Metropolitan Cathedral of San Fernando

The Metropolitan Cathedral of San Fernando is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Barangay Santo Rosario, City of San Fernando, Pampanga, Philippines. It serves as the seat of the Archdiocese of San Fernando and is a major religious landmark in Central Luzon. Originally founded in 1754 and rebuilt after World War II damage in 1948, the cathedral features Baroque-influenced architecture, religious artworks, and a plaza frontage at the heart of the city's heritage district.

Visitors can expect a large heritage cathedral facing a public plaza in downtown San Fernando. The exterior shows a white facade with classical columns, twin bell towers, and arched windows. Inside is a spacious nave with high ceilings, stained glass, religious statues, altar and Stations of the Cross. The surroundings include the cathedral plaza, nearby heritage houses and government buildings. Visitors can explore the interior outside Mass times, attend services, take photos of the facade and plaza, and observe local religious practices.