Historical landmark

Villa Angela Heritage House in Vigan is Tom Cruise-Approved since the 1980’s

Villa Angela Heritage House in Vigan is Tom Cruise-Approved since the 1980’s

Hotels may be plentiful in the city of Vigan, but most of them are heritage homes that have been given an upgrade. They may retain the aura of a heritage house, but they can’t be compared to Villa Angela Heritage House in terms of being a true heritage of Vigan City. See what Villa Angela has to offer that made Tom Cruise choose this as his very own accommodation.
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  • Vigan
  • Ilocos Sur
  • Ilocos Sur x Vigan Hotel 2019
  • Hotel
  • Historical landmark
  • Ilocos Sur x Vigan Hotel 2019
    • St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral

    St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral

    One of the country’s oldest Augustinian churches, the St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral started out as a chapel made of wood and thatch in 1578 by order of Juan de Salcedo, the conquistador and founder of Villa Ferdinandina, which later became the town of Vigan.
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  • Vigan
  • Ilocos Sur
  • Historical landmark
  • Tourist spot
    • VIGAN TRAVEL: Embark On A Historical Journey in Calle Crisologo

    VIGAN TRAVEL: Embark On A Historical Journey in Calle Crisologo

    Calle Crisologo, also known as Mena Crisologo Street, is a notable tourist attraction in the heritage city of Vigan.
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  • Vigan
  • Philippines
  • Ilocos Sur
  • Historical landmark
  • Tourist spot
  • Travel
    • JAPAN TRAVEL: Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse in Hakodate Takes You Back to Ancient Japan

    JAPAN TRAVEL: Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse in Hakodate Takes You Back to Ancient Japan

    The brick houses have been refurbished and revamped into a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex.
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  • Hakodate, Japan
  • Hakodate-Spot
  • Hakodate, Japan
  • Historical landmark
  • Hakodate-Spot
    • The Chocolate Hills in Carmen Remains a Picturesque Landmark of Bohol

    The Chocolate Hills in Carmen Remains a Picturesque Landmark of Bohol

    One thing that will always serve as an identity of Bohol in Cebu is the glorious Chocolate Hills in Carmen and the ever-interesting theories of how it came to be. Find out its origins and partake of the most fun activities you can find around these hills!
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  • Bohol
  • Feature of the Month
  • Bohol Spot 2019
  • Amusement park/Theme park
  • Park
  • Tour & Travel Agency
  • Feature of the Month
  • Zipline
  • Historical landmark
  • Sports & Recreation
  • Nature
  • Tourist spot
  • Travel
  • Tours
  • Bohol Spot 2019
    • Baluarte de San Diego

    Baluarte de San Diego

    A bastion that was built by the Spanish army in order to fight back against its enemies. The stone path creates historical ambiance as you enter the historic garden entrance. The beautiful garden is located at the very south end of Intramuros. However, it was destroyed by the invasion of the British army in 1762. Although the bastion has been restored, the ruins of the fortress that was built during the period of Spanish rule still remain. The garden is now a landscape of beautiful flowers and greenery, and you can have a view of the skyscrapers of Manila from the fortress on the hill. It can be a perfect spot to relax as well. […]
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  • Manila
  • Intramuros
  • Historical landmark
  • Feature
    • Magellan’s Cross in Cebu City: A Timeless Symbol of Cebu’s Faith and History

    Magellan’s Cross in Cebu City: A Timeless Symbol of Cebu’s Faith and History

    The Philippine Primer features the beauty and wonder of Magellan's Cross in Cebu City
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  • Cebu
  • Cebu Part 1 2017 - Spot
  • Cebu Part 1 2017 - Spot
  • Historical landmark
    • The Ruins at Bacolod Province

    The Ruins at Bacolod Province

    Ancestral homes are not at all hard to come by in Bacolod Province, but the most famous of them all is The Ruins in Talisay City. The iconic ruin of this once-grand mansion, regarded by many as the Taj Mahal of Negros, is easily recognizable – a huge majestic structure set in the midst of a vast sugar plantation. Visiting The Ruins takes patience, as it is quite remote and located off the main road. But its grandeur is still evident the moment you enter the gates of the lovely nine-hundred-square-meter property. The mansion was built in the early 1900’s by a Spanish-Filipino sugar baron named Don Mariano Ledesma Lacson, […]
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  • Bacolod
  • Negros
  • Historical landmark