Located at the very center of Cavite Province, it is bounded on the north by the town of town of Tanza, on the east by Gen. Trias, on the south by Amadeo and Indang, and on the west by Naic. It is 45 kilometers southwest of Manila. Known as the city of Sampaguita, it is accessible by land through the National Road or Governor's Drive. The city was named after the 13 martyrs who were executed by the Spaniards in 1896. It has an area of 49 square kilometers.

Trece Martires City Hall

The city was named after the 13 martyrs who were executed by the Spaniards on September 12, 1896 shortly after the outbreak of the Philippine Revolution.

The city is fast becoming a haven of housing subdivisions. It is home to steel manufacturers Somico and Sonic.

Two golf courses are found in the city: Eagle Ridge Golf and Country Club and Sherwood Hills Golf and Country Club.

Being located at the heart of Cavite City and with ample open spaces for development, Trece Martires City is an ideal site for real estate projects such as mass housing, commercial complexes, tourist facilities, and demonstration farms.

1. Provincial Capitol
2. St. Jude Thaddeus Parish

St. Jude Thaddeus Parish Church

Downtown Trece Martires

Monument of the 13 martyrs

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