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Antipolo Cathedral (International Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage)

No car needed

About

The pilgrimage that put Antipolo on the map! This hilltop cathedral keeps the beloved image of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage, patroness of travelers, and in 2026 the faithful marked 400 years since the image arrived. Every May to July, thousands make the traditional 'pag-ahon' uphill to pray, hear Mass and ask a blessing before a trip. Light a candle, then do it the Antipolo way: kasoy, suman and mangga from the stalls outside, and a sunset view from the hills!

  • 1 hrTime to spend
  • Weekday mornings for a quiet visit; the May to July pilgrimage season and Holy Week bring huge crowds and road closures.Best time to go
  • Free entryEntrance and budget
  • Train or jeep, then a short rideNo car needed

What to do here

  • Pray before the image of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage
  • Join a pilgrimage-season Mass or procession (May to July)
  • Shop for kasoy and suman outside
  • Pair it with Hinulugang Taktak or the Pinto Art Museum

Know before you go

Expect road closures and heavy traffic in May, Holy Week and on July's closing rites.

Watch your belongings in the crowds.

Dress modestly and keep quiet during Mass.

Paid parking lots and street parking around the cathedral; very tight during the pilgrimage season.

Free to enter; it is an active cathedral. Budget for pasalubong (kasoy, suman) at the stalls outside.

Where it is

M. L. Quezon Street, Dela Paz, Antipolo, Rizal

No car neededFrom Cubao, take a jeep or UV Express bound for Antipolo (via Marcos Highway or Ortigas Extension) and get off at the cathedral in the city proper. From the LRT-2 Antipolo station, ride a jeep up to the cathedral. By car, Sumulong Highway or Ortigas Avenue Extension.

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FAQ

When is the Antipolo pilgrimage season?

From the first Tuesday of May to the first Tuesday of July, with novena Masses and processions.

Why do travelers visit?

Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage is the patroness of travelers, so many people come to pray before a trip.

What should I buy outside?

Cashews (kasoy) and suman are the classic Antipolo pasalubong.

Free entry

Best: Weekday mornings for a…
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