Philippines National Historical Landmarks

Philippines National Historic Landmarks is a registry of in the Philippines that have been officially declared by the Philippine Registry of Cultural Property.

There appear to be about 120 of them, as of August 2018.^{[note 1]} These are:

4. Embassy of the Philippines - Tokyo
6. Fort Pikit
7. Old Iloilo City Hall
13. Leyte Provincial Capitol
17. (try Old Legislative Building and National Museum and )
19. Bahay Nakpil-Bautista
21. Cebu Provincial Capitol
25. (try )
29. (try )
33. (try and )
36. (try Antonio Luna)
37. Church of the Holy Sacrifice
38. (try )
42. Cuartel de Santo Domingo
43. Corregidor
46. (try )
47. (try )
49. Teodoro Brillantes House
50. ( try )
51. (try )
52. (try Jaro Cathedral )
53. (try Vicente Manansala )
55. ( Felix Y. Manalo )
57. Capas Concentration Camp
62. Army and Navy Club Building
64. Battle of Alapan
66. (Diosdado P. Macapagal)
67. ( Tejeros Convention, )
69. ) Baldomero Aguinaldo )
70. ( Miguel Malvar )
71. ( Barasoain Church )
72. ( Leon Apacible )
73. ( Marcela Agoncillo), birthplace of Doña Marcela Mariño de Agoncillo, maker of the first Philippine Flag.
74. ( Nagcarlan Underground Cemetery )
75. ( , Taal )
79. Malacañang Palace
80. Luneta Hotel
81. ( , Pila)
82. ( , Malolos )
83. Mehan Gardens
87. ( Jose P. Laurel, )
88. ( )
89. ( Jacinto Zamora )
90. Mansion House
91. ( , )
97. Bank of the Philippine Islands
98. ) )
100. (, )
103. ( Ramon Magsaysay )
104. Bonifacio Trial House
105. ( Church of San Pedro Apostol, Loboc Church )
108. Manila Hotel
109. ( , Argao Church )
113. Negros Occidental Provincial Capitol
114. Manila Metropolitan Theater
115. Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine
116. ( , )
117. Silliman University
119. ( )
121. Mercado Mansion
122. , (, )
124. ( , )
125. Philippine Military Academy

Notes[]

External links[]

• The Philippine Registry of Cultural Property (PRECUP)

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