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“Founded in 1607, the oldest stone church in the Philippines Spanish colonial Baroque architecture Beautiful interior frescoes and ceiling paintings Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site Ideal for visitors interested in history, art, and architecture”
San Agustin Church is a historic stone church built during the Spanish colonial period, constructed mainly of stone and mortar. Its structure has remained intact despite numerous storms and earthquakes.
Inside the church, visitors can admire frescoes and ceiling paintings depicting religious stories and historical events, providing an educational and cultural experience.
The church also houses antiques, including old Bibles, liturgical items, and sacred statues, giving visitors an authentic sense of the religious and cultural heritage.
San Agustin Church was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993 for its historical, artistic, and colonial architectural significance.
The surrounding area includes the San Agustin Museum, which displays artifacts and historical information, allowing visitors to enjoy a comprehensive cultural and educational experience.
How to Get There
- Located in the Intramuros district of Manila, accessible by car or taxi from Rizal Park within 5–10 minutes.
Travel Tips
- Wear appropriate clothing when entering the church. Photography is allowed in designated areas only.
Admission Fee
- Domestic visitors: Approximately PHP 200 per person
- Foreign visitors: Approximately PHP 300 per person
Opening Hours
- Open daily: 08:00 – 18:00
San Agustin Church Manila
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San Agustin Church, General Luna St, Intramuros, Manila, 1002 Metro Manila, Philippines
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