same site where the residence of Dr. Pio Valenzuela once stood, the Museo depicts the hero’s life story through the various memorabilia displayed within its walls.

A reimagination of Dr. Valenzuela’s house based on the recollections of his grandson, Arch. Arturo Valenzuela, the museum allows visitors to relive the experiences of the man after whom Valenzuela City was named after.

Built on the same site where the residence of Dr. Pio Valenzuela once stood, the Museo depicts the hero’s life story through the various memorabilia displayed within its walls.

A reimagination of Dr. Valenzuela’s house based on the recollections of his grandson, Arch. Arturo Valenzuela, the museum allows visitors to relive the experiences of the man after whom Valenzuela City was named after.

Located in Barangay Poblacion, Case De Polo is an events place where one can feel the rich history and culture of Valenzuela City. With its elegant and sophisticated design, the facility offers a pleasant and enjoyable venue to conduct different celebrations, activities, and gatherings. Inside, visitors can further immerse themselves in the story of the City by checking the historical pieces proudly displayed at the Museo de Polo.

A linear park with a size of about 3,500 square meters adjacent to the historic stone arch, the Arkong Bato Park is a green open space that celebrates and relives Polo’s legacy as a gateway to Northern Luzon during the Spanish colonial period. It also pays homage to one of the City’s heroes, Capt. Delfin Velilla.

The National Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima is the first National Shrine in the Diocese of Malolos. A pilgrimage site home to the National Pilgrim Image of Our Lady of Fatima, the Shrine is a center of Fatima devotion in the Philippines and in Asia.

On February 28, 2011, the City Council passed an ordinance declaring Our Lady of Fatima as the Patroness of the City of Valenzuela.

The  Wellness, Entertainment, and Sports (WES) Arena is a world-class multisport arena that houses a basketball court, a badminton court, a volleyball court, a gym area with a boxing ring, a martial arts room, a dance studio, a darts area, and other sports facilities. 

Aiming to further sports development among the city’s youth, the WES Arena officially opened in October 2021.

Built to encourage an active lifestyle, this 5,000 square-meter park features an obstacle course racing (OCR) facility, an outdoor gym, a kids’ playground, and an amphitheater.

Since the Sports Park is specialized for OCR, the City Government of Valenzuela also signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Pilipinas Obstacle Sports Federation in 2021, ensuring the implementation of the Youth OCR Program.

Built to encourage an active lifestyle, this 5,000 square-meter park features an obstacle course racing (OCR) facility, an outdoor gym, a kids’ playground, and an amphitheater.

Since the Sports Park is specialized for OCR, the City Government of Valenzuela also signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Pilipinas Obstacle Sports Federation in 2021, ensuring the implementation of the Youth OCR Program.

Built to encourage an active lifestyle, this 5,000 square-meter park features an obstacle course racing (OCR) facility, an outdoor gym, a kids’ playground, and an amphitheater.

Since the Sports Park is specialized for OCR, the City Government of Valenzuela also signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Pilipinas Obstacle Sports Federation in 2021, ensuring the implementation of the Youth OCR Program.

Dating back to the Spanish period when Polo was founded as a “pueblo,” the Polo Park is Valenzuela City’s oldest park. It bears a memorial marker commemorating the liberation of Polo during World War II, and public art displays by notable artists like a mural on Polo history by Juan Sajid Imao and statues of Dr. Pío Valenzuela and Dr. José Rizal in Dapitan by Julie Lluch.

Dating back to the Spanish period when Polo was founded as a “pueblo,” the Polo Park is Valenzuela City’s oldest park. It bears a memorial marker commemorating the liberation of Polo during World War II, and public art displays by notable artists like a mural on Polo history by Juan Sajid Imao and statues of Dr. Pío Valenzuela and Dr. José Rizal in Dapitan by Julie Lluch.