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Eusebio Villanueva Mansion is formerly known as Don Julio Ledesma House. Its location is along Bonifacio Drive in Iloilo City. Very near the Iloilo Provincial Capitol. It was built in 1928 and the original owner was Don Julio Ledesma. Eusebio Villanueva House History The house’s materials are narra wood, concrete […]
BARBS is another food place in Iloilo City where you can experience culinary excellence and a remarkable 35 years of combined expertise harmonizing passionate chefs, skilled bakers, seasoned baristas, and dedicated food & beverage enthusiasts. Their team is known as “BARBS.KADA”, and they bring a wealth of experience from the […]
During the early days in Panay, a group of Spanish Conquistadores under Legazpi managed to find their way into the mouth of what is known as Jalaur River at Talaugis near Barotac Nuevo on a mission of exploring the hinterlands in Iloilo. They rode on a unique flatboat known as […]
In the early part of the 16th century, our country was a famous hideout of the seahawks due to its numerous and scattered islands. The mountain ranges invited the attention of foreign ships especially seahawks to land for recreation and protection from strong winds, or defeat of sea battles. The […]
Deco’s La Paz Batchoy is one of the batchoy names that ring a bell when you are in Iloilo. Whether you are a foreign, local tourist, or a homegrown Ilonggo, this is one place that you should not miss to check out whenever you crave a piping hot, flavorful broth, […]
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to start planning something special for you and your loved one. Whether you prefer a romantic dinner, an adventurous outing, or a cozy night in, there are plenty of ways to make the day memorable. Take some time to […]
According to the legend, the name Badiangan was derived from the Ilonggo vernacular badiang a wild plant belonging to the gabi family. When the Spaniards first set foot in Badiangan, which was then a thriving settlement, they passed by the natives bathing and washing in the spring. The Spaniards asked […]
Pavia, which is 9.6 km. north of Iloilo City and has really emerged from a facile town to a bustling town of industrial and manufacturing firms. Pavia’s detailed account of history was found in an unpublished report of 1973 edited by Gaudiosa Janeo, Fernando Hubero, and Nelson Gumban and later […]
Iloilo Bird House is the place you should be when you are looking for a truly Ilonggo experience that is not batchoy. In this small place along Valeria Street, you can enjoy their famous thin-crust pizzas, cakes, and pastries. There are tables and chairs available in the refreshments in case […]
Camiña Balay nga Bato century-old ancestral house in Arevalo district of Iloilo City. Its construction dates back to the 1860s and is now part of an important cultural property. It is one of the most prominent ancestral houses in Iloilo offering its guests a warm atmosphere, and ancient and historical […]