About
Vigan — a UNESCO World Heritage town in Ilocos Sur, the best-preserved example of a Spanish colonial town in Asia, with cobblestone streets, horse-drawn kalesas, and centuries-old ancestral houses.
Must-See Attractions
Calle Crisologo
Vigan's cobblestone heritage street, lined with Spanish-era ancestral houses now home to shops and cafes.
Vigan Cathedral
An 18th-century baroque cathedral and seat of the Archdiocese of Nueva Segovia, anchoring Vigan's historic plaza.
Bantay Bell Tower
A historic watchtower on a hill overlooking Vigan, once used to warn of pirate raids and typhoons.
Pagburnayan Jar Pottery Workshops
Traditional workshops where artisans still hand-craft burnay clay jars using centuries-old techniques.
Plaza Salcedo
Vigan's central plaza, home to a nightly dancing fountain show set against the illuminated cathedral.