Santa Rita in 3 days

A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Santa Rita guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours and prices before you go.

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Day 1

₱80

Morning Santa Rita de Cascia ChurchA Baroque church dating to the 18th century.Directions —

Late morning Carpio Ancestral HouseA colonial-era residence.Directions —

Lunch Ocampo Lansang DelicaciesA bakery selling native Kapampangan confectioneries. Hours: 7AM-6PM.Directions ₱80

Afternoon Maglalang Ancestral HouseA colonial-era residence.Directions —

Day 2

₱0

Morning Pineda Ancestral HouseA residence built in 1917 that later became a school building.Directions —

Late morning Villa EpifaniaA 1930s Art Deco residence that is the first concrete structure in Santa Rita. It is a common location shoot for films, TV series and ghost-hunting expeditions.Directions —

Lunch Balé PampangaKapampangan cuisine set inside a farm. Hours: Reservations only. See their social media pages.Directions —

Afternoon Gosioco Ancestral ManorThe well-preserved ancestral residence of one of Santa Rita's most prominent families, built in 1841. The owners offer pre-arranged heritage lunches/dinners and tours with a minimum of 10 people needed for a visit.Directions —

Day 3

₱0

Morning Dominican ConventA Spanish-era religious building.Directions —

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