MANILA, Philippines — An antique house known as the Old Mansion in historic Vigan City, Ilocos Sur was gutted by fire on Tuesday.

From Spanish-era homes to historic hotels, many structures in the Philippines have become famous for spine-tingling stories.

The Spanish-language version of the White House website was taken offline shortly after President Donald Trump returned to office. The webpage, formerly hosted at whitehouse.gov/es, now takes ...

Bersales argues that no Spanish-era document or map, published or unpublished, has ever identified Colon street as the first trail, road, or street established by the Spanish in the Philippines.

Did you know that the Philippines could have played an important role in Russia more than a hundred years ago? In 19th century, Russian authorities considered the Philippine islands to be the food ...

The city government has committed to restoring and preserving the Tisa House to maintain its historical value for future generations. Built in the 1850s, the house is an example of Spanish-era ...

Saints of Resistance is the first non-religious study focused on the dynamic life of saints and their devotees in the Spanish Philippines from the sixteenth through the early part of the eighteenth ...

The Ortigas Foundation recently launched its first book, La Casa de Dios: The Legacy of Filipino Hispanic Churches in the Philippines, at the Ortigas Foundation Library, where historians ...

Ilocos Norte, in the northern Philippines, was the last in the Ilocos Region to have its set of 6 watchtowers recognized as being of national importance.

Credit: Facebook/Philippine Navy Subscribe for ads-free reading Last week, a Spanish vessel paid the first voyage to the Philippines of its kind since the Southeast Asian state’s independence.

Trump removed the Spanish version of the page in 2017. At that time, White House officials said they would reinstate it. President Joe Biden reinstated the page in 2021.

The province of Negros Occidental bore witness to a period of affluence when Negros was the center of the Philippines’ sugarcane industry back in the late 1800s.