List of Cultural Properties of the Philippines in the Ilocos Region

Last updated March 07, 2022

This list contains an overview of the government recognized Cultural Properties of the Philippines in the Ilocos Region. The list is based on the official lists provided by the National Commission on Culture and the Arts, National Historical Commission of the Philippines and the National Museum of the Philippines.

Cultural Property wmph identifier	Site name	Description	Province	City/municipality	Address	Coordinates	Image
PH-01-0001	Bacarra Church	St. Andrew Church	Ilocos Norte	Bacarra	M. Castro Street	18°15′02″N120°36′42″E / 18.250495°N 120.611788°E / 18.250495; 120.611788 (Bacarra Church)
PH-01-0002	Badoc Church	St. John the Baptist Church	Ilocos Norte	Badoc	Soriano Street	17°55′41″N120°28′30″E / 17.928102°N 120.475116°E / 17.928102; 120.475116 (Badoc Church)
PH-01-0003	Juan Luna Shrine		Ilocos Norte	Badoc	Rizal Street	17°55′38″N120°28′37″E / 17.927236°N 120.47691°E / 17.927236; 120.47691 (Juan Luna Shrine)
PH-01-0004	Gregorio Aglipay Shrine		Ilocos Norte	Pinili
PH-01-0005	Artemio Ricarte Shrine		Ilocos Norte	Batac
PH-01-0006	Cape Bojeador Lighthouse	Designed by Engineer Magin Pers y Pers. Constructed and finished by Servicio de Faro under Engr. Guillermo Brockman in 1890.	Ilocos Norte	Burgos	Cape Bojeador Lighthouse Road	18°30′44″N120°35′53″E / 18.512293°N 120.597978°E / 18.512293; 120.597978 (Cape Bojeador Lighthouse)
PH-01-0007	Gregoria M. Rivera de Quirino Memorial Hospital		Ilocos Norte	Dingras
PH-01-0008	Puruganan House		Ilocos Norte	Dingras
PH-01-0009	Dingras Church Ruins		Ilocos Norte	Dingras
PH-01-0010	Laoag Church	St. William Cathedral. Chapel of wood and thatch built on this site when the Augustinian friars founded the parish, 1580. Replaced by this church of Italian Renaissance; foundation laid, 1612. Looted by Chieftain Almazan who took possession of Virgin Mary's crown and proclaimed himself king, 1661. Damaged by fire, 1843; repaired by Obras Publicas under Engineer Antonio dela Camara and Fray Santiago Muñiz, 1873–1880. Occupied by Revolutionists, 1898; by American forces 1899. Ownership contested by Aglipayans, 1901. Scene of Diocesan Marian Congress, 1932 and 1949.	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Juan Luna Street	18°11′38″N120°35′37″E / 18.19387°N 120.593635°E / 18.19387; 120.593635 (Laoag Church)
PH-01-0011	Laoag City Hall		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Tupas St., Brgy. 14, Poblacion,	18°11′42″N120°35′31″E / 18.195036°N 120.591860°E / 18.195036; 120.591860 (Laoag City Hall)
PH-01-0012	Anastacia Giron Tupas Marker		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	PhilHealth Office, Tupas St., Brgy. 14, Poblacion	18°11′41″N120°35′29″E / 18.194742°N 120.591286°E / 18.194742; 120.591286 (Anastacia Giron Tupas Marker)
PH-01-0013	Rizal Monument	Built in 1922 in front of the Ilocos Norte Capitol	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Ilocos Norte Provincial Capitol Grounds, Brgy. 13, Poblacion	18°11′46″N120°35′35″E / 18.196111°N 120.592958°E / 18.196111; 120.592958 (Rizal Monument)
PH-01-0014	Abolition of Tobacco Monopoly Monument	Built in 1881 as a way of thanking King Alfonso XII of Spain by the people of Laoag for abolishing the tobacco monopoly.^[1]	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Aurora Park, Brgy. 14, Poblacion	18°11′42″N120°35′33″E / 18.195071°N 120.592594°E / 18.195071; 120.592594
PH-01-0015	Marcos Hall of Justice		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	F.R. Castro, Street, Pan-Philippine Highway, Brgy. 11, Poblacion	18°11′44″N120°35′32″E / 18.195472°N 120.592292°E / 18.195472; 120.592292 (Marcos Hall of Justice)
PH-01-0016	Laoag City Fountain		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Aurora Park, Brgy. 14, Poblacion	18°11′44″N120°35′34″E / 18.195487°N 120.592654°E / 18.195487; 120.592654 (Laoag City Fountain)
