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A town hall built in 1930, and the few buildings that survived the razing of Passi by the Japanese.
This Spanish-era town square has a pineapple sculpture, its main attraction.
Passi Church
A Spanish-era church with a façade that resembles more of a fortress, with large buttresses on the front and back. It was first built in 1612, to replace smaller churches destroyed by an earthquake. The architecture reflects the church's secondary purpose as a Spanish military outpost.