calle crisologo
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This place is definitely a change of scenario in the Philippines. This quaint historic place is reminiscent of an old Hispanic town. You can definitely see and feel the Spanish influences as you walk around the cobblestone street. Ride the kalesa if it's too hot and you do not feel like walking. It's only 50 pesos (~$1) and it will take you around Calle Crisologo.
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A nice street that shows how beautiful living before is. Best to go in very early in the morning or late at night so that you can appreciate the place when there is less people. Best to buy souvenir items, antiques and try local foods.
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A very short walk through this historic street, with well preserved Spanish influenced architecture, using indigenous materials (check out the windows), cobble stone street (wear flats or sensible shoes at least), multiple night market vendors sell inexpensive trinkets (unfortunately many are made in China and not locally handcrafted). It's cooler at night.Take time to walk the short distance across to the Vigan Cathedral.
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The old historical buildings/houses are artifacts of Philippine history. It is now more organized in terms of shopping and dining that the first time we visited in 1976. The souvenir shops showcase the traditional crafts of the region, e.g., handwoven blankets, runners, etc., local wine and furniture and carvings. The ambience changed from late afternoon to evening when more people came to stroll down the cobble stone street, browse in the shops, or dine with family and/or friends. The group of young people who came for picture taking and selfies liven up the street as well a their laughter and banter while enjoying the grilled dishes serve on a long table alfresco. A place I will bring guests again.
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Reminiscing the Spanish Era while exploring on different Ilocano dishes. It is now listed to New 7 wonder cities and definitely deserves to be there. It offers a glimpse of old times where the country has been colonized by the Spaniards.Structures were preserved by the local government and commercial establishments are required to designed their stores according to its spanish layout. It captures both day and night good ambiance for picture taking or tourist may ride a kalesa for more sightseeing.
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Walking along the streets of Calle Crisologo is truly an inspiring experience. It's like going a time capsule and emerging into the streets hundred years in the past. I love the awe inspiring details, the captivating textures and the enchanting pattern used in the construction of century old houses and streets. I would never tire going back to Vigan.
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One of UNESCO world heritage sites. Architecture is preserved along a quiet and very short stretch. Look out for horse drawn carriages (calesa) which ply the same street you are strolling on. Cobble stones might be uneven, so do wear flats or sensible shoes.Stores carry some locally produced handicrafts for very inexpensive prices. Try the Ilocano ChichaCorn (delicious, addictive, puffed corn, spicy or sweet product , NOTHING at all like popcorn or Corn Nuts) or Bagnet (deep fried pork belly with skin on is a crunchy delight).
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We took the advise of other TA posts and arrived before 9 am. All the stores were just opening up and the street was virtually empty. Walking back some time later the street was full of tours and groups so if you want to enjoy without being hassled come early .
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The cobblestoned street and the old houses are a must see! A place which was spared from the war way back and has been maintained by the city. Go here during the day to check out the antique stores. However, I preferred the ambience during the night as the lights add a dramatic effect on the street and of course, there are lesser people to crowd it. This is a must see if you are in Vigan!
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This is my second time to visit calle crisologo and the place did not disappoint me. You really can feel that you are in a different era.