Calle Crisologo in Vigan City is a charming cobblestone street frozen in time, adorned with well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture, antique houses, and horse-drawn carriages, offering visitors a nostalgic journey through history and culture.
Clip-clop through history in Vigan City! Hop on a calesa and let this horse-drawn delight whisk you through charming cobblestone streets, past stunning Spanish-era architecture, and into a bygone era. A calesa ride isn't just a tour—it's time travel with style!
The National Museum of the Philippines – Ilocos (NMP – Ilocos) is a heritage complex in Vigan composed of three historic buildings including the Old Carcel Museum, Padre Burgos House, and Magsingal Museum.
Built in 1641, this church became a cathedral when the Seat of The Diocese of Nueva Segovia was transferred from Lal-lo Cagayan by the revolutionists. A chapel of wood and thatch was erected on this site in 1574, by order of Juan de Salcedo.
Discover the artistry of Vigan at the Pagburnayan Jar Factory. Here, skilled artisans demonstrate the traditional pottery-making process, transforming clay into beautiful jars and pots. Visitors can observe these master’s at work or even try their hand at the pottery wheel, gaining a hands-on appreciation for this rich cultural heritage.
These elegant homes, once belonging to prominent families, now house fascinating collections of antiques, memorabilia, and artifacts. Each mansion offers a unique glimpse into the opulent lifestyles of the past, making them a must-visit for history enthusiasts and culture buffs alike.
