Region in Luzon · 6 provinces and cities
A museum of the part the city took in the revolution against Spain, which it presents with reenactments of scenes from it. Imus calls itself the Flag Capital of the Philippines because the first Philippine flag was flown here, at …
The house where the Philippines declared independence from Spain on June 12, 1898. It stands in Kawit and works today as a museum and a national shrine. Every June 12, on the holiday called Araw ng Kalayaan, top government officials …
A small shrine down by the river, reached through the Santa Lucia wells. The chapel is hewn from coral and was built in 1639, in place of a temporary structure of 1611. It holds the image of Our Lady of …
Derived from the word "dadanak", which means "to flow", describing the falls.
A tree-filled park filled with fountains and neoclassical and Filipino-themed statues, it is a favorite recreation hub among residents. It sits on a promontory overlooking Dagatan Boulevard and provides views of Sampaloc Lake.
A cascade along the Pangil River that literally means "Eel's Tail" in Filipino.
Built between 1599 and 1632 as a chapel of ease. As of August 2026, the church is undergoing renovations and is expected to reopen in October 2026, with masses being held temporary in a nearby covered court.
A Roman Catholic church built during the Spanish colonial era, featuring a Baroque brickwork with Asiatic-like jagged ridges on top. Inside the church are murals by local artist, Luciano Dans namely Langit, Lupa, Impiyerno (Heaven, Earth, Hell) and large murals …
A promontory in the middle of downtown Mauban that was used as a military lookout throughout the town's history and now provides panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Morong's main Roman Catholic church and a designated National Cultural Treasure by the National Commission of Culture and the Arts (NCCA). It was built by Chinese craftsmen during the Spanish era in a unique and intricate neo-baroque architectural style. It …
A Spanish colonial church built in a Baroque style with Moorish-inspired crenellations, and supporting exterior pillars that seemingly wrap around the structure like a cast. Look for the ornate altar and painted wooden carving of the Final Judgement made by …
A Romanesque parish church dating back to 1852. Spanish era church. Looks amazing from the outside.
A small park with a Hollywood-like sign of Magdalena, statues of superheroes and animals, including Monstro the Sperm Whale from Pinocchio.
A private collection with many bikes and some classic cars. Lots of BMW machines including one from World War II with a machine gun mounted on the sidecar. The complex also includes a restaurant, hotel and some park areas.
An inactive volcano straddling the provinces of Laguna and Quezon. At , it is the highest mountain in the Calabarzon region, and a sacred monument for the Tagalog people. On the slopes of the mountain covered by Lucban is Banahaw …
A sight at Barangay Mahabang Parang, Lucban. Hours: Open 24 hours. Entry: Entrance fee: ₱20; Guide: ₱300.
Small green space honoring former governor Don Filemon Perez with stone monuments and a playground.
An extinct volcano at the head of the Jalajala peninsula that is frequented by hikers due to its proximity to Metro Manila and its commanding views of Laguna de Bay into Talim Island and as far as Mount Makiling, on …
A small square and recreational space with civic monuments and a Hollywood-like Kalayaan sign.
Indang's central parish church, dating back to 1625. It was originally a chapel, and the present Baroque church, which has galvanized iron roofing and exquisite ceiling and wall paintings, dates back to 1953, rebuilt from the original destroyed during the …
A hilltop Catholic shrine involving a flight of 288 steps to see a grotto of the Virgin Mary and a Cross.
Alaminos' main Roman Catholic church, dating back to the Spanish colonial era near the municipal hall. Its patron is the Nuestra Señora del Pilar, after an image of it was retrieved from a town well.