Minor Basilica of St. Martin of Tours
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The largest Catholic church in the Philippines and in Asia, frequently referred to as the "Crown Jewel of Taal." A major historical and religious landmark.
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Colonial Era Landmark
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A well-preserved historical house showcasing Spanish colonial architecture and providing a glimpse into the life of affluent Filipino families of the past.
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Heritage Home Museum
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Home of the Goco family, this house is a beautiful example of a *Bahay na Bato* and features historical artifacts and period furniture, preserving the town's heritage.
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Taal's Old School Ruins
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Ruins of the first formal school established in Taal, built during the Spanish colonial period, representing the town's educational heritage and historical foundation.
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Sacred Pilgrimage Site
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A national religious treasure housing the image of the Our Lady of Caysasay. Pilgrims visit this site for reflection and its proximity to the miraculous Sta. Lucia Wells.
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Don Leon Apacible Ancestral House
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The beautifully restored ancestral home of Don Leon Apacible, a revolutionary leader and diplomat. This museum showcases historical artifacts and period furniture, preserving the town's heritage.
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Revolutionary Hideaway
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Two ancestral houses linked by history, famously used as a meeting place and hideout for revolutionaries during the Philippine struggle for independence.
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Miraculous Spring
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Also known as *Balon ng Sta. Lucia*, this natural spring is located near the Caysasay Shrine and is believed to have healing properties. A serene spot for reflection.
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Vintage Camera Museum
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A unique museum dedicated to vintage cameras and photography, housed in an old ancestral home, offering a glimpse into visual history and the evolution of film.
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Agoncillo Shrine/Museum
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The ancestral house and final resting place of Marcela Mariño Agoncillo, the primary seamstress of the Philippine flag, and her husband Don Felipe. A profound National Historical Shrine.
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