Roam around Vigan and visit these following tourist attractions that you will surely enjoy ! :D

PADRE BURGOS HOUSE: It contains Ilocano artifacts and that of martyr-priest Jose Burgos as well as the ethnic arts of the Tinggians and the 14 Esteban Pichay Villanueva canvasses depicting the 1807 Basi Revolt. The museum is open from Monday to Friday and by appointment on weekends and holidays. Museum hours is 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. then 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. 

 ANCESTRAL HOUSES: Kamestizoan District in Vigan is replete with ancestral houses with ancient tile roofs, massive hardwood floorings, ballustrades and azoteas in varying Spanish-Mexican-Chinese architectural styles.

Vigan City

Vigan was formerly known as "Cuidad Fernandina" is one among the unique cities in the Philippines that was able to preserve its historical origin as can be gleamed from its Spanish inspired architecture.  It was captured and settled by the the Spaniards in 1572 and became the center of Spanish political and religious power in the north of Luzon.  In 1758, Vigan became the seat of Diocese of Nueva Segovia.

According to legend, it got its name "Vigan"  from a tree "Bigaa", a giant Taro plant that was common in the area.   A Spaniard, it was told as met and asked a local what is the city's name and the local believing that the Spaniard was asking about the name of tree seemed to be pointing to a tree, replied "Bigaa Apo"

Vigan was and is still the center of trade and commerce in Ilocandia.  With its state of art fountain, unique animal zoo known as "Baluarte", rich architecture museums and hotels and lucious hidden garden, Vigan takes pride in being a finalist and hopes to be adjudged one to the 7 wonder cities of the world.

PLEASE vote VIGAN as one of the new 7 wonders of the world at www.n7w.com/en/cities#sthash.Qax8JUut.dpuf 

The night comes and it's time to sleep.
No place to rest? Then why not try to go to Candon Hotel!
It is really a good place suited for you to have some rest like a king or queen!

Happy Independence Day to the Philippines!

Be motivated with the beauty of Ilocos!