Ilagan City: Visit

Rizal Park

This plaza in Ilagan City carries the name of Jose Rizal.

Bonifacio Park

Houses a statue of Andres Bonifacio. It is also a common site for demonstrations.

Queen Isabela Park

In front of the Provincial Capitol, it hosts concerts and various booths during the Bambanti Festival and has a pond, an amphitheater, and a monument to Queen Isabella II of Spain, after which the province was named.

Isabela Museum and Library

Housed in the old provincial capitol building, the museum has a collection on the province's history and culture.

Ilagan City Welcome Monument

A sight at Maharlika Highway, Alibagu, Ilagan City. Hours: Open 24 hours. Entry: Free.

Giant rocking chair

This, the largest in the world, was constructed within 29 days with a cost of .

Saint Ferdinand Parish Church

This parish church in Ilagan City takes its name from Saint Ferdinand, the saint it is dedicated to.

A 3-day plan built from the See, Do and Eat listings in Wikivoyage's Ilagan guide. The stops are in an order that keeps each day close together. Check the hours …

Isabela Provincial Capitol

A monumental office complex. In the courtyard is a statue of the province's longest serving governor, Faustino Dy Sr. At the back is the governor's official residence, known simply as Balai (House).

Ilagan Japanese Tunnel

tunnel, once used as a Japanese army headquarters.

Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Ilagan plant

There are guided tours where visitors can see the mechanized process of how Coca-Cola is produced.