In 1910 Pres. Pastor Alcazar constructed of water tank near the municipio to provide water to the Capizeño during dry months. Its usefulness was spared and spared during the World War II. Later the city government with a group of culture buffs brain converted the spared water tank into a museum, and they named it as "Ang Panubli-on."

Ancestral house of the late Pres. Manuel A. Roxas

The birthplace of Pres. Manuel A. Roxas. First president of the Philippine Republic and Roxas City's most illustrious son in whose honor the city got its name. The original house still stands at its original site at cor Rizal-Zamora Streets, a few minutes walk from the city hall and the city plaza.

Immaculate Concepcion Metropolitan Cathedral.

One of the oldest churches in Panay Island, this church is a silent witness to events that has unfolded in the city over the past centuries. It is an imposing structure at the city plaza fronting the Panay River and the old Capiz Bridge.

It was built on 1870 for 3 years by the vision and guidance of a Spanish priest Rev. Apolonio Alvares. In 1959 it was reconstructed under the guidance of Msgr. Antonio Frondoza, an x-archbishop of Capiz.

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