The Cathedral Museum of Cebu was formerly the rectory or parish house of the Cebu Cathedral. It was built around 1840 during the time of Bishop Santos Gomes Marañon, a known church-builder. Made of cut-coral stones, the building is one of the few extant structures that survived the ravages of World War II. Throughout the years it underwent various transformations as a school, an office and now as an ecclesiastical museum.

Below: The old cathedral convento, now an ecclesiastical museum.

Below: A wooden staircase leading to the second level.

Below: Msgr. Virgilio Yap Memorial Chapel.