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Immaculate Conception Parish Church, Guagua
Guagua's 1772 parish church of the Immaculate Conception beside the town hall, with a main altar by Betis artist Willy Layug.
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Guagua's 1772 parish church of the Immaculate Conception beside the town hall, with a main altar by Betis artist Willy Layug.
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Nineteenth-century mansion of the Arnedo family in Sulipan, where a Russian grand duke stayed and Rizal is said to have dined.
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Apalit's 1883 neo-Renaissance church of Saint Peter, with trompe l'oeil ceilings and a relic of the apostle enthroned in 2017.
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Parish of Saint Thomas the Apostle, founded in 1767, the mother church of Pampanga's smallest and youngest town.
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Working pottery studio and farm park in Sto. Tomas with factory tours, wheel workshops, pot painting and a showroom, open daily 8am to 5pm.

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San Simon's parish of Our Lady of the Pillar, founded in 1771, burned in 1898 and rebuilt by local families in 1979.
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The old municipal hall in San Luis's town centre, near the church, market and plaza.
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Monument unveiled in 2023 in San Luis to Luis Taruc and some 400 Hukbalahap guerrillas who fought the Japanese occupation.
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San Luis's Spanish-style parish church on the old Cabagsac site, where a fishnet above the altar catches roosting fruit bats.
Nature
Watch winter migratory birds over the Consuelo mangroves and mudflats where the Pampanga River meets Manila Bay.
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Town market on the Apalit-Macabebe-Masantol Road, known for river and estuary seafood from the Pampanga delta.
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Monument to the Macabebe Scouts, the unit of local men who served with US forces after 1899.
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Monument to the young chieftain of Macabebe who led Pampanga and Bulacan warriors against the Spaniards at Bangkusay in 1571.
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Rizal monument raised by the people of Macabebe in 1919, honouring the hero and the town's part in nation-building.
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Wetland park and small beach at Consuelo, where the Pampanga River meets Manila Bay, with mangroves and winter migratory birds.

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Macabebe's parish church, founded in 1575 and rebuilt in its Baroque style in 1904, facing the town hall on the plaza.
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Viewpoint in the Ayta upland village of Nabuclod, where 200 giant bamboos were planted in October 2026.
Adventure
Freshwater lagoon in upland Barangay Mawacat, listed by the municipality among Floridablanca's attractions.
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Municipal eco park in Barangay San Pedro with food and goods vendors, one of the town's listed attractions.
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Cool river swimming spot on the Gumain River under the SCTEX Gumain Bridge, open 6am to 6pm and closed when the river runs high.
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Nineteenth-century Spanish-era mansion in Barangay Paguiruan, one of Floridablanca's listed historical places.
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Spanish-era ancestral mansion in the Poblacion, known locally as the White House and still kept by the Alvendia family.
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Floridablanca's 1887 parish church of Saint Joseph the Worker, the town's patron, in the Poblacion.
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Open-air evening spot by Creekside, run by Midori Clark, with a nightly beer promo from 6pm.
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