PH-01-0017	To Thee I Give Monument		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Aurora Park, Brgy. 14, Poblacion	18°11′45″N120°35′34″E / 18.195755°N 120.592794°E / 18.195755; 120.592794 (To Thee I Give Monument)
PH-01-0018	Ilocos Norte Capitol	Seat of the Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte built in Neo-classical style from 1918 to 1924.^[2]	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Ilocos Norte Provincial Capitol Grounds, Brgy. 14, Poblacion	18°11′47″N120°35′35″E / 18.196293°N 120.593065°E / 18.196293; 120.593065 (Ilocos Norte Capitol)
PH-01-0019	Museo Ilocos Norte (also Museo Gameng)	A museum that showcases the cultural heritage of Ilocos Norte.^[3]	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	V. Llanes corner Gen. Antonio Luna St	18°11′49″N120°35′33″E / 18.196890°N 120.592558°E / 18.196890; 120.592558
PH-01-0020	Ligot House		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	#11 Gen. A. Luna corner Segundo Ave	18°11′47″N120°35′39″E / 18.196258°N 120.594127°E / 18.196258; 120.594127 (Ligot House)
PH-01-0021	DWC High School Laoag		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Gen. A Luna Street,	18°11′49″N120°35′35″E / 18.197059°N 120.592917°E / 18.197059; 120.592917 (DWC High School Laoag)
PH-01-0022	Peralta Building	Built in 1957, Currently used as Laoag Rural Bank	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Gen. A Luna Street,	18°11′49″N120°35′36″E / 18.196908°N 120.593212°E / 18.196908; 120.593212 (Peralta Building)
PH-01-0023	I. Dithas House		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Lagasca corner Gen. A Luna Street,	18°11′48″N120°35′37″E / 18.196720°N 120.593629°E / 18.196720; 120.593629 (I. Dithas House)
PH-01-0024	Balay Niblas		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Paco Roman corner Gen. A Luna Street,	18°11′48″N120°35′38″E / 18.196547°N 120.593983°E / 18.196547; 120.593983 (Balay Niblas)
PH-01-0025	Ermita Hill	Site of the first mass in Ilocos	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Ilocos Norte Water District Site, Brgy 23, San Andres, Laoag City	18°11′27″N120°36′01″E / 18.190944°N 120.600298°E / 18.190944; 120.600298 (Ermita Hill)
PH-01-0026	Governor Roque Ablan Sr. Shrine		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Bonifacio Street	18°11′32″N120°35′56″E / 18.192210°N 120.598838°E / 18.192210; 120.598838 (Governor Roque Ablan Sr. Shrine)	More images
PH-01-0027	San Nicolas de Tolentino Chapel	Chapel of San Nicolas de Tolentino inside Laoag Catholic Cemetery.	Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Gomburza Street, Laoag City Cemetery	18°12′15″N120°35′06″E / 18.204209°N 120.584923°E / 18.204209; 120.584923 (San Nicolas de Tolentino Chapel)
PH-01-0028	Laoag Catholic Cemetery Cross		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Brgy. 1	18°12′12″N120°35′04″E / 18.203444°N 120.584550°E / 18.203444; 120.584550 (Laoag Catholic Cemetery Cross)
PH-01-0029	Gabaldon Building		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Laoag Central Elementary School, Brgy. 16	18°11′42″N120°35′38″E / 18.19501°N 120.593913°E / 18.19501; 120.593913 (Gabaldon Building)
PH-01-0030	Laoag Sinking Bell Tower		Ilocos Norte	Laoag	Paco Roman corner A. Bonifacio Street, Brgy. 14	18°11′42″N120°35′36″E / 18.194912°N 120.593346°E / 18.194912; 120.593346 (Laoag Sinking Bell Tower)
PH-01-0031	Paoay Church	Located in the town of Paoay, Ilocos Norte in the Philippines, the church is one of the four churches in the Philippines designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994. Finished in 1710, it was inaugurated only on February 28, 1896. It was destroyed by an earthquake while being constructed in 1706 and in 1927.	Ilocos Norte	Paoay	MacArthur Street	18°03′42″N120°31′18″E / 18.061542°N 120.521564°E / 18.061542; 120.521564 (Paoay Church)	More images
PH-01-0032	San Nicolas Church		Ilocos Norte	San Nicolas	Doña Josefa Llanes Escoda National Highway	18°10′26″N120°35′43″E / 18.173866°N 120.595227°E / 18.173866; 120.595227 (San Nicolas Church)
