Stepping into the cobblestone streets of Calle Crisologo in Vigan
Posted by on December 31, 2008
When one mentions the name Vigan, Ilocos Sur what instantly comes into my mind are the cobblestone streets and the old houses of Calle Crisologo.
Visiting Vigan will never be complete without stepping into the centuries-old cobblestone street of Calle Crisologo. It?s like visiting New York without paying a visit at the Liberty Tower or going to France without checking out the Eiffel Tower.
Calle Crisologo has probably been the most photographed street in the old town of Vigan. This is where time stood still, and clock stopped ticking at the year 1800?s.
Calle Crisologo in Vigan was able to maintain its original state, just like how it looked like during the Spanish Era. And because of its universal significance, the UNESCO has inscribed the town of Vigan as a World Heritage Site.
Antiques, gift items and some Vigan delicacies are available for sale at the old houses along the street. There are Vigan Longganisa, Bagnet, Basi wine, Abel Iloko cloth, hand carved figurines are easily available during daytime.
Hello Eric,
You have very sharp photos, what cameras are you using? Happy New year!
Dennis
Hi Dennis photos were taken using Nikon D40, and all are unedited, just resized and watermarked.
Never been to Vigan. I hope to go sometime during one of my vacations.
never been to vigan too! but it’s on mylist of must-visit for 2009.
Happy New Year Eric. I was thinking of going to Vigan too towards the end of the year but I end up in Tagaytay.
Haaayy.. Always wanted to go to Vigan.. Hope to do so this year.
Sirit na. What is Bagnet?
Hi..
Bagnet is a meat from pig. It’s very delicious and surely you’ll say it’s awesome too.
Vigan is so awesome.
Come and seek for the truth.
I accidentally passed by here because I’m searching for captions to be revised.
I’m doing my project about Calle Crisologo.
Take care guys
I really love Vigan most specially Calle Crisologo.