#Spanish Colonial Architecture
Articles tagged with «Spanish Colonial Architecture».
Cabra Island Lighthouse: Historic Maritime Landmark in Occidental Mindoro
Historic first-order lighthouse in Occidental Mindoro, Philippines. Built by Spain in 1889, now abandoned and vandalized.
San Joaquin Church: Heritage, Architecture and Conservation in Iloilo
National Cultural Treasure church in Iloilo, known for its Moorish battle pediment and conservation history.
Pila Historic Town Center: Heritage and Urban Planning in Laguna
Pila Historic Town Center in Laguna is a pre-Hispanic and Spanish-era heritage district recognized as a National Historical Landmark.
Gates of Intramuros: Historical Entrances to Manila's Walled City
Overview of the eight historic gates of Intramuros in Manila, their construction, destruction, and restoration.
Casa Manila: Colonial Heritage Museum in Intramuros
Casa Manila is a museum in Intramuros depicting Spanish colonial lifestyle, reconstructed in the 1980s.
Malagonlong Bridge: Historic Stone Arch in Tayabas, Quezon
The Malagonlong Bridge is a historic stone arch bridge in Tayabas, Quezon, built in the 19th century and declared a National Cultural Treasu...
Cagayancillo Fort: Spanish Colonial Defense and Maritime Heritage
Historic 17th-century fort in Cagayancillo, Palawan, built for pirate defense.
Fort Pikit: Spanish Colonial Fortification in Cotabato
History and heritage of Fort Pikit, a Spanish colonial stone fortification in Pikit, Cotabato, designated a National Historical Landmark in...
Malolos Historic Town Center: Heritage, History, and the First Republic
Explore the Malolos Historic Town Center in Bulacan, birthplace of the First Philippine Republic and home to Spanish-era heritage.
Tayabas Basilica: Architecture, History and Heritage in Quezon
Tayabas Basilica is a Roman Catholic minor basilica in Quezon, Philippines, known for its key-shaped floor plan and 103-meter aisle.
Olongapo Spanish Gate: History and Heritage
Historic gate built in 1885 in Olongapo, Zambales, serving as entrance to the Subic Bay naval arsenal and later a jail.
Vigan: UNESCO Heritage City and Capital of Ilocos Sur
Vigan is a UNESCO World Heritage City in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, known for its Spanish colonial architecture and history.
Aduana Building: History, architecture and restoration in Intramuros
Historic Spanish colonial customs house in Manila, now owned by the National Archives.
Palacio del Gobernador: History, architecture and heritage significance in Intramuros
Government building in Intramuros, Manila. Built in 1976 on the site of the original Spanish Governor's Palace. Houses Intramuros Administra...
Ayuntamiento de Manila: History, architecture and restoration of the Manila City Hall
History and restoration of the Ayuntamiento de Manila, the historic city hall in Intramuros now housing the Bureau of the Treasury.
Baroque Churches of the Philippines: UNESCO Heritage and Architectural Evolution
Explore the four UNESCO-listed Baroque Churches of the Philippines, their Earthquake Baroque architecture, and historical significance.
Baluarte de San Diego: Architecture, Excavation and Heritage in Intramuros
History, archaeological excavation and structural details of the Baluarte de San Diego bastion in Manila's Intramuros.
Fort Pilar: History, Marian Shrine and Heritage Museum in Zamboanga City
Fort Pilar is a 17th-century Spanish fortress in Zamboanga City, now a National Cultural Treasure, museum, and Marian shrine.
Fort Cuyo: Spanish-era citadel and heritage landmark in Palawan
Fort Cuyo, built in 1680 in Palawan, is a historic citadel housing the oldest church in the province and the birthplace of diplomat Trinidad...
Historic Bridges of Romblon: Colonial Heritage and Conservation
Overview of the Historic Bridges of Romblon, Spanish and American era structures declared Important Cultural Property in 2013.