Each
of us have a preference of what we want to see and do. But most often
than not, historical sites have this appeal to most people. And I am one
of those most people :) I love histories and old houses; Vigan is
perfect for my taste.
Calle Crisolo
Calle
Crosologo, also known as Mena Crisologo Street in Vigan City is the most
popular tourist attraction in the province of Ilocos Sur. Named after
Mena Pecson Crisologo, one of the most respected sons of Ilocos Sur...read more>>
Vigan Church (Saint Paul's Cathedral)
Also
known as Metropolitan Cathedral is a must visit when you go to Vigan City. It
was considered a major religious landmark not only in Northern Luzon but the
county as well...read more>>
Ilocos Sur Capitol
This building will really catch your
attention from the kalesa. The yellow paint of the Capitol really stands
out under the heat of the sun. I wasn't able to explore the building
because it's not included in the kalesa tour. If you have extra time, make sure
to visit this building and discover the history of the city.
Bantay Church (Saint Augustine Church)
Bantay
Church & its bell tower are among the tourist attractions in the
province of Ilocos Sur. This church, also known as "Shrine of Our
Lady of Charity" and houses the miraculous image of the Virgin Mary...read more>>>
Bantay Belfry
The old historic belfry of the church known
as the Bantay (Guard) Tower served as a watchtower for pirates back in the
Spanish era. It's the first thing you'll see from the entrance of the Bantay
Church...read more>>
Syquia Mansion
Syquia Mansion
Syquia
Manson is an old house of the former Philippine
President Elpidio Quirino that was converted into a museum. This
two-story house is actually owned by the wife of President Quirino, Dona
Alicia Syquia (Sy-Kia) Quirino...read more>>
Crisologo Museum
Crisologo Museum
Not far from Syquia Mansion stands the
Crisologo Museum. This is where all the memorabilia of the late Congressman
Floro S. Crisologo are stored. His death is very tragic and still not
solved until today...read more>>>
Pagburnayan Pottery
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Pagburnayan Pottery
Burnay
is an Ilocano jar used for storing the local vinegar, bagoong and a local wine
called basi. This was our last stop during the kalesa tour. In here, you
will be able to see how the jars are made. It's almost finished when we
arrived, so if you are planning on seeing it firsthand, go there early.
There's a market just beside the pottery where you can buy finished jars and
other local treats.
Other places to see:
- Archbishop's Residence
- Father Jose Burgos' Residence
- Plaza Burgos
- Vigan Empanadaan
- Baluarte
- Pagpartian
- Hidden Garden
- Quezon Avenue
- Vigan Public
- Plaza Salcedo
- Vigan Dancing
- Quema
- Mindoro Beach
- Simbaan A Bassit
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