Immaculate Conception Metropolitan Cathedral

The Immaculate Conception Metropolitan Cathedral is the central Roman Catholic cathedral in Roxas City, Capiz, Philippines, located along Rizal Street near the city plaza and Panay River. Serving as the seat of the Archdiocese of Capiz, it is commonly known as Roxas Cathedral. The present structure reflects post-war reconstruction after earlier churches dating to 1827. Notable for its white façade, twin bell towers, and religious significance to the local community.

Visitors can expect a white-painted cathedral with twin bell towers facing Roxas City Plaza near the Panay River. Inside is a spacious nave with altar dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, stained glass windows, religious statues and Stations of the Cross. The surroundings include a paved plaza and park area. Visitors can observe daily Masses, light candles, take photographs of the exterior and interior outside service times, and experience a quiet, active parish environment in the city center.