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A now decrepit residence built in 1921 for a former mayor. Unlike other houses at the time, the dwelling has three storeys.
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Diocesan Shrine and Parish of San Miguel Arcangel
San Miguel's main Roman Catholic church, built during the 19th century and used as a garrison by opposing sides during the Philippine Revolution against Spain. It houses a statue of Saint Michael the Archangel that was found in the forests outside town and is believed by residents to be miraculous. It is one of a few churches in the Philippines whose belfry is built above its façade. There is a souvenir shop in the convent.
A residence built for the Tecson family, whose members included an officer in the Philippine Revolution.
Meaning "Holy Mountain" in Filipino, it is a hillside monument/park filled with monuments to Jesus Christ and other key figures in the Bible. It is a popular pilgrimage site during the Lenten season, when visitors clamber to pray atop the various hilltop shrines.
A peak that is popular among hikers in Biak-na-Bato National Park. It also contains Madlum Cave and forms one side of a gorge along the Madlum River that is also shared with Mount Gola, another popular hiking destination. The area is also claimed by the municipality of Doña Remedios Trinidad.