PH-01-0033	San Nicolas Municipal Hall		Ilocos Norte	San Nicolas	National Highway cor. Madamba Road	18°10′22″N120°35′37″E / 18.172778°N 120.593611°E / 18.172778; 120.593611 (San Nicolas Municipal Hall)	More images
PH-01-0034	Sarrat Church		Ilocos Norte	Sarrat		18°09′21″N120°38′42″E / 18.155792°N 120.644886°E / 18.155792; 120.644886 (Sarrat Church)	More images
PH-01-0035	Solsona Heritage Town		Ilocos Norte	Solsona		18°05′34″N120°46′20″E / 18.092655°N 120.772339°E / 18.092655; 120.772339 (Solsona Heritage Town)	More images
PH-01-0036	Gregoria M. Rivera de Quirino Memorial Hospital		Ilocos Sur	Vigan
PH-01-0037	Battle of Bessang Pass Site		Ilocos Sur	Cervantes
PH-01-0038	Tirad Pass Shrine		Ilocos Sur	Gregorio del Pilar
PH-01-0039	Narvacan Church		Ilocos Sur	Narvacan	San Jose Street	17°25′07″N120°28′36″E / 17.418485°N 120.476631°E / 17.418485; 120.476631 (Narvacan Church)
PH-01-0040	Magsingal Church	St. Williams Church	Ilocos Sur	Magsingal	National Highway	17°41′05″N120°25′32″E / 17.684658°N 120.425615°E / 17.684658; 120.425615 (Magsingal Church)
PH-01-0041	Pasong Diego-Gabriela Silang		Ilocos Sur	Santa
PH-01-0042	Santa Maria Church	Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion Church UNESCO World Heritage Site	Ilocos Sur	Santa Maria		17°21′59″N120°28′59″E / 17.366389°N 120.483056°E / 17.366389; 120.483056 (Santa Maria Church)
PH-01-0043	Gregoria M. Rivera Memorial Library		Ilocos Sur	Vigan
PH-01-0044	Syquia Mansion		Ilocos Sur	Vigan	Quirino Boulevard cor. Calle Salcedo	17°34′15″N120°23′23″E / 17.570833°N 120.389722°E / 17.570833; 120.389722 (Syquia Mansion)
PH-01-0045	Vigan Cathedral		Ilocos Sur	Vigan	Burgos Street	17°34′29″N120°23′20″E / 17.574722°N 120.388889°E / 17.574722; 120.388889 (Vigan Cathedral)	More images
PH-01-0046	Luna Church	Our Lady of Namacpacan Church	La Union	Luna	Namacpacan Road	16°51′12″N120°22′35″E / 16.853333°N 120.376389°E / 16.853333; 120.376389 (Luna Church)
PH-01-0047	San Fernando Church		La Union	San Fernando	F. Ortega Highway cor. Gomez Street	16°36′56″N120°19′04″E / 16.615556°N 120.317778°E / 16.615556; 120.317778 (San Fernando Church)
PH-01-0048	Poro Point Lighthouse		La Union	San Fernando	Wallace Air Station	16°36′54″N120°16′51″E / 16.614932°N 120.280797°E / 16.614932; 120.280797 (Poro Point Lighthouse)
PH-01-0049	Calasiao Church		Pangasinan	Calasiao	Mamaradlo Street	16°00′36″N120°21′26″E / 16.01°N 120.357222°E / 16.01; 120.357222 (Calasiao Church)
PH-01-0050	Dagupan Cathedral		Pangasinan	Dagupan	Burgos cor. Jovellanos Streets	16°02′32″N120°20′04″E / 16.042246°N 120.334398°E / 16.042246; 120.334398 (Dagupan Cathedral)	More images
PH-01-0051	Ramos House		Pangasinan	Lingayen
PH-01-0052	Manaoag Church		Pangasinan	Manaoag	N. Garcia Street, Manaoag Town Plaza	16°02′38″N120°29′19″E / 16.043889°N 120.488611°E / 16.043889; 120.488611 (Manaoag Church)
PH-01-0053	San Carlos Church		Pangasinan	San Carlos	Malong Street, San Carlos City Plaza	15°55′35″N120°20′50″E / 15.926445°N 120.347129°E / 15.926445; 120.347129 (San Carlos Church)
PH-01-0054	Old Casa Real and Provincial Capitol		Pangasinan	Lingayen	Pangasinan Capitol Compound	16°02′00″N120°13′53″E / 16.033333°N 120.231389°E / 16.033333; 120.231389	More images
PH-01-0055	Lingayen I Central School		Pangasinan	Lingayen	Alvear East Street	16°01′48″N120°13′30″E / 16.030099°N 120.225125°E / 16.030099; 120.225125 (Lingayen I Central School)

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v t e Cultural Properties of the Philippines by region
I – Ilocos Region II – Cagayan Valley III – Central Luzon IV-A – Calabarzon V – Bicol Region VI – Western Visayas VII – Central Visayas VIII – Eastern Visayas IX – Zamboanga Peninsula X – Northern Mindanao XI – Davao Region XIII – Caraga BARMM – Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao CAR – Cordillera Administrative Region Mimaropa – Southwestern Tagalog Region NCR – National Capital Region
Note: Soccsksargen has no government recognized cultural properties.

List of Cultural Properties of the Philippines in the Ilocos Region

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