Culture
Pottery wheel workshop in Sto. Tomas
Make your own clay pot at the wheel with a Sto. Tomas potter, from PHP 300 including a kilo of clay.
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Make your own clay pot at the wheel with a Sto. Tomas potter, from PHP 300 including a kilo of clay.
Attractions
Holy Angel University's white contemporary chapel, home to an 1830 image of the Guardian Angel commissioned by the city's founder.
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Private museum of Philippine art, religious artefacts and culture on MacArthur Highway, open 10am to 5pm except Mondays.
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Seat of the Archdiocese of San Fernando, founded in 1754, burned in 1899 and 1939 and rebuilt by architect Fernando Ocampo.
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Porac's Baroque parish church from 1872, damaged in the war and restored in the 1980s, its belfry shortened by the 2019 earthquake.
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Arayat's 1753 Renaissance-style church of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, 70 metres long, with an arcaded upper facade.

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Mexico's parish of Saint Monica, rebuilt in a modern style after the 1880 earthquake left only its old belfry standing.
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Sasmuan's Baroque church of Saint Lucy, an Augustinian foundation of 1590 with a distinctive pineapple-shaped cupola.
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Parish in Bahay Pare that serves Candaba's swampland barangays and keeps the venerated image of Apung de la Merced.
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Candaba's Spanish-era Baroque parish church, founded in 1575, once a grammar school and a refuge for Manila's friar students.
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Bust of Juan Crisostomo Soto, Crissot, the Bacolor writer who launched the golden age of Kapampangan literature.
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Marian pilgrimage shrine in Cabetican, Bacolor, half-buried by Pinatubo's lahar and still a centre of prayer and healing.
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Mabalacat's town parish, where the choir keeps the old Pastorella tradition of Latin Christmas hymns.
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Magalang's parish of Saint Bartholomew, moved to the present town in 1863 after the Parua River swept away the old settlement.
Adventure
Holy Mountain Way of the Cross on Mount Arayat's slope: 14 life-sized Stations along a 1.6 km trail to a 35-foot Risen Christ.
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Baroque 1850s church of Saint Anne with a five-tiered belfry, a bone relic of the saint and an NHCP marker from 2013.
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Single-nave church of Saint Rita of Cascia, built 1839 to 1868, which keeps a first-class relic of the saint shown every August 17.
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National Cultural Treasure with four unique capillas posas, twin hexagonal towers and a mural map dated 1619 in its convent.
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The last parish the Augustinians founded in Pampanga, erected in 1894, with a central bell tower and saints in canopied niches.
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Interactive museum and library in San Nicolas 1st on the life and times of President Diosdado Macapagal, a native of Lubao.
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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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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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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.