The main attraction of the place is the flight of stairs you need to climb to go to the top and see the magnificent image of or Lady of Lourdes. You can pray here have a quite time for your self or enjoy the elevation of the place to take photos with you friends and families there is also a... More

It was my first time on this place. I was overwhelmed since in order for me to see the "Grotto" I need to climb 300 stairs. It was tiring but, on top, you can see the majestic view of Baguio city. Wow!! And to add up, place is clean.

Had a visit at this place with friends and we have to go all the way through the long and high stairs that will lead us to the sacred Lourdes Grotto. It was very tiring but exciting because the more you get up, you're not just burning calories, but also you can see the majestic view of baguio city. Should... More

This place hasn't changed at all! The 300 stairs are still there! Making the trek up gives us a wonderful lesson on sacrifice. No more vendors on top which is good. It's clean!

been here for the second time now, i am not a catholic but i do love to climb those steep stairs, trying to catch up with other enthusiastic climbers, and see some people solemnly pray while others do the picture taking :)) at the very top, where the statue of our Dear Lady of Lourdes rest.... and i also have... More

If you're not a Catholic, you can still enjoy the place and lose some calories by taking the flight of stairs all the way up to the shrine. Also, you want to stop over to experience the nice view of some parts of Baguio City. You can also buy some souvenir and street foods at the foot of the stairs.

If you're not a Catholic, you can still enjoy the place and lose some calories by taking the flight of stairs all the way up to the shrine. Also, you want to stop over to experience the nice view of some parts of Baguio City. You can also buy some souvenir and street foods at the foot of the stairs.

Still the same old Lourdes Grotto I saw about 20 years ago. Didnt remember how steep those steps were, the next day the entire lower half of my body was sore. I seriously had a hard time walking around...

When visiting Baguio, my family stayed with friends that live at the base of the Grotto. When we first arrived and saw all the steps going straight up, no one was in a hurry to run to the top. Upon returning from a day of traffic and smog, half the group went for naps. Three of us chose to walk... More