NAME LOCATION STYLE ARCHITECT MATERIALS REMARKS H

UNESCO World Heritage Site

National Historical Landmark by NHCP
National Historical Site by NHCP
National Cultural Treasure by National Museum of the Philippines
Earthquake Baroque Churches in Philippines

Baccara Church Baccara, Ilocos Belfry: Coral Bricks 50 metres (160 ft) high
Norte
"Beheaded" belfry /
Torre ti Bacarra

Baclaran Church Parañaque, Modern Romanesque César Homero R. Adobe stones, steel, Bells: 24
Metro Manila Concio, Sr. cement

Baclayon Church Baclayon, Bohol Neoclassical Coral stones One of the oldest
churches in the Ph
Cruciform layout

Bantay Church, Ilocos Sur Bantay, Ilocos Neo-Gothic and pseudo- Restoration: Solid bricks Tower served as a
Sur Romanesque & mud watchtower back in the
Spanish colonial era

Barasoain Church Malolos Baroque Miguel Magpayo Adobe and concrete Bells: 8
Bulacan First PH Congress, Drafting
of the Malolos Constitution,
1898, Inauguration of the
1stPH Republic,1899, Most
important religious building in
the PH

Betis Church Guagua, Baroque Originally: Wood & Ceiling mural done by
Pampanga Stucco painter Simón Flores
Rebuilt: Concrete
Materials
Binondo Church Binondo Manila Spanish and European Domingo de la Cruz 1st Construction: Wood Bell tower remains the
Baroque González only original
Rebuilt: Granite Walls

Calasiao Church Poblacion, Baroque Roman Dalinao Cement, massive 2nd best bell tower
Calasiao, bricks, steel, gravel Massive bricks / ladrillo
Pangasinan w/ a fortress-like façade
designed to withstand
revolts

Daraga Church Daraga Albay Churrigueresque Volcanic rocks Has 4 spiral columns
Baroque known as Solomonic /
salomónicas
Certain church sections
were declared as a
NCTP in 2007

Guadalupe Church Guadalupe Baroque Stone Church

Viejo, Makati

Iglesia ni Cristo Main New Era, Gothic Carlos A. Santos-Viola No. of Spires: 22
Quezon City, Major Spires: 6
Metro Manila

Jaro Cathedral Jaro, Iloilo City, Romanesque Revival National Historical B

Iloilo Landmark
No. of Spires: 3

Kawit Church Kawit Cavite Earthquake Baroque Bricks, stone and wood Emilio Aguinaldo, the
president of the First
Philippine Republic was
baptized in this church,
his birth certificate is
kept on the left side of
the altar
 baptized in this church,
his birth certificate is
kept on the left side of
the altar

Laoag Church Laoag, Ilocos Italian Renaissance Joseph Ruiz Sinking bell tower
Norte

Las Pinas Church Las Pinas, Earthquake Baroque Diego Cera Adobe (volcanic) stones Bamboo organ
Metro Manila Restored by Francisco
Mañosa and Partners,
with Architect Ludwig
Alvarez

Liliw Church Liliw Laguna Baroque Adobe, Clay Bricks

Loboc Church Loboc, Bohol Baroque Coral stones Biggest Murals

Heritage Designation:
National Historical
Landmark by NHCP,
National Cultural
Treasure by NMP

Malate Church Malate Manila Baroque Stone, Sand, gravel, One of only two
Neo-Mudejar cement, mortar and steel churches with a twisted
column and a retablo-
type façade

Manila Cathedral Manila Neo-Romanesque Fernando H. Ocampo Adobe and cement Serves as the See of
the Archbishop of
Manila, the eighth and
current rendition of the
cathedral was
completed in 1958

Miagao Church Miagao, Iloilo Baroque Romanesque Comporedando & Adobe, Limestone, UNESCO World
Gonzales Coral, Egg Heritage Site
Its two uneven bell
towers served as a
tactical location for the
town’s defense against
Muslim raids
 Gonzales Coral, Egg
Its two uneven bell
towers served as a
tactical location for the
town’s defense against
Muslim raids

Morong Church Morong, Rizal Baroque dela madre

Our Lady of Piat Church Piat, Cagayan Romanesque Built by Rev. Fr. Diego Dubbed as the
Pinero and later Pilgrimage Center of the
restored by Fr. Jose North
Gurumeta in 1875
Home to a 407-year-old
black image of the
Virgin Mary

Paete Church Paete Laguna Baroque Mission Adobe, egg white and
other native material

Pakil Church Pakil Laguna Corinthian and Ionic Sand, gravel, cement, Cruciform in plan
and bricks

Panay Church Iloilo East Filipino Colonial Neo- Largest Bell

Coast-Capiz Classical Baroque
Rd., Panay,
Capiz

Paoay Church Paoay, Ilocos Earthquake Baroque Padre Antonio Estavillo Coral stones and bricks UNESCO World
Norte Heritage Site
No. of Spires: 15
Paranaque Cathedral La Huerta, Baroque One of the oldest and
Paranaque most historical churches

Pasig Cathedral Malinao Pasig

Quiapo Church Manila Mexican Baroque Restored by Nakpil & 1st church of Quiapo Officially declared a
Zaragoza with Bamboo and Nipa Minor Basilica in 1988
Location of the
reputedly miraculous
Black Nazarene

San Agustin Church Intramuros Baroque Juan Macías Adobe stones Oldest Church
Manila UNESCO World
Heritage Site
1st: Bamboo & Nipa
2nd: Wood
3rd: Present

San Jose de Ivana Ivana Batanes

San Juan del Monte Church San Juan Metro Earthquake Baroque Stone, cement
Manila

San Sebastian Cathedral Bacolod, Baroque Coral Stone

Negros
Occidental
San Sebastian Cathedral Quiapo, Manila Neo-Gothic Genaro Palacios Steel, mixed sand, No. of Spire: 64
gravel and cement

Santa Cruz Church Sta Cruz, Baroque Concrete

Manila

Santa Maria Church Santa Maria, Earthquake Baroque Brick UNESCO World
Ilocos Sur Heritage Site
85-step stairway made
of granite rock

Sto Domingo Church Quezon Ave., Spanish Modern Style José María Zaragoza Concrete National Cultural
Quezon City Treasure

Santo Nino Basilica Cebu City Earthquake Baroque Fray Juan de Albarran, Stone Bells: 7
O.S.A.

Sarrat Church Sarrat Ilocos Earthquake Baroque Bricks Important Cultural

Norte and Neoclassical Property

Taal Church Poblacion Taal, Neo-classic Don Luciano Oliver & Largest church in the
Batangas Anton Philippines and in Asia
 Batangas Anton Philippines and in Asia

Tayabas Basilica Tayabas, Baroque Famous for its longest

Quezon isle and huge century
Province old church bells
Key-shaped architecture