Spanish Colonial Remains 16th-18th century

Written by Marco Ramerini

If you know something on colonial remains or if you have photos of such remains – they may be anywhere in the world -, send them to me. I’ll be happy to publish them on this website. Thank you. Marco. My e-mail is on the home page.

SPANISH COLONIAL REMAINS

AFRICA

CANARY ISLANDS CEUTA, MELILLA EQUATORIAL GUINEA MOROCCO SPANISH SAHARA, IFNI

In preparation.

AMERICA

In preparation.

ASIA

INDONESIA

Tidore: ruins of two Forts at Soa-Siu (Tohula) and at Rum.

Ternate: ruins of several forts at Kastella, Santa Lucia and Kalamata.

Jailolo: ruins of Portuguese/Spanish fort and cannon in front of the Mesjid.

MALAYSIA

Spanish Creole language: a village at Semporna (Sabah, Borneo).

PHILIPPINES

Spanish language, Spanish Creole language: Chavacano (Zamboanga), Caviteño, Ternateño (Ternate near Manila), Cotabato Chacavano. Spanish surnames, Creole Spanish community, Catholic religion.

Manila City (Luzon Island): Ciudad Intramuros (fortified town), Fort Santiago, St. Augustine Church (16th century) and Convent (17th century), University of Santo Tomás (1611), Malacanang Palace, Santa Ana Church (1720), Malate Church or Nuestra Señora de los Remedios (18th century), Fort San António Abad (16th century).

Las Piñas (a suburb of Manila, Luzón Island): Church of Las Piñas (1797-1819).

Majayjay (Luzon Island): Church (1619-1649).

Mabitac (Luzon Island): Church (17th century).

Morong (Luzon Island): San Gerónimo Church (17th century).

Botolan (Luzon Island): Church of Santa Mónica (17th century).

Lipa City (Luzon Island): Church of San Sebastián (17th century).

Tanay (Luzon Island): Church (18th century).

Santa Lucia (Luzon Island): Church (18th century).

Santa Maria (Luzon Island): Church (1769).

Paoay (Luzon Island): Church (18th century).

Bacarra (Luzon Island): Church (1706).

Laoag City (Luzon Island): Church (17th century).