San Fernando Cathedral

The Metropolitan Cathedral of San Fernando displays a neoclassical architecture with a large central dome and white, beige, gray, and maroon exterior colors.

The original structure, built in 1755 by Augustinian friars under Saint Ferdinand III of Castile's patronage, underwent reconstruction after fires in 1899 and 1939.

The cathedral functions as the principal religious center of the Archdiocese of San Fernando, hosting major Catholic ceremonies and celebrations throughout the year.

Located in the center of San Fernando City, the cathedral provides space for 2000 worshippers and maintains regular mass schedules for the local community.

The National Museum of the Philippines designated this religious structure as an important cultural property due to its architectural and historical significance.

Location: San Fernando

Inception: 1948

Architects: Fernando H. Ocampo

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

Address: A. Consunji Street cor. General Hizon Avenue 2000 2000

GPS coordinates: 15.02838,120.69313

Latest update: May 13, 2025 08:22