Get DirectionsErected in 1965, the historic monument located in Rizal Boulevard commemorates the arrival of the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres in Dumaguete. It depicts a group of seven sisters who were the first of their order to arrive in the Philippines in 1904. Made of concrete and standing at approximately three meters (10 feet) tall, the statue celebrates the sisters’ role in the educational and social development of Dumaguete City.AddressCity of Dumaguete, Negros OrientalContact DetailsLandline: Dumaguete City Tourism Office +63 (035) 422-9409Email: [email protected]Operational HoursAlways openBest time to visit6:00 am – 8:00 pmHow to get thereThe Statue of the Sisters of St. Paul is along Rizal Boulevard. If you are taking public transportation, ride a bus or van to Dumaguete City. Once you arrive in the city, take a jeepney or tricycle (a motorized three-wheeled vehicle) to Silliman University. Alight at the Silliman University gate and walk toward Rizal Boulevard. The boulevard will be on your right. You can also walk toward Rizal Boulevard if you are staying in the city center.Things to-doLearn about the history of the arrival and the significance of the Sisters of St. Paul order in the educational and social development of Dumaguete City.