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“UNESCO World Heritage City Calle Crisologo features cobblestone streets and colonial houses Ride a traditional horse-drawn carriage (kalesa) around the city Showcases Spanish colonial culture and Filipino heritage”
Vigan City, located in Ilocos Sur Province, preserves Spanish colonial architecture. Calle Crisologo is a cobblestone street lined with colonial houses, giving visitors a sense of stepping back in time.
Tourists can visit old houses and museums displaying antique furniture, crafts, and historical exhibits from the colonial period.
Riding a “kalesa,” a traditional horse-drawn carriage, is a popular activity, offering a slow-paced tour of the city with explanations from local guides.
Vigan also has local restaurants and cafés serving traditional food, and souvenir shops offering crafts such as wood carvings and textiles, providing visitors with a hands-on cultural experience.
The city hosts annual festivals like the “Viva Vigan Festival,” showcasing local culture, music, and cuisine, making it a key destination for both historical and cultural tourism.
How to Get There
- From Northern Luzon towns, it takes approximately 4–5 hours by car to reach Vigan City.
Travel Tips
- Wear comfortable walking shoes. Visit in the morning or evening to avoid the heat, and don’t miss photographing the colonial houses and cobblestone streets.
Admission Fee
- Domestic visitors: Free
- Foreign visitors: Free
Opening Hours
- Open daily: 06:00 – 22:00
Vigan City Ilocos Sur
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Vigan City, Ilocos Sur, Northern Luzon, Philippines
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