Annapolis St., San Juan City
The Annapolis St. in San Juan City is somewhat of a small scale business district. If you’re coming from EDSA, the right side has rows of skyscrapers and high-rise buildings while the left side has restaurants, a mall, and other establishments. The buildings on the right are office buildings, condominiums, and hotels.
Step 1: Go to Annapolis St. via EDSA
Unless you’re coming from around this area, you need to go to the T-junction of EDSA and Annapolis Steet to visit any of these buildings. You can use either MRT or city buses along EDSA.
Bus along EDSA
Ride a bus that will pass through EDSA-Santolan. Take bus A since the bus stops closest to Annapolis St. are bus A.
- If you’re coming from the south, disembark at Boni Serrano bus stop A, use the MRT Santolan-Annapolis Station to cross to the other side, and walk towards Annapolis St. Note that despite its name, Boni Serrano bus stop is approximately 650 meters south of Boni Serrano Ave. This bus stop is situated south of Annapolis St. while Boni Serrano Ave. is situated north of it.
- If you are coming from the north, the bus stop closest to Annapolis is the V.V. Soliven bus stop A. From there, walk 200 meters northward towards Annapolis St.
Via Metro Railway Transit (MRT)
If you are taking MRT, disembark the train at Santolan-Annapolis station. Exit the MRT Station on the southbound side.
Step 2: Walk or board a jeepney along Annapolis St.
Along Annapolis St. near EDSA, there’s a queue of green jeepneys with signage “Greenhills Shopping Center”, “Annapolis”, “MRT”, and “Gate 5”. Depending on the distance of the building from EDSA, and also some other factors like the climate and whether you are not yet tired from walking, you can board the first jeepney in this queue or walk along Annapolis St. to reach your destination.
The route of these jeepneys ends at the Annapolis entrance of Greenhills Shopping Center. They also form a queue there for those going back to EDSA.