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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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New pasalubong hall at Nepo Mart, opened in October 2026, gathering Pampanga delicacies, crafts and souvenirs from local makers.
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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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Former convent that served as a US Army hospital in 1900 and Japanese barracks and arsenal in 1942, now a school building.
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1899 building on Arayat Boulevard built to store church statues and carriages, later a US Army jail and the Angeles post office.
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Picturesque 1860 house in the Santo Rosario district, now leased to small shops and eateries with its old architecture intact.
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1840 rice granary of the first gobernadorcillo of Angeles, restored in 1980 and home to the Camalig restaurant.
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The oldest building in Angeles, built in 1824 by the city's founder Don Angel Pantaleon de Miranda, now known as Bale Matua.
Shopping
Ayala mall beside the NLEX Angeles exit with over 450 shops and restaurants.
Culture
Holy Angel University's center for Kapampangan culture, with a gallery, museum and library.
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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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Angeles City shrine of Apung Mamacalulu, the revered image of the dead Christ, known for its Friday devotions.
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Angeles City’s 19th-century parish church, raised to minor basilica in 2026, the first in the Archdiocese of San Fernando.