“The San Agustin Church and Museum which is a private museum under the supervision of the Augustinian Friars is housed inside the Old Monastery of the church. The collections include 26 huge oil paintings of saints; the Don Luis Araneta Collection of Antiques; the crypt where Philippine Notables are buried leads to the refractory with its fine collection of colonial religious art; the Capitulation room where the Spanish surrendered to the Americans in 1898; the Sacristy which house antique carrosas with richly embroidered vestments; and a wonderful Saint Michael and famous choir hand carved from Molave wood that dates back to 1614.
San Agustin Church is the one that remains as the original evidence of the 16th century Spanish architecture and one of the oldest stone churches in the Philippines. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site.”