If your going to Vigan, don’t forget to include Father Burgos Museum in your itinerary. The museum is located beside Ilocos Sur Provincial Capitol and is few minutes walk from Kalye Crisologo, Vigan Cathedral, or Plaza Salcedo. The Museum is also declared as a satellite museum of the National Museum.
Inside the museum are historical dioramas, portrait exhibit of Ilocos influential personalities, archaeological and historical artifacts, collection of Father Burgos memorabilia and photographs, family antiques, and jewelries. Father Burgos’ quarters and a mini library containing his student Jose Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere are also showcased in the museum.
Below are few of the photos I took in the museum. (click photo to zoom)
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hope to visit Vigan too 🙂
Hi Jen,
You should.. and spend at least a night to witness a more majestic Calle Crisolo at dusk.
And if you are already in Vigan, complete you tour in Ilocandia by going to Paoay, Batac, Pagudpud, many more towns in Ilocos Norte.