Makati Central Business District
Philippines
Makati Central Business District connects to 7906 places across 9 topics through 65 Bunkabop connections, with industry, government, transportation, and history as its leading themes. The district's strongest co-connections run to Philippines and Manila, then Spain and the United States. More than a hundred multinational companies, among them Intel, Microsoft, and Nestlé, hold regional headquarters within the CBD. The Ayala Family established several of the district's planned communities, including Bel-Air, in the 1950s.
Osmeña Highway
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Manila, Philippines | Paco, Manila
Mandarin Oriental
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Shenzhen, Guangdong | Buckhead
Forbes Park, Makati
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Fort Bonifacio (barangay) | Dasmariñas, Makati
Rizal Park
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Manila, Philippines | Ermita
SM Megamall
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Mandaluyong, Philippines | Ortigas Center
Nicanor Garcia Street
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Bel-Air, Makati | Poblacion, Makati
Bureau of Internal Revenue (Philippines)
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Triangle Park (Quezon City) | Molo, Philippines
multinational companies
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Bekasi, Indonesia | Northern Quarter, Brussels
Estrella Street
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Bel-Air, Makati | Poblacion, Makati
Zobel de Ayala family
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Binondo | Bel-Air, Makati | Singkamas, Makati
Forbes Global 2000
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Spain | Lisbon, Portugal | Kyoto Prefecture | London Borough of Croydon, England
Kalayaan Avenue
Connects Makati Central Business District to: Taguig, Philippines | Bel-Air, Makati | Poblacion, Makati | Post Proper Northside