Top monuments in Baguio City

Baguio City’s landscape is defined by its colonial history and military heritage. This selection features the iconic entrance arch and monuments honoring key figures like General Gregorio del Pilar and Colonel Lyman Kennon, who oversaw the construction of the historic Kennon Road. These landmarks, along with tributes to international service organizations and military alumni, reflect the city’s evolution from a mountain hill station to a significant cultural hub.

Top Monuments in Baguio — Map

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Rotary International

Rotary International is one of the largest service organizations in the world.

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Rotary International

Rotary International is one of the largest service organizations in the world.

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Baguio City Welcome Arch

A traditional gateway marking the boundary of the city, often decorated with motifs reflecting the indigenous culture of the Cordillera region.

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Gen Gregorio Del Pilar Monument

Located at Fort Del Pilar, this statue honors the youngest general of the Philippine Revolutionary Army and the hero of the Battle of Tirad Pass.

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Col. Lyman W. Kennon

A monument dedicated to the American military engineer who supervised the final construction phase of the historic Kennon Road, completed in 1905.

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Alumni Memorial

Situated within the Philippine Military Academy grounds, this memorial commemorates deceased graduates who served in the armed forces.

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