Calle Crisologo

Calle Crisologo is the heart of Vigan city where one can enjoy walking through the history of the town. Beautiful 3-3 century old buildings form a vibrant and cheerful scenery. Usually overcrowded with tourists grouping around souvenir shops. In the morning, during the day or in the evening, the street is full of life and place to go to stroll and enjoy.

Lovely atmosphere! The old places are preserved even if some are affected by the previous earthquake. You can enjoy your walk and at the same time learn the Spanish history in Vigan.

Walked at the tourist spot Calle Crisologo and experienced the old and the new fused together. Heritage old building on the outside and some modern fittings inside like La Casa Blanca hotel. Tried the sky bar located at level 4 and you can see over Vigan City as it one of the tallest building you can find.

Part of the New 7 Wonder Cities. If you're visiting North, this is a must! This place will take you back on time. Strolling this area at any time, day or night, is always a good idea. Eat ice cream or on a restaurant. Shop for trinkets, shirt, or souvenirs. Pro tip for those who want to boost their experience, there are booths where you can avail a passport-like booklet. Each participating store (which means almost all attractions within Calle Crisologo) can help you earn points.

Calle Crisologo is a heritage street in Vigan Ilocos Sur. It takes about 5 to 6 hours to get there from Metro Manila. It takes you back to the times of the Spanish Imperial rule in the Philippines where you can see old houses. There are also modern establishments with ancient designs. You can learn much about history and enjoy the products of Ilocos like empanada or bagnet. You can also take a lot of nice pictures if you want to capture your visit there. There are many hotels in the area and you can reach other beautiful tourist spots from this town.

A place that still shows some of the Philippines heritage. It is a welcomed sight to see a vintage look in a modern era. Lots of stores, and apparently, it can get quite busy down this street especially at night. We went during the daytime.

Visit this street at night for a unique vibe; however, it is usually very crowded. Best time to visit for less tourists: 6AM, you'll get to appreciate more and see the architecture of the old houses.

It is a short stretch of walking through old, culturally preserved buildings. It is lined up of food establishments and souvenir shops. It is vibrant. Tourists enjoy exploring the calle during the night, but so hot during the day. The kalesa ride is something to experience night or day.

Calle Crisologo will always be pretty anytime of the day but I suggest you go here both morning and evening so you can appreciate the place fully. Everything is just so beautiful. I wish I stayed here longer tho.

Nothing can beat the feeling by walking on these streets of Vigan ❤❤❤ Priceless 🫶🏼

Best time to visit is before sunrise around 4:30AM.

The most beautiful street in the Philippines. Having a walk here during the day or at night will bring you back in time of the spanish era.

A must visit when exploring Vigan! This place will take you back in history. Cobblestone streets, the sound of horse drawn carriages, and Spanish architecture which make beautiful backgrounds for your memorable pics!!

Always a great stop when in Vigan!
Great way to get in touch with the past and the locals. As always, it has great restaurants and shops. Just find a parking spot 😁

Still a beauty as always. Just avoid going on holidays since parking can be really tricky. Horse carriage rides are available at P200 only good for 2-4pax. Restaurants are available nearby or on the street itself. And souvenir shops are all lined up end to end of the street, so don’t be afraid of missing something.

The famous vintage streets of Vigan look like they came out of sketch! The locals here are friendly and most of them are gifted with photography skills.
If you have a private car, you can skip their tour services - their usual rate is 600/3pax for the whole tour.
I recommend buying Vigan longganisa from their public market instead of commercial restaus and stores.
Don’t forget to try their empanada ☺

Vigan is a city in the Philippines, on the west coast of Luzon island. It's known for its preserved Spanish colonial and Asian architecture.

unforgettable experience truly a blast in the past,lots of food stalls to eat local empanadas & souvenir shops,also try to ride the roaming kalesas.This place at night is magical ♥this place

Calle Crisologo: A Timeless Journey in Vigan

Calle Crisologo, with its cobblestone streets and preserved ancestral homes, is more than a thoroughfare; it's a portal to the past. Stepping onto its storied paths is akin to taking a captivating journey through time, where each step immerses you deeper into the rich history and cultural tapestry of Vigan. 🏰🕰

The ambiance and vibe of Calle Crisologo are nothing short of enchanting. The well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture evokes a sense of nostalgia, casting a spell that transports visitors to a bygone era. The timeless charm of the street, adorned with antique lamps and horse-drawn carriages, invites you to meander and lose yourself in its allure.

Beyond the visual splendor, Calle Crisologo tantalizes the taste buds with its local delicacies, with empanadas being a culinary gem. Indulging in these savory treats is not just a gastronomic delight but a way to support local businesses and savor the authentic flavors of Vigan.

Whether you're an avid history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or a seeker of unique local experiences, Calle Crisologo offers a symphony of delights. It's a place where time stands still, allowing you to savor the beauty of the past while embracing the vibrant spirit of Vigan. 🌟🍴 #CalleCrisologo #ViganHeritage #TimelessCharm #SupportLocal

Visiting this place located at vigan ilocos sur is like turning back the time, a historical place that showcases our culture and traditions , lots of handmade artifacts and souvenirs with native food delicacies to choose. Come and visit not only Calle crisologo but te whole of vigan city

Feel the vibes of 1880s to 1890s architecture as you walk here. You may ride kalesa to complete the experience. There are many restaurants here and coffee shops to explore. I recommend Amian cafe here.