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Hacienda Dolores Chapel (Virgen Dolores Chapel)
Spanish-era barangay chapel of 1838 on the Porac Access Road, repaired after the 2019 earthquake.
Porac
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Pio Chapel (San Vicente Ferrer Chapel)
The first known circular chapel in the Philippines, built in 1861 in Barangay Pio and repaired by residents after Pinatubo and the 2019 quake.
Porac
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General Jose Alejandrino Monument
Monument to Arayat's hero General Jose Alejandrino, propagandist and later senator and Pampanga governor, at the town hall.
Arayat
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Felix Galura Memorial, Bacolor
1924 memorial to Felix Napao Galura, a beloved son of Bacolor, opposite the school that stands on the old Casa Real site.
Bacolor
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Nepo Mart Pasalubong Avenue
New pasalubong hall at Nepo Mart, opened in October 2026, gathering Pampanga delicacies, crafts and souvenirs from local makers.
Angeles
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Chapel of the Holy Guardian Angel
Holy Angel University's white contemporary chapel, home to an 1830 image of the Guardian Angel commissioned by the city's founder.
Angeles
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Holy Family Academy Building, Angeles
Former convent that served as a US Army hospital in 1900 and Japanese barracks and arsenal in 1942, now a school building.
Angeles
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Deposito (Old Angeles Post Office Building)
1899 building on Arayat Boulevard built to store church statues and carriages, later a US Army jail and the Angeles post office.
Angeles
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Bale Herencia
Picturesque 1860 house in the Santo Rosario district, now leased to small shops and eateries with its old architecture intact.
Angeles
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Camalig, Angeles
1840 rice granary of the first gobernadorcillo of Angeles, restored in 1980 and home to the Camalig restaurant.
Angeles
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Founders' Residence (Bale Matua), Angeles
The oldest building in Angeles, built in 1824 by the city's founder Don Angel Pantaleon de Miranda, now known as Bale Matua.
Angeles
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Monumento Fernandino
2004 monument to San Fernando's people and trades: a lantern girl, a torch bearer and a boatman.
San Fernando
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Museum of Philippine Arts and Culture (MOPAC)
Private museum of Philippine art, religious artefacts and culture on MacArthur Highway, open 10am to 5pm except Mondays.
San Fernando
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Heroes Park, San Fernando
Park on Lazatin Boulevard with statues of Filipino heroes, many of them born in Pampanga, open 6am to 6pm.
San Fernando
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Pampanga Provincial Capitol
American-era neoclassical building on Capitol Boulevard, seat of Pampanga's provincial government, next to Arnedo Park.
San Fernando
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San Fernando Heritage District
Two blocks of Consunji Street lined with some of San Fernando's last colonial-era mansions, part of a district of 32 historic structures.
San Fernando
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San Fernando Train Station (Death March Marker)
Restored 1892 railway station where the Bataan Death March ended, with a preserved wooden boxcar of the wartime death trains.
San Fernando
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Metropolitan Cathedral of San Fernando
Seat of the Archdiocese of San Fernando, founded in 1754, burned in 1899 and 1939 and rebuilt by architect Fernando Ocampo.
San Fernando
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Porac Public Market
Porac's town market in Cangatba, which doubles as the main jeepney terminal.
Porac
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Tutulari Avatar Gorge
Sandstone gorge in Inararo, Porac, with mossy canyon walls and narrow passages, reached by off-road trips on the Pinatubo massif.
Porac
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Santa Catalina de Alejandria Church, Porac
Porac's Baroque parish church from 1872, damaged in the war and restored in the 1980s, its belfry shortened by the 2019 earthquake.
Porac
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Samia-Santos House and Santa Martina Chapel
Colonial-era Samia-Santos residence, known locally as Bahay Antigo, facing the Spanish-era Santa Martina Chapel.
Arayat
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Medina Ancestral House, Arayat
Spanish-era private residence from 1840 on P. Tan Street, also called the Calo-Medina house.
Arayat
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Pau Falls, Arayat
Small cascade at the foot of Mount Arayat in Barangay Baliti, near Gintung Pakpak Ecopark.
Arayat