Calle Crisologo
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An very astonishing and one of the best preserved Spanish colonial town filled with vintage cobblestone streets, carriages also known as kalesa.
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It would be so awesome to walk down this street and feel like you've traveled back in time.
Named after a well-loved Ilocano politician and writer Mena Crisologo, Calle Crisologo is a well-preserved Spanish-era street lined with heritage houses or bahay na bato. The cobblestone street, stretching from Plaza Burgos to Rivero Street, was historically the business and trade center of North Luzon in the pre-colonial and Spanish colonial Philippines and where most of the residents were affluent Filipino-Chinese traders and merchants.
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