The President Manuel Roxas Monument contains a life-sized bronze statue of the 5th Philippine president and Capiz native, Manuel A. Roxas.

Ang Panublion Museum displays artifacts and hosts exhibitions that showcase Capiz's history, culture, and arts. It is housed in what used to be a water reservoir in the 1950s.

The Palina Greenbelt Eco-park is known for its floating cabanas that traverse the clean, rich waters of Palina River where guests can enjoy Roxas City's fresh seafood.

This serene, natural lake in San Remigio is regarded as enchanted by the locals. It covers 3 hectares and is home to different freshwater fish and the birds of San Remigio's highlands.

While more of an open-air cavern than a cave, what has come to be known as Igbaclag Cave offers a unique caving experience among jagged limestone karst formations. Visitors can explore the interesting corners of the cave which can be climbed and scaled to get sweeping views of San Remigio on top of the jagged limestone peaks.

Balay Nga Bato is the only remaining stone house of its kind in Antique. Believed to be 194 to 211 years old, historical records show that it once served as quarters for the Japanese during the Japanese occupation of Antique and the rest of Panay, and as a hospital during World War 11. It is currently being restored under the National Historical Commission of the Philippines.

The Parish of Saint Augustine of Hippo - Patnongon is a Roman Catholic Church in Patnongon, Antique, Philippines. It is the parish of the Diocese of San Jose de Antique.

Seco Island is a small island with an interesting shape and name. It was named after the Spanish word "seco" which means dry, and Kinaray-a word "siko" which means elbow - pertaining to the island's shape.

Surrounded by the lush Malumpati Forest municipal watershed and park, this resort features a natural swimming pool measuring 20 meters wide, 40 meters long, and about 3 to 4 meters deep at the center. Its cool, clear waters flow to the Bugang River - the cleanest inland river in the country.

TIbiao River is an ecotourism destination with whitewater rapids that are perfect for river tubing and kayakling. It is also lined with some riverside resorts that offer outdoor "kawa" baths - or a hot spa bath inside a big kawa or cauldron.