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An 18th century colonial residence where the Silang Revolt, the largest anti-Spanish uprising in the Ilocos Region before the Philippine Revolution of 1896, was planned. It now houses the city's local history museum.
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A Spanish-era colonial residence that now houses an art museum.
Candon Church
Candon's main Roman Catholic church, built during the Spanish era in the Baroque style in 1710 and featuring exquisite ceiling paintings. As of 2026, the church is undergoing repairs following structural damage caused by an earthquake in 2022.
Leafy public square with civic monuments and a memorial to the Cry of Candon, which marked the outbreak of the Philippine Revolution in the Ilocos Region in 1898.
A stadium with a seating capacity of 8,000. Opened in 2023, it hosts national-level competitions for indoor sports such as basketball and volleyball.
The only public aquarium in Northern Luzon.
A lighthouse overlooking the South China Sea.