Marked as Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines, Camiña Balay nga Bato means ‘house by the river’. Built between 1860 and 1865 in a style we call ‘arquitectura mestiza’, the house is a beautiful example of indigenous Filipino building merged with colonial Spanish influences. The 4th-generation owners spent 10 years renovating Camiña Balay nga Bato into the treasure you see today.
Things to do
- Tour around the over 150-year old house and get to see the vintage things displayed in the house.
- Drink their best hot chocolate espeso.
- Feast on delightful local cuisine in the heritage buffet experience.
- Shop for hand craft heritage products like their rich tablea chocolate, batirol & batidor sets, local fruit jams, patadyong, hablon, second wave leather accessories and many more.
- Experience that one thing visitors say they love most “the art of doing nothing..." relaxing!
Estimated cost
Thick chocolate served in demitasse, P150/person
For further information about the expenses just contact the official page of Camiña Balay nga Bato on facebook.
How to get there?
Coming from Iloilo City:
Take the jeepney "Villa Arevalo" going to Balay nga Bato. It is much better to have your own service/car or taxi and try to locate Camiña Balay nga Bato.
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