Top Things to do In Cebu 2022

"It is more than 200 years old and is the first Catholic Church in the history of the Philippines. When we went we were met with a large worship, the events were unprecedented. No photos allowed inside, but you can visit inside."

"The cathedral should be a famous attraction in the city, the white building as a whole is a Spanish colonial building style, the original church was destroyed in WWII and now it is rebuilt in the 1950s when the interior seems to be worshipping and leaving after a short stop"

"In 1972 the local Chinese community built this large, colorful Philippine Taoist Temple in Cebu City. Both worshippers and non-worshippers can enter the temple free of charge. Every child in the city makes a field trip here sometime during grade school. Many believers seek guidance on life choices here through various rituals or from the monks of the temple. .Whether a believer or not, you find this a clean, quiet place for meditation. You can take pictures of the exterior, but signs prohibit taking photos inside, and security guards do enforce this regulation."

"When we went, the road to the shrine was paving. It took us 30 minutes to reach the shrine from the crossroad. In general, it is worth it. Before you enter the shrine, a security guard will check your bag, so if you plan to enter the shrine, please bring as little luggage as possible. The shrine looks like a palace, very beautiful. There is a ramp to the shrine for wheelchair access."

"In a church with hundreds of years of history, this baby god is also a symbol of Jesus’ infancy. It has also been baptized by war, but there are still some very good things preserved. The stained glass in the entire building is also very popular."

"The church is located next to the central square in the town of Bantayan. It is easy to find. Like most Catholic churches in the Philippines, it is mainly made of stone. Although the actual construction time of the church is unknown, it has a sense of historical vicissitudes... Those who come to Bantayan town, You can drop by. I especially like old buildings, like here. Fortunately, we can come here one day. The entrance staff gave us a pass to visit the inside of the church. The old church left a deep impression on me. You can know a lot of historical knowledge here."

"The place is beautiful. It is better to go there at night for a more amazing shot and overlooking scenery as well as cooler surrounding because it has a big open space."

"I learned at school that Magellan was the first man to travel around the world in 1522 or so. But when I visited Cebu, a man who was traveling the world was killed and I was armored in Cebu, the Philippines, and I was killed by Cebu, 30 times as many as Cebu, after Magellan's death, I found amazing things, such as the achievements of his subordinates. I think it's an exciting place where you can think about the events of history 500 years ago."

"Inside the museum is a warehouse with different rooms. The museum contains a wealth of antiques and historical materials. It tells in detail information about the Jesuit organization and their history. 50P per person, private museum. The tour guide is very talkative, cheerful and handsome. His ancestor's surname is Chen from Fujian, and his mother is a Filipino woman of Spanish descent. The guy graduated from college in sociology. The museum is not big. It is hard to find in a hardware warehouse. The staff still have lunch break at noon. Let the guy tell other stories, the explanation is included in the 50P ticket."

"CHapel of Pedro Calungsod situated near SM seaside Cebu and Ocean Park."