Points of Interest in Cebu

Image of the Santo Niño de Cebu

Considered as the oldest relic in the Philippines and Cebu's patron. It was given as a baptismal gift by Magellan to the island's Queen Juana on April 14, 1521. Today, the image is enshrined at the Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño. Everyday, a constant line of devotees files through to kiss the image and offer prayers.

Magellan's Cross

A wooden cross planted by Magellan and marks the spot where the first Christian Filipinos were baptized.

Colon Street

The oldest street in the Philippines named after the renowned explorer "Cristobal Colon" a.k.a. Christopher Columbus is the heart of downtown Cebu City. A very busy street lined with movie houses, department stores and other establishments.

Fort San Pedro

The oldest and smallest fort built in 1738 and was the site of the first Spanish settlement in the country.

Casa Gorordo

Was the residence of the first Filipino Bishop of Cebu. It is now a museum showcasing the Filipino lifestyle from the periods 1860 to 1920.

Taoist Temple

One can have their fortunes told by monks after climbing up the 99 steps.

Sinulog Festival

This grand fiesta honors the Santo Niño as street dancers in their colorful costumes portray Cebu's rich cultural and historical past. Everybody dances to the beat of the drums and shouts the prayer cry "Pit Senyor".

1. Cebu - The History
2. Some Points of Interest
3. Things to do in Cebu
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