Legazpi Boulevard
One of the most picturest roadsides in the Philippines can be found in Legazpi City. In the north of the Legazpi Boulevard, the spectacular look of the Mayon Volcano and the Katipunan Hill connects the beauty of nature to the said road. The Albay Gulf and its islands being in the east of the boulevard add more splendor to the coastal road network. As it extends from the city’s central business district and port area to the southern barangays, it showcases the mountains of Sorsogon being in the south.
Aside from sightseeing, there is a lot more to do and see in the Legazpi Boulevard.
An option may be checking out the landmarks that are around the area. The statue of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi (the Spanish conquistador whom the city is named after), the JCI Legazpi Tourism marker and the Freemason obelisk complete the list of the landmarks found along the boulevard.
