Explore Iloilo City's iconic heritage sites and picturesque southern countryside, where local experiences reflect the region's enduring traditions and natural charm.
Morning 08.00 AM
Passing by Iloilo Business Park: Iloilo's Modern Urban Landmark
Casa Mariquit: A Journey Through Iloilo's Living Heritage
A glimpse into the lifestyle of prominent Ilonggo families and the legacy of generations past.
Jaro Cathedral : A Timeless Symbol of Faith and Heritage
Iloilo's most important religious and cultural sites, admired for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and enduring spiritual significance.
Millionaire's Row : A Glimpse of Iloilo's Grand Heritage
Casa Real de Iloilo: A Landmark of Governance and History
Fort San Pedro: The Birthplace of Iloilo City
Muelle Loney: Gateway to Iloilo's Golden Age
General Luna Street : A Walk Through Iloilo's Historic Heart
Molo Mansion: A Heritage Gem of Iloilo
Admire its elegant colonial design, browse locally crafted products and souvenirs.
Molo Church: The Feminist Church of Iloilo
Known as the “Feminist Church” for its unique collection of female saint statues that adorn its interior.
Iloilo River Esplanade: A Scenic Riverside Escape
Featuring beautifully landscaped walkways, lush greenery, and picturesque river views.
Biscocho Haus: A Taste of Iloilo's Signature Delicacies
The famous biscocho, barquillos, butterscotch, and other Ilonggo specialties, perfect as souvenirs or a delicious way to experience the flavors of Iloilo.
Lunch Time
Afternoon 01.00PM
San Joaquin Church: A Masterpiece of Colonial Faith
Renowned for its unique Baroque façade featuring the rare bas-relief of the Battle of Tetuan.
Guimbal Church: A Fortress of Faith
This centuries-old landmark reflects the town's rich religious heritage and its resilience against pirate raids during the Spanish colonial period.
Tigbauan Church: A Treasure of Religious Art
Discover its impressive Spanish colonial architecture, intricately carved interiors, and beautifully preserved retablos.
Garin Farm: Nature, Leisure, and Wellness
Experience a peaceful countryside destination where nature, agriculture, and recreation come together.
Campo Santo: A Heritage Cemetery
Features centuries-old tombs, elegant stone architecture, and a peaceful atmosphere that reflects the town's rich cultural and religious history.
Taytay Boni: A Historic Spanish Bridge
This well-preserved structure showcases the engineering craftsmanship of the Spanish colonial era and remains a cherished heritage landmark.
Camiña Balay na Bato: A Living Heritage House
Explore its antique-filled interiors, learn about Iloilo's rich cultural heritage, and experience the warmth of Ilonggo hospitality in this living museum.
Mama's Kitchen & Sinamay House: Flavors and Craftsmanship of Iloilo
Discover the traditional weaving of sinamay fabric made from abaca fibers.
Miag-ao Church: A UNESCO World Heritage Site
One of the finest examples of Philippine Baroque architecture.
