Ermita Church

I like the architectural style here, the large Roman dome, open all day long, free access, from the outside sun like fire into the dark church suddenly feel a cool, there are huge fans blowing, many visitors sit here to rest.

It's still very romantic to have a wedding here when we first arrived. Church fees, as a world heritage site, 100P per person is still cheap to explode! The church was exquisite, and old objects were displayed in the corridor.

Also known as Archdiocesan Shrine of Nuestra Señora de Guia, is one of the popular Catholic churches in the Ermita area. It is named after the oldest Marian image in the Philippines dating back to the Spanish times in the 16th century.

The whole building is magnificent, magnificent, rich in layers, delicate in texture, and even some of the details that people do not pay much attention to are handled very appropriately and beautifully.

I like this church best. When you come under her, you will feel immense holiness and beauty.

The whole church has a pure white design, the style is very beautiful, like her feeling.

White church, quiet environment, away from the mundane noise

It feels good. It's very comfortable. It really feels great.

The church is very special and worth visiting and recommending.

The whole building is magnificent, magnificent, rich in layers and delicate in texture. Even some minor points that people do not pay much attention to are handled very well. It can be called the most perfect Baroque style building in the world.