Crisologo Museum
The former family house of the Crisologo political dynasty of Ilocos, showcasing family heirlooms, vintage cars and relics from the 1970 assassination.
The museum is the ancestral home of the Crisologo family. Family members include Congressman Floro Crisologo and his wife, former governor Carmen Crisologo. The house displays antique furniture, old photographs, clothing and collectibles, and the garage holds vintage cars once used by the family. The most striking exhibit is the blood-stained clothing Floro wore when he was shot dead in 1970 while attending Mass at Vigan Cathedral, along with related items. Admission is free, though donations are welcome. The museum is on Liberty Avenue.
Opening hours
Approx. 8:30–11:30, 13:30–16:30
Nearby sights
- Calle Crisologo
- Syquia Mansion
- Pagburnayan Jar Factory
- Plaza Burgos Empanada Stalls
- Vigan Cathedral (St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral)
- Plaza Salcedo & Dancing Fountain
- Padre Burgos House (National Museum Ilocos)
- Archbishop's Palace (Museo Nueva Segovia)