From its storied churches to bustling markets, Parañaque’s 1st District offers a window into a rich past interwoven with vibrant, modern life.
One can walk through its streets, and encounter symbols of faith, iconic flavors, and sights that reflect centuries of community and tradition.
This district has evolved over time, yet it remains deeply rooted in the heritage that has shaped its people.
Under the leadership of Rep. Edwin de Leon Olivarez, Parañaque’s 1st District combines historical landmarks, culinary delights, and cutting-edge developments, creating a unique blend of heritage and innovation.
This dynamic area showcases both the charm of old Parañaque and the promise of a progressive future.
One of the district’s treasures is St. Andrew’s Cathedral, an enduring symbol of faith for Paraqueños. Nearby, the Tata Dune Chapel in Brgy. San Dionisio reflects the city’s religious heritage.
In Brgy. La Huerta, locals and visitors can savor Sherbet, a refreshing dessert that highlights the district’s culinary charm. Tapang Don Galo, a beef tapa delicacy, further reinforces the district’s reputation as a food lover’s haven.
The iconic Redemptorist Baclaran Church attracts thousands of pilgrims, while the Bulungan Seafood Market offers a taste of the district’s coastal life with fresh seafood traded daily.
For a more luxurious experience, Aseana City—featuring destinations like Okada, Solaire, and City of Dreams—stands as a beacon of modernity.
The innovative PARQAL Aseana Mall, nominated for the Prix Versailles 2024, and the PITX land port emphasize the district’s role in shaping a modern Parañaque.
Adding a touch of serenity, the Kiu Pat Long Shiao Temple in Don Galo provides a peaceful retreat, enhancing the district’s cultural diversity.
Parañaque’s 1st District is a seamless blend of tradition and progress, embodying the spirit of Bagong Pilipinas through its dedication to preserving history while embracing the future.
