History and culture come alive in the streets of Vigan

#0円旅February2025 "Vigan" is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Ixtapa, Philippines, and is characterized by its beautiful streets that are strongly influenced by the history and culture of the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines. Vigan is very well preserved and attracts many tourists as a place where you can feel the good old days of the Philippines. Spanish colonial streets Vigan's streets were built during the Spanish colonial period in the 16th century, and are lined with cobblestone roads and Spanish-style houses. In particular, the street called "Calle Crisologo" is an iconic place in Vigan, lined with old houses and shops, and at dusk, the street lights are lit, creating an atmosphere as if you have traveled back in time. These buildings combine Spanish-style architecture with unique Philippine elements, and are particularly characterized by wooden balconies and glass windows. A place to feel culture and history The streets of Vigan are not just a tourist spot, but a place that strongly reflects the history and culture of the Philippines. As you walk through the city, you will find traditional shops, craft shops, local restaurants, and more, and you can enjoy interacting with local people. There are also old churches and museums scattered throughout the city, where you can learn about the history of the Philippines and the culture of the Spanish colonial period. The charm of Vigan Vigan is not only a place where you can experience the beautiful streets, but also the local food culture and art. You can enjoy the historical atmosphere of Vigan while enjoying traditional Philippine dishes such as "bagong" and "empanadas". Along with the beautiful buildings, the streets where you can stroll while feeling the warm hospitality of the local people will be a special experience for visitors.