Malate Catholic Church: A Historical Gem

An extraordinary site of faith, Malate Catholic Church is a testament to Manila's rich ecclesiastical heritage.

Founded in 1588, this parish church, initially dedicated to Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, showcases unique Mexican Baroque architecture and features a revered statue of the Virgin Mary, brought from Spain in 1624. Its location on Plaza Rajah Sulayman, overlooking Manila Bay, adds historical significance and cultural value to the site. The church has been a center of worship for centuries and reflects the city's colonial past.

Must-See Wonders

🕍 Baroque Architecture: The church’s architectural style is a visual testament to 16th-century design, captivating visitors.
🙏 Our Lady of Remedies: A Spanish statue revered by the locals, symbolizing protection and motherhood.
🌳 Scenic Location: Situated near the bay with surrounding trees, offering a tranquil environment.

Access to the church is free, making it an ideal stop for tourists, families, and historians interested in architecture and religious history.