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Monumento Fernandino
2004 monument to San Fernando's people and trades: a lantern girl, a torch bearer and a boatman.
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Things to do in 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.
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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.
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Pampanga Provincial Capitol
American-era neoclassical building on Capitol Boulevard, seat of Pampanga's provincial government, next to Arnedo Park.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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SM City Pampanga
Central Luzon's first SM mall, at the NLEX in San Fernando, with over 300 stores and Sky Ranch next door.
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Sky Ranch Pampanga
Amusement park at SM City Pampanga, home of the Pampanga Eye Ferris wheel with views to Mount Arayat.
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