The Philippine Baroque Churches are a group of historic churches in the Philippines, recognized for their unique architectural style that blends European Baroque elements with local materials and designs. Built during the Spanish colonial period, these churches often feature intricate facades, ornate altars, and massive stone structures, reflecting the influence of Spanish colonization on Filipino culture. UNESCO designated several of these churches as World Heritage Sites, highlighting their cultural significance. Notable examples include the San Agustin Church in Manila, the Paoay Church in Ilocos Norte, and the San Sebastian Church in Quiapo, showcasing the rich history and artistry of the Philippines.