Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebú (Cebu City)

Philippines / Central Visayas / Calero / Cebu City
 basilica, Roman Catholic church, historic landmark
Founded in April 28, 1565 by Father Andres de Urdaneta. Two other famous landmarks are easily accesible from here: Fort San Pedro and the Magellan's Cross. The feast of the Santo Niño is celebrated during the third Sunday of January wherein flocks of patrons and tourists gather here by the thousands in order to catch a glimpse of the Santo Niño.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_Minore_del_Santo_Niño
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Coordinates:   10°17'38"N   123°54'7"E

Comments

  • i used to sing in the choir here when i was still in elementary. we had our mass every friday. Ms. Patena, hi!
  • its cool in basilica specilly sto. nino school!!!! hey clzzmates?
  • that's the place where we attend mass and shout "VIVA PIT SENOR!!! :D
  • This place is very attractive and unique
  • The Basilica Minore del Santo Niño in Cebu is a captivating blend of historical charm and spiritual significance. Its ancient architecture and intricate details transport visitors to a bygone era, while the serene ambiance inside invites contemplation and reverence. The iconic bell tower and the revered Santo Niño statue are enduring symbols of Cebu's rich cultural heritage, drawing in tourists and locals alike. Exploring this sacred site is not just a journey through history but also a deep dive into Cebu's religious traditions, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking cultural enrichment and spiritual connection. Let's cherish and share the beauty of the Basilica on Google Maps to inspire others to experience its timeless allure.
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