Monumento

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Monumento is the popular name for the Bonifacio Monument, a major historical landmark in Caloocan, Philippines, honoring revolutionary leader Andrés Bonifacio and the Philippine struggle for independence.

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Monumento canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical landmark
monument
tourist attraction
architect Guillermo Tolentino
category Cultural Properties of the Philippines
Monuments and memorials in Metro Manila
Tourist attractions in Caloocan
city Caloocan
commemoratesEvent Philippine Revolution against Spain
struggle against American colonial rule
country Philippines
dedicatedTo Andrés Bonifacio
depicts Andrés Bonifacio
Katipunan revolutionaries
designer Guillermo Tolentino
hasAlternativeName Bonifacio Monument
hasPart central obelisk
figure of a woman symbolizing the Motherland
relief panels
sculptural group of revolutionaries
hasPopularName Monumento
heritageDesignation National Cultural Treasure
National Monument of the Philippines
honours Andrés Bonifacio
Philippine Revolution
Philippine struggle for independence
inaugurationDate 1933-11-30
languageOfName Spanish
locatedAtIntersectionOf MacArthur Highway
Rizal Avenue
Samson Road
locatedIn Caloocan
Luzon
Metro Manila
materialUsed bronze
concrete
namedAfter Andrés Bonifacio
near Monumento LRT Station
officialName Bonifacio Monument
region National Capital Region
subjectOf Philippine historical commemorations
symbolizes Filipino patriotism
Philippine independence
resistance to colonial rule
yearCompleted 1933

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bonifacio Monument alsoKnownAs Monumento
Monumento hasPopularName Monumento
Monumento Circle alsoKnownAs Monumento