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Aurelio Tolentino Monument, Guagua
Guagua's monument to Aurelio Tolentino, the playwright and Katipunan member who was a native son of the town.
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Guagua's monument to Aurelio Tolentino, the playwright and Katipunan member who was a native son of the town.
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1929 mansion of sugar magnate Alejandro Lopez, said to be Pampanga's first all-concrete house, restored in 2016 as an events venue.
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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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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.
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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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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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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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Small chapel in Mexico, Pampanga, believed to be the oldest chapel in the province.
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1890 mansion where the first anniversary of Philippine independence was held, now the Museum of Philippine Social History.
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City museum in Angeles's 1922 former town hall, covering local history, Clark, fashion and Kapampangan cooking.
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Massive brick church begun in 1614, one of Pampanga's oldest and an Important Cultural Property.
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Bacolor's "sunken church", half-buried by Pinatubo lahar in 1995 and still in use, with a small museum.
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Baroque Saint James the Apostle church in Betis, Guagua, a National Cultural Treasure famed for its painted ceiling.
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American military cemetery near Clark's main gate, established in 1948, with almost 8,600 interments including Philippine Scouts and over 2,100 unknowns.