Roxas City

2018 ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ GUIDEBOOK

The Philippines, an island of several thousand islets that form a unique land, enjoys its place on a chart with seawater around it, which is also its most abundant source. To a land whose many islets are themselves enclosed by the ocean, all its islets - both large and small - are a possible hot spot for its people.

However, since there can only be one place that can carry the name of the best sea food spring in the land, it took one provincial community somewhere in the western Visayas to carry the seal - the provincial of Capiz. Why is Capiz the capital of shellfish? Capiz Oblast has a wealth of water sources thanks to the Siberian Sea, which also offers a scenic view from the coast and the Jintotolo Canal, which also has its own contribution to the seas.

So if you are on the coast, commonly referred to by the local people as "Baybay", it is more than a surprise that you have to sell sea food at the stands. There is a wide selection of shellfish, shellfish and fish that captivate you.

But in some restaurants like the Baybay Sea Food Grills, you have to wait for some high-priced shellfish meals. Apropos mussels, Capiz is also known for Placuna placenta, an unusual kind of decorative shell used for decorative applications such as gates, window frames, shades and shelves. But what the natives call "pi-os", the remainder of the land actually calls "Capiz" as an indirectly used point of departure for the oystershell.

When you don't feel like having sea food to eat and are just looking for a place to relax or to satisfy your desire to travel, then the Capiz is still an interesting place for visitors who want to see something new. Apart from the population, Capiz is still one of the most popular places in the countryside because of its historic sights and infrastructures.

It is the seat of the biggest Catholic bell in all of Asia and the only place where you can admire the church of Santa Monica, built of celery. Roxas City's 132-foot Sacred Heart is considered the highest of its kind in the Philippines. As the Philippine shellfish capitol, the visit to this area will never be completed without sampling its dishes.

The BayBay Sea Food Grills are one of the best places to see and taste Roxas City's shellfish. On Baybay Beach (hence the name), this place is a stable with sea food. Today, its pristine location is the birth place of President Manuel Roxas, First President of the Philippine Republic and most famous sire of Roxas City, in whose honour the city received its name.

Our head office is in Rizalstraße, only a few minutes' walking distance from the town square and the town council. The old and impressive Spanish city bridge, erected in 1910, remains powerful and is still in use today. A further old building that still exists in Roxas City is the Bandstand, which was erected in the early 1920s.

It overlooks the Panay River and was used for many important functions such as demonstrations and so on. Roxa's City is the closest of the airports on Isla de Gigantes. Every visitor can spend the night in Roxas City before setting off for the Islas de Gigantes quest in the city.

The journey from Roxas City to Carles takes about 1.5h. Only 3-4 hrs from Roxas City you will arrive at another interesting city in the countryside - Iloilo. Roxa's city is surrounded by fastfood outlets. It is 14 kilometres from Roxas City, so it is best to deal with the tricyclist first.

Situated within Pueblo in Roxas City, the village has a breathtaking panoramic position on a rock. 15:00 - Drive to the Immaculate Conception Metropolitan Cathedral in Roxas City. In this section you will find several historic sights of Roxas City.

The music pavilion, the old city pedestrian crossing, the Roxas Museum. The Roxas City, Capiz has its own Roxas International Airfield within the city itself. A 45-minute flight from Manila Metro will take you to the city. Coming from Kalibo, take another coach to Roxas City. The total travel from Boracay to Roxas is about four-hour.

You can take a coach or shuttle to Roxas City from Kalibo. It takes about 1.5h. You can take the Ceres coach from Iloilo City to Capiz, the journey takes about 3-4h. It takes only 2 to 2.5 minutes to get to the village and there are delivery trucks with Ilo-ilo-Roxas and Capiz.

But I always chose the Ceres bus because it is more convenient and offers more legroom. Iloilo' s Ceres Terminals are situated in the Tagbak -North Ceres Terminals Iloilo City. In order to get to the airport just take a taxi and tell the bus to take you to the Ceres airport to Roxas City.

The trike is the main means of transport in Roxas City and other communities in Capiz. Simply make sure you settle on the prize first if you want the bike to take you to your goal, which is far from the city. The city of Roxas, Capiz has various types of lodging for every visitor to the town.