A nature-themed Roman Catholic parish church built by Filipino architect Francisco "Bobby" Mañosa. The current church is rebuilt in the original style from the original church destroyed by fire during a New Year's Day fire caused by a misfired firework.
The church that holds the Bamboo Organ, a pipe organ whose pipes are made mostly of bamboo. Father Diego Cera built the organ in 1824, and it is the only organ of its kind in the world. The church sits …
A links golf course inside an affluent subdivision. Locker rooms are available, but there is no WiFi access. Golfing is rather difficult due to the surrounding area.
Historical school building, constructed as one of the "Gabaldon Schools" during the American occupation in 1907. It is now part of Las Piñas Central Department of Education's Las Piñas school division office.
A stone arch footbridge over the Zapote River, on the line between Las Piñas and Bacoor in Cavite. Two battles were fought here: the Battle of Zapote Bridge in 1897, between Filipino revolutionaries and the Spanish colonial government, and the …
The old main road of the city and the spine of its historical corridor, with the Las Piñas Church, the Gabaldon Hall and the old district hospital along it. The road marks where the shore of Manila Bay ran in …
Luxurious church used as a wedding venue by many personalities. The inside is off-limits, but you can take selfies with a carriage outside or you might shot the church from the outside. It has a small chapel, Notre Dame de …
Ancestral house that once housed the Las Piñas General Hospital and Las Piñas's municipal hall. It now hosts a small barbershop below.
A 2-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Las Piñas guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the …
