What are the top Vigan tourist spots? Here are some ideas for your next travel.
VIGAN TOURIST SPOTS – A charming city in the Ilocos Sur province is Vigan and here are some of the attractions in this place.
A well-known city for its well-preserved Spanish colonial-era architecture is Vigan City. This is located in the Ilocos Sur province of the Philippines. This city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This city is famous for its Vigan Heritage Village where the famous Calle Crisologo can be found. If you wish to stroll down this area, here are some of the hotels near Calle Crisologo that you might like.
And if you would like to visit some tourist attractions, here are some that you must visit:
- Calle Crisologo
This is reminiscent of old Spanish towns with their pavement embedded with cobblestones and ancestral houses on both sides of the street. You will definitely feel like you’ve been taken back to the past when you visit here.
- National Museum of the Philippines
This is located in Calle Burgos. It has a series of museums that keep the memorabilia of martyr priest Padre Jose Burgos and former Philippine president Elpidio Quirino. - Vigan Cathedral
This is also known as the Saint Paul Metropolitan Cathedral located just in front of Plaza Salcedo. It has a Baroque architecture and is a significant landmark in this city.
- Plaza Burgos
This is named after Padre Jose Burgos. The best time to go here is late afternoon or just before the sun sets. - Ilocos Sur Adventure Zone
This is just 15 minutes away from the city. This place is ideal for tourists who want some fun and thrill. They offer activities like zipline, giant swing, kayaking, rock climbing, and rappelling at the rocky Banaoang mountains. - Bantay Church Bell Tower
This belfry is situated on a hill providing a magnificent view of Vigan. The watchtower has a historical value. It gave the people a good vantage point to see if there were enemies approaching.
You may also visit some mansions and museums like Arce Mansion, Syquia Mansion, and Crisologo Museum. You should also try jar-making at Pagburnayan Jar Factory.
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