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Built in 1863, it is dedicated to the city's patron saint, Philip Neri. It also served as a strategic location for the revolutionaries during the Philippine Revolution, where the Katipunan group established an outpost to relay information to other revolutionaries.
A small park with a Hollywood-like sign of Magdalena, statues of superheroes and animals, including Monstro the Sperm Whale from Pinocchio.
Lubao's main square, featuring a bust of President Macapagal, trees and a Hollywood-like sign of Lubao.
Built during the Spanish era and dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, this was the Roman Catholic parish church of Nassiping when it was a separate municipality. After Nassiping was annexed by Gattaran, the church fell into ruin, but somehow …
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.
The main Roman Catholic church of downtown Bugallon.
A pair of caves (Bat and Labrynth) with an underground river and waterfall.
Gamu's Roman Catholic parish church, built in the Baroque style during the Spanish era in the 18th century.
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.
A local history museum with an equestrian monument to Simeon Ola in front.
A quiet space surrounded by many trees as well as mangroves. You can lounge around the sand or play beach volleyball. On some areas, cooking is allowed so visitors can bring food without paying a corkage fee.
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 …
This picturesque barrio is famous for its Shrine of St. Anthony of Padua whose miraculous attributes devotees and visitors from afar and wide.
Housed in the old provincial capitol building, the museum has a collection on the province's history and culture.
Founded in 1607 by the Jesuits and later turned over to the Augustinians, it is considered the first church in Iloilo City. The church houses the replica of Santo Niño de Cebú, the patron saint of the Dinagyang Festival.
A lighthouse overlooking the mouth of the Pata River, which separates Claveria from the town of Sanchez-Mira to the east.
A sprawling resort complex featuring 11 swimming pools, statues of popular cartoon characters and overnight accommodation.
Calumpit's main Roman Catholic church, built during the 17th century. Its facade resembles a wedding cake due to ornamentations made by local artists.