The two-storey City Hall inspired Greek Corinthian Order of Architecture is probably the most impressive neo-classic architecture in the whole country. Aside from the different local government offices, the edifice also houses the City Museum and the Taxpayer’s Center. The City Hall is a favorite destination for study tours, excursions, local gatherings and occasions.
Constructed in 1959, visitors will be amazed with its grandiose alatar, magnificent pipe organ and stained glasses that depict the mysteries of the Holy Rosary, Beatitudes, Gifts of the Holy Spirit and Apostle’s Creed.
A place where families and friends can hang around and have a picnic. It has a map of Oriental Mindoro smack in the middle of a small pond and a monument of Jose Rizal, a rare depiction, one where he is seated, writing one of his novels.
Calapan, a component city, is the capital of the province of Oriental Mindoro, Philippines.
EMERGENCY HOTLINES
City Public Safety Department (Paramedic/Rescue/Fire)
288-1111
288-1212
441-2016
Calapan City Police (PNP)
288-8236
288-1616
Calapan City Fire Station (BFP)
288-5617
Philippine Ports Authority
(Calapan City Port)
288-1956
288-6187
e-mail us at lgu.calapancity@gmail.com
or contact us (043) 288-7508 or (043) 288-7508
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Department of Tourism
Civil Service Commission
PAGASA
Social Security System
Government Service Insurance System
Bureau of Internal Revenue
National Economic and Development Authority
Provincial Government of Oriental Mindoro
TESDA
Department of Science and Technology
Department of Trade and Industry
Department of Education
Department of Information and Communications Technology
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