Overview
Imus is a historic city in Cavite that holds significant importance in Philippine history as the site of the Battle of Alapan, where the Philippine flag was first raised during the 1898 revolution. While largely transformed into suburban sprawl since the 1980s, it preserves some colonial-era structures including the Imus Cathedral and Isabel II Bridge.
Architecture · Day Trips · History
Before you go
History
Imus is historically significant for the Battle of Alapan in 1898, where Philippine independence forces first raised the national flag.
Structure
The city is divided into two districts by Aguinaldo Highway and comprises 97 barangays.
Transport
Aguinaldo Highway is the main artery through Imus. Public transport from Manila involves buses or jeepneys. Within the city, tricycles serve as the primary local transport.