So much has been written and said about the San Sebastian Basilica in Manila’s Quiapo district. It is, after all, an iconic structure that has pretty much defined the city’s skyline for more than a century. And if we are going to dig deeper, two reasons can be determined as to why and how it became such an icon. One is the Neo-Gothic inspired architecture that is akin to the churches in Europe. And the other is the method of construction used in building this church, as the first and only structure in the country that is built entirely of metal.
The Ocampo Pagoda Unveils its Secrets
For the first time, the iconic Quiapo landmark, the Ocampo Pagoda, opens its doors to visitors, unveiling a treasure trove of design elements and a unique story of inspiration and perseverance through time.
