University of San Carlos
The University of San Carlos was established by the Dominican fathers on the site of the former Jesuit-run Colegio de San Ildefonso, originally founded in 1595. Its museum on P. del Rosario Street has an extensive collection of anthropological and biological artifacts.
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Taoist Temple
The Cebuano's Chinese heritage is very visible and one of the more popular destinations in the city is the Taoist Temple, located at the highest elevation of the Beverly Hills Subdivision. Devotees, meanwhile, go to the Heavenly Temple of Charity at the Peace Valley in the Lahug district.
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Celestial Garden
Yet another pilgrimage spot is the Celestial Garden where life-size replicas of the 14 Stations of the Cross are spread in a 12-hectare property within Banawa Hills.
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Fuente Osmeña Park
Located at the center of the boulevard is Fuente Osmeña, named after Cebu's Grand Old Man, the late Commonwealth President Sergio Osmeña, Sr. A favorite strolling park among locals, the circular Fuente becomes even more alive in the evenings. Within the park is a skating rink.
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Basilica Minor del Santo Niño
As a baptismal gift to Queen Juana, Magellan gave a black image of the Infant Child which, on April 27, 1565, managed to remain unscathed after a fire razed Cebu to the ground. The Basilica Minor del Santo Niño was built by Captain Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Fr. Andres Urdaneta on the spot where the miraculous icon was found. The religious statue has since been enthroned in the basilica, with the original kept inside the convent and a replica enshrined at the church's side altar.
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Colon Street
Colon, the country's oldest street, was built at the Parian or Chinese District. Located at the heart of downtown, it is a busy commercial center by day and a lively entertainment belt by night.
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Fort San Pedro
The fort is the oldest Spanish fort in the country. It served as a principal basis for the Spanish colonization in the Philippines. It was built in 1565 as a lookout against marauders from the south, it has also served - at various times - as army garrison, rebel stronghold, prison camp and city zoo (!) currently houses the offices of the Department of Tourism and an open-air theater
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Magellan's Cross
Cebu's most famous historical landmark; planted by Magellan in 1521 to commemorate the celebration of the first Catholic mass in the Phlippines
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