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Sto. Nino de Paz Greenbelt Chapel
Sight4.8 · 1 6264.4 · 844≈ 32 minFree entry
Sto. Niño de Paz Greenbelt Chapel is an open-air Catholic sanctuary set amid lagoons and tropical greenery in Makati's Greenbelt complex, Manila. Built in 1983 to a circular dome design by William Fernandez and Roberto Novenario, the chapel blends nature with spiritual architecture. Highlights include an altar with delicate glasswork and a sculptured ceiling by celebrated Filipino artist Ramon Orlina. Entry to the chapel is free.
Highlights
- Distinctive circular open-air concrete dome sanctuary
- Tranquil spiritual haven amidst Makati's shopping district
- Glass altar artwork and sculpture by master Ramon Orlina
- Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, streams, and ponds
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