The Roxas City Bridge has been a cherished legacy of the city since Spanish times and has long been a great vantage point from which to see the sights that the city has to offer.

The old and imposing Spanish City Bridge has remained strong and firm since it was built in 1910. Connecting the commercial center of the city to the main thoroughfare, traversing the Panay River, the bridge is a silent witness to various changes that ushered in progress and development in the city. Like the old bridge, equally alluring is the huge stretch of the Panay River that traverses the very heart of the city. For this, Roxas City has been dubbed as the "Venice of the Visayas."

Where to Stay

Here is the list of hotels and inns in Roxas City where guests can stay during their visit to the city:

• Roxas President’s Inn - Rizal Cor. Lopez Jaena St., Roxas City    

• La Hacienda Hotel - Arnaldo Blcd., Roxas City

• Nesta’s Hill Top Hotel - Provincial Park, Roxas City  

• Image Palace Hotel - Brgy Banica, Roxas City

• Casa Purita Hotel - Plaridel St., Roxas City

Where to Dine

Here is the list of some of the restaurants, bars and cafes of note within the City:

• Jo’s Inato Kamayan Sa Ilog Restaurant - Washington St. Roxas City

• Coco Veranda Bar & Restaurant - Lawis Baybay, Roxas City

• Pizza Junction - Rizal St, Roxas City

• Cake Eatcetera - Legaspi St. Roxas City

• Arashi Bar & Restaurant - Lawis Baybay Roxas City

• Acc Coffee & Crepes - Osmeña St. Roxas City

• Café 1927 - P.Gomez St.Roxas City

How to get there

• From Manila, one can take the Super Ferry or ships from Negros Navigation. The trip lasts around eighteen hours.The Roll on-Roll off (RORO) also reaches Roxas City from Cubao in Manila. By air, both Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines have flights to Roxas daily, every morning and takes around 40-45 minutes.
• Jeepneys and tricycles are available when touring the province.