There are some antique shops which I found rather a delight to see in Calle Crisologo but sad to say, since the government has already started rehabilitation of tourist attractions, I seriously think Calle Crisologo should be next in line after Baguio. Probably a total rehab isn’t necessary but some capacity planning for starters. I was also informed about the mandate of the design of the new structures conforming to Spanish colonial styles but can the shops in the first floor not at the very least sell junks or have modern food chains I don’t know? Also, its year 2020, are we still doing the horse-drawn carriages since vehicles are not allowed in the area? It’s just a short stretch of cobbled pavement anyway. There’s no need to travel in horses just saying.
I can’t say much for all the other attractions that makes the city of Vigan a UNESCO World Heritage Site but I still consider my latest visit at Pagburnayan Pottery an authentic experience as seen below.