I always love to go to church and specially if I am in Cebu, It doesn't matter if its full of people, People from all over the world, will come and pay respect to the Little Jesus. More

One of my itineraries whenever I went to different provinces is to visit some local churches or religious structures. When I went to Cebu, my colleague strongly suggest to go to Basilica de Sto. Niño. I must say that this is the most beautiful church I've been to. Plus, I just learned that this is much greater than a "shrine"... More

It was the first friday of the month so the place was buzzing with locals and tourists. It was like any other old church, much like the ones in intramuros and very much like the architecture of UST. I liked that it had such an old world charm that somehow brings back memories of going to church when i was... More

One of the first basilicas built outside Europe, this is a musts-see for visitors of Cebu. Although one has to line up to get near the image of the Holy Child Jesus (15 to 30 minutes depending on the day and time. At 1pm on a saturday, we waited 15 mins.), the feeling of being blessed from such a sacrifice... More

A must to see when you visit Cebu, though I do not particularly like the crowd. It's hard to concentrate inside because of the many devotees that visit the church. More

Every visitor that is a devout Catholic does not miss a visit - to say a prayer, to hear Mass or make an offering. A visit to Cebu is not complete without a visit to the patron saint of Cebu. More

It is always nice to see a place that binds people. I am not really religious so I only visited once. When I went back during the Sinulog, I still did not visit although the feast was in the name of Sto. Nino. More

What a magnificent place the Basilica is. I think the Cebuano are very proud of this church. If you ask, most people will say they will come here to pray if they can, at some stage. It is very heavily patronised outside normal service hours, and yes, as confirmed by my friends, pickpockets pray too, so be careful of your... More

Still looking great the Sto Nino de basilica. Many people still coming to see the area and lots of people taking pictures More