Tourists and visitors who are enticed by the charm of the historic Spanish period consider Vigan’s Calle Crisologo as a main attraction since it has survived the city’s architectural heritage. Therefore it is not a surprise that the most sought after accommodations in Vigan are those along or nearest Calle Crisologo. They have higher rates though. If you want to [...]

A fun throwback to colonial days is the calesa horse-drawn carriages that still clip-clop through Vigan’s streets. Rates for calesa rides should be the same as those for the many tricycles (P8-P10 within the city limits) that will undoubtedly by vying for your custom. But you could also hire a private calesa for around Php150 per hour. The Mestizo District [...]

Calle Crisologo is the famous street in Vigan and a trip to this City will not be complete if you don’t take a visit to this historic street. This is where we can find well preserved old Spanish style houses that survived for a very long time despite of the world war II and mother nature. This brought the city [...]

The Calle Crisologo is the street where many tourist visit because it is  actually the highlight in  their Vigan City trip. When you are in this streets it’s like you are on a time travel. Old cobbled streets, calesas and old houses, silent witnesses of the past. Calle Crisologo is probably the most famous street in Vigan, known for it’s [...]