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Chapel of San Pancratius in Manila

Manila Monuments and Historic Buildings: Chapel of San Pancratius



Chapel of San Pancratius

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The Chapel of San Pancratius located behind the park organizes mass on Sundays. The Chapel is also popular for weddings.
Remnants of Spanish governors and influential people were laid to rest in the Chapel of San Pancratius. The remains of Governor-General Ramon Solano are still in the chapel.

Category: Monument and Historic Building
Address: San Marcelino & General Luna Sts Manila
Telephone: 3027381



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