SM City North EDSA
A self-guided audio walking tour of Quezon City, Philippines
This self-guided audio walking tour of SM City North EDSA in Quezon City, Philippines covers 3 narrated stops over roughly 30 minutes and about 3.7 km on foot. Press play in the PodWalk app and each stop is narrated automatically as you arrive — walk at your own pace, online or fully offline. The route runs from Trinoma to UNTV Broadcast Center. Expect a focus on food.
Download free, then play this walk in Quezon City — narration starts automatically at each stop, online or off.
The route, stop by stop
Trinoma
May 2007. Ayala Land opens the doors here, and something quietly shifts — not in the skyline, but at street level, where it's suddenly harder to find a reason to eat…
Vertis North
Trinoma asked the question. Vertis North tries to answer it — and the answer is more complicated than it…
UNTV Broadcast Center
Still rising. That's the most honest thing you can say about the UNTV Broadcast Center — it's a building mid-becoming, glass cladding that was stripped off in 2022 and then put back on, as if the structure itself was…
These are the opening lines of each stop. The full narration — and the audio — plays in the app.
SM City North EDSA walking tour — good to know
- How long is the SM City North EDSA walking tour?
- About 30 minutes on foot, covering 3 stops over 3.7 km. You can pause and pick it back up whenever you like.
- What does the SM City North EDSA audio tour cover?
- 3 narrated stops, beginning at Trinoma and ending at UNTV Broadcast Center. Each one plays automatically as you reach it.
- Do I need an internet connection or mobile data?
- No. Download the walk once in the PodWalk app and the narration plays fully offline — handy while roaming in Philippines. GPS triggers each stop as you arrive.
- Is the SM City North EDSA audio tour free?
- Your first walk on PodWalk is free. After that, walks come through one-time passes from $2.99 — there's no subscription and nothing auto-renews.
- Can I do the tour at my own pace?
- Yes. There's no guide and no schedule — start when you want, linger as long as you like, and the next stop plays automatically when you get there.