San Nicolas de Tolentino Cathedral

San Nicolas de Tolentino Cathedral, commonly known as Surigao Cathedral, is the Roman Catholic cathedral located on Borromeo Street in Barangay Washington, Surigao City, Surigao del Norte, Philippines. It serves as the seat of the Diocese of Surigao established in 1939. Originally founded as a parish in 1751 by Augustinian Recollects, the present modern structure was rebuilt after World War II destruction and is notable for its contemporary architecture, religious importance, and central location in the city.

Visitors can expect a modern Roman Catholic cathedral in the city center of Surigao City, with a simple contemporary facade, spacious nave, altar dedicated to San Nicolas de Tolentino, stained-glass windows, and religious statues. The cathedral is an active place of worship with regular Masses, located along Borromeo Street near the city plaza and commercial area. The surroundings are urban with easy pedestrian access, and visitors can observe local religious practices and quiet prayer inside.