
The ancestral home of former President Fidel Ramos has become one of the tourist attractions in his home province of Pangasinan.
The current structure is the replica of the original ancestral house of the Ramos family. Their first home was destroyed during World War II. The one that stands today was established in 1995 by the Ramos Foundation. And it is believed that it is the exact spot of the family house of Narciso Ramos, his wife Angela Valdez, and their children Fidel, Leticia, and Gloria.
Location Map
Inside the House
Upon entering the gate, their is a historical marker which provides a quick insight of the Ramos family and the house.
For many years, the site was widely known as the exact location of the family house of lawyer, journalist, statesman and diplomat Narciso Ramos, his wife Angela Valdez, a former English supervisor at the Pangasinan Vocational High School and their children Fidel, Leticia and Gloria.
It was here where the former President was born and where he spent his childhood.

The house is made mostly of hardwood – the ceiling, walls, and windows; even the chairs, tables, and beds are made out of wood. Even though the original residence was destroyed, some of the family’s memorabilia have been saved and are now on display in the restored home.
The walls of the house are adorned with framed pictures of President Fidel V. Ramos’ family and his achievements in life, as well as other family memorabilia. Aside from the pictures of the siblings, there are also those of the couple, Narciso and Angela, meetings with global leaders such as the Clintons and Queen Elizabeth of London.
Tours of the Ramos ancestral house can be arranged through the Tourism Office of Pangasinan.
Nearby Attractions

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The ancestral home of former President Fidel Ramos has become one of the tourist attractions in his home province of Pangasinan. It was here where the former President was born and where he spent his childhood.

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The Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center (NRSCC) , also known as the Narciso Ramos Sports Complex. It has main stadium, grandstand which can seat a maximum of 16,000 people, rubberized athletics track oval, 2,500 capacity gymnasium, outdoor courts, bowling alley, a second sports gym, 25 m (82 ft) swimming pool, dormitories, lagoon and restaurant.

Lingayen is dubbed “the heart, the soul, and the face” of the Province of Pangasinan. Plaza de Lingayen has a beautiful park located at the town proper of Lingayen Pangasinan. They showcases the Big Burnay "earthen jar" showing that Lingayen is known in Bagoong making and producing quality fermented fish.
Where to Stay in Lingayen Pangasinan
- Capitol Resort Hotel
- Aquatica Marina Waterpark
- El Puerto Marina Beach Resort & Vacation Club
- Star Monica Hotel, Resorts, and Restaurant
- Purok Marcela Resort
- Hotel Consuelo Hotel
- The President Hotel
- VillaMar Ramos Resort
- Nielcam Baywalk Beach Resort
- Wyco's Beach Front Resort
- Malinac Lodge Inn
- Sun Of A Beach (SOAB)
- YRS Resort
- Bergamo Hotel Lingayen
- Redondo Inn Lingayen
Pangasinan Guide for TOURIST
Requirements for Fully Vaccinated Tourists
- Vaccination Card
- Valid Identification Card (ID)
- For unvaccinated individuals, please contact your chosen LGU destination for assistance.
- Additional requirements/restrictions may be imposed by component LGUs.
Other Places To Visit in Pangasinan
- Hundred Islands
- Dasoland Family Adventure Park
- Bolinao Falls
- Enchanted Cave
- Cape Bolinao Light House
- Tondol Beach
- Busay Falls
- Panacalan Island
- Patar Beach
- Antong Falls
- Masamerey Beach
- Our Lady of Manaoag Shrine
- Cabongaoan White Sand Beach
- Lingayen Beach
- Binmaley Beach
- Colibra Island
- Tambobong Beach
- Balungao Hilltop Adventure
- Natividad Sky Plaza
- Sunflower Maze Farm
- Limahong Channel
- Veterans Memorial Park
- Bolasi Beach
- Sabangan Beach
- Surip Beach
- Abagatanen White Sand Beach
- Bunga Beach
- Cabalitian Island
- Polipol Island
- Silaki Island
- Farmville San Fabian
- Greenrich Garden
- Balingasay River Cruise
How to Get to Pangasinan (Entry Points) and Travel Time
Travelling Times:
- From Manila: 4 ~ 5 hours
- From Clark, Pampanga: 3 hours
- From Baguio City: 1 1/2 ~ 2 1/2 hours
- From Subic , Olongapo: 3 1/2 ~ 4 hours
- From Laoag City: 5 ~ 6 hours
Entry Points:
- From Manila: via North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), exiting thru Luisita and entering thru Bayambang or Mangatarem towns; via Tarlac -Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEX), exiting/ entering thru Rosales town or thru Urdaneta City.
- From Zambales: via Infanta town.
- From Baguio: via Sison or San Fabian town.
- From Nueva Ecija: via Umingan or Rosales town.
National Transport Carriers:
Victory Liner, Five Star, Solid North ply major routes to most Pangasinan town thru Pasay, Cubao Caloocan Stations. Dagupan City is usually the central hub for transport to both Eastern and Western parts pf Pangasinan. Buses, jeeps and tricycles are very common. Tour Guides and Provincial Buses are available to make your visit memorable.
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