I fell in love with Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar the moment my feet stepped on the old fashioned brick floor. The sights were extremely fascinating and the heritage resort was very well planned. So for everybody's convenience I made my own list on what to do in Las Casas.

top: sunset in Las Casas; l: Tres Maria Claras; mid right: batis inspired pool; bottom right: kalesa ride

1. Heritage Tour
It's 40 min to 1 hour walking tour around the vicinity of Las Casas where the tour guide in Filipiniana costume showcases different houses and it's history. 

Casa Mexico with tour guide Elvie

Casa Luna showcases a museum of antique collection of art works, memorabilia, appliances & furniture

upper left: antique electric fan, upper right: dining area, lower left: living room, lower right: antique radio

trying out an antique clothes iron

how they poops in the past

2. Ride the Kalesa
Kalesa ride for P50 each with a maximum capacity of 6 pax. The kalesa tours you around the area. It's a relaxing way of checking out the heritage structures especially if it's scorching hot.

Kalesa ride's starting point

Kutsero with his passengers

3. Swim at the Pool
Enjoy dipping in a batis-inspired pool that is exclusively for guests who avails an overnight stay. Sayang, we forgot to bring swimsuits that's why we didn't get to swim.

batis-inspired pool

4. Swim at the Beach
Everyone is welcome to swim at the beach once you paid the corresponding entrance fee.

Serene ocean

the view opposite the beach

5. Witness the picturesque sunset
I fell in love with the view of the sunset :) It's a must-see attraction when you're in Las Casas.



6. Model as Old Filipino Locals at Fotographia de Escolta
When me & my family went to Shanghai, we were really amused of our Old China Pictorial and hoped that we can create something like that in our country. So when I learned that Las Casas has that same gimmick to tourists, we entertained the thought & became heritage models for an hour.

Models of the past :)

Illustrados?

7. Kayak & Fishing
We didn't get to try this one but I hope we'll do it the next time we visit :)


8. Buy antiques, breads & pasalubong or have a traditional Filipino Spa
If you are an antique collector, you can check out Antiquedades for rare finds.

Antiquedades

The La Panaderia sells different Pinoy breads like pandesal, spanish bread, monay, pan de coco & pan de regla that are baked in a pugon oven in Las Casas bakery. They also sell Bataan delicacies perfect for pasalubongs.

Tres Marias at La Panaderia

Or try out their Spa if you get tired with all the walking.