Santo Niño Shrine and Heritage Museum
About
Peek inside one of the grandest houses of the Marcos years! The Santo Niño Shrine and Heritage Museum in Tacloban was built as a presidential rest house for Imelda Marcos, who was born in the city. A chapel with the Santo Niño sits at its heart, ringed by guest rooms each themed after a different part of the country. Upstairs, a ballroom glitters with giant chandeliers. Join the guided tour: the stories make it.
- 1 hrTime to spend
- Any day; mornings are quieter.Best time to go
- BudgetEntrance and budget
- Jeep, then a tricycleNo car needed
What to do here
- Join the guided tour
- See the Santo Niño chapel
- Look up at the ballroom chandeliers
- Photograph the facade and fountain
Know before you go
Follow the guide; some rooms limit photos.
Where it is
Santo Niño Shrine, Real Street, Tacloban City, Leyte
No car neededOn Real Street in downtown Tacloban, a short tricycle or jeepney ride from the city center.
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FAQ
What is the Santo Niño Shrine?
A Marcos-era presidential rest house turned museum, with a Santo Niño chapel, themed guest rooms and a chandelier-lit ballroom.
Is the tour guided?
Yes, visits are by guided tour.