Malate Church

This small church is not too big for the churches in Manila, but it has a history of hundreds of years, and the church is worth seeing whether it is architecture or decoration. This is a place where many locals choose to come for baptism.

This is a small and exquisite church. Its façade is worth watching carefully. It has a century-old sculpture, very exquisite, and the interior is very compact. There are some religious artworks, and many people come.

The church is quite beautiful, maybe the meaning of religious beliefs is a little difficult for us to understand, but the sacred artistic conception is not the same. It is also more convenient to travel nearby, the indoor visit ticket is not expensive, and the surrounding area is also a good feeling.

The church is in the Maradi district, there is a jollebee nearby, there is a Korean restaurant, this church is closed for a long time, tickets to stop a few cars, do not go up, it is a lie, you have already lost!

The Marathi church at night is pitch black. There are not many nearby, but many beggars. But in this area to find cheap hotels, hotels are the easiest. Every time you take a taxi from the airport to this church is right, the price is 130 to 140 pesos.

A welcome refuge during a typhoon. Impressive stone facade. Packed full of hard pews. A good spot to contemplate or indeed pray.

Quite frankly, there’s nothing really special, mind-blowing or unique about Malate Church. Still, it can be a lovely stop, especially if you’re into vintage churches. With its baroque architecture, the church can give you a few Instagrammable snaps too. As an added bonus, the church exudes a rather peaceful ambiance.

This church has a history of more than 300 years, dating back to 1588. It was affected by the colonial war between Britain and France in 1753, and when the British army occupied Manila in 1762, it was used as a command fortress by the British army. The number of people who believe in Catholicism in the Philippines is as high as 68%, so this Catholic church is also very popular, and it is crowded with devout believers every Sunday evening.