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As my title suggests, naa mo idea asa maayo na house and lot or lot only na di rapd layo sa schools. South maybe farthest is talisay then sa north pwede pit-os. Mga 2-3m budget for lot only then house and lot naa sa mga 6-6.5m.
- The Sisters at Perpetual Succour Hospital
- The Mysterious Monument
- The Apparitions at St. Joseph The Patriarch Parish Church
- The Tale of Two Haunted Buildings Along Escario Street
- The Haunted University
- The Ruins of Compania Maritima
- The Beautiful, Haunted District of Parian
- The Dorm in The Middle of The Street
- Minda Mora
According to its official website, Perpetual Succour Hospital’s beginnings can be traced back to a wooden, ramshackle house, where the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres set up a small hospital to take care of the sick and the poor. In the war, Japanese bombs caused the hospital to burn down, forcing the nuns and their patients to evacuate to Iloilo. ...
According to historian Resil Mojares’s essay, “A Hero in Search of a Monument,” there was once a plan to build a “15-storeys-high” monument of Lapu-Lapu, like a local Statue of Liberty. But such a project proved to be too huge, literally. Instead, in 1933, a life-sized monument of Lapu-Lapu was erected in the plaza of Opon, armed with a bow and arr...
Built in the 18th century, St. Joseph Parish Church looks splendidly maintained and renovated. But the addition of a second floor made something apparent not just to some clergymen and caretakers, but also to parishioners. From time to time, a dark-hooded figure reportedly appears at the back row of the second floor. Some made it out to be the dece...
Cebu Pensione Plaza, situated along Escario Street, is reportedly a host to playful ghosts, whose footsteps clatter the hallways at night. A few of these footsteps stop at someone’s door, and then there’d be loud frantic knocks that could be heard throughout the whole floor. A small group of ghost hunters, a few of which were members of the Order o...
During World War 2, the Kempeitai or military police took over Cebu Normal University and used it as a death camp, where they tortured and executed hundreds of guerillas and sympathizers. What were once prison cells and beheading chambers are now used as admin officesand classrooms. This probably explains why teachers and students spoke of chilling...
In 1910, the building was first known as the Fernandez Building, later occupied by Shamrock Hotel (related to today’s Shamrock Otap and Shamrock Pension House). It was nearly destroyed during the Liberation of Cebu in 1945. Afterward, it was repaired and became the Compania Maritima main office. Despite being then one of the biggest fishing lines i...
At the heart of Parian, you’ll find three of the country’s oldest Spanish colonial houses. They are a stone’s throw from each other: the Casa Gorordo, the 1730 Jesuit House, and the Yap-Sandiego residence. In these ancestral houses, Cebu’s richest and most influential people once lived and died. All of them are now museums and heritage sites. Found...
Ramos Street is a lively street throughout the day, since business buildings, shops, cafés, pharmacies, a hospital, and a school fill the whole length of the street. It also links up with the then-sleepless Mango Avenue (now General Maxilom Avenue). Pedestrians flood the sidewalks, and vehicles rule the road from day to night. It’s only when midnig...
Here’s how the urban legend goes: Minda Mora was an attractive, talented student of the University of San Carlos (USC) - South Campus. She had a passion for acting, and from the first time she performed onstage at the school cultural center, it was apparent she had the makings of a star. One night, she was late from finishing her rehearsals. Three ...
Oct 19, 2016 · Whether it’s Halloween season or not, you can create your own ghost tour and get spooked by visiting some of the known scary, haunted places in Cebu. Go where strange, scary things happen in the Queen City of the South
Oct 31, 2022 · Meanwhile, another coverage that gained traction was a 2018 report of News5 correspondent Gem Avaceña who also visited a horror house in Cebu City and was spooked by its actors more than once....
- Casa Gorordo Museum. Location: 35 Lopez Jaena Street, Barangay Parian, Cebu City. Travel time: 44 minutes from the Mactan-Cebu International Airport. Recommended budget for two: PhP80 entrance fee for two adults.
- Museo de Parian. Location: 26 Zulueta Street, Cebu City. Travel time: 44 minutes from the Mactan-Cebu International Airport. Recommended budget for two: PhP60 entrance fee for two adults.
- Moncado Hotel. Location: Barangay Sudlon 2, Cebu City. Travel time: 1 hour and 25 minutes from the Mactan-Cebu International Airport. Recommended budget for two: free.
- Fort San Pedro. Location: A. Pigafetta Street, Cebu City. Travel time: 40 minutes from the Mactan-Cebu International Airport. Recommended budget for two: PhP60 entrance fee for two adults.
Sa halagang P100-P150 pesos ay malilibot na ang haunted house.
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Cebu Horror Stories for October 2021. In the spirit of Halloween, now is the month to share horror stories. I'll start with mine. ---. I don't really believe in the paranormal and yes nothing paranormal happened to me per se. What I will narrate though is what was the general consensus of the retreat of the USC Biology, Chemistry, and Physics ...
