This 19th-century Baroque church is listed as a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines. Officially called the Santa Catalina de Alejandria Parish Church but more commonly known as Tayum Church, the Roman Catholic church features an imposing white facade and bell tower that stands proudly against the wide open spaces near the Lagben River.

Also known as Cassamata Hill National Park, Victoria Park is a National Park where visitors can take in the unspoiled outdoors of Bangued. The protected area overlooks the Abra River Valley and Cordillera and Ilocos mountains. It also has leisure amenities such as a hotel, swimming pool, amphitheater and hiking and biking trails.

Standing as a lone structure against the Bangued Cemetery, the San Lorenzo Ruiz shrine is hard to miss. Dedicated to the first canonized Filipino martyr, it is one of Abra's notable religious and heritage structures. It features a 19th century Spanish colonial structure with intricate red brick details on its facade, nave, and twin belfries.

This 900-meter modular bridge has become a tourist attraction because of its scale and picturesque quality. It was built across Abra River, one of the Philippines' largest river systems.

Kaparkan Falls is one of Abra's most dreamy natural attractions. Also known as Mulawin Falls, it is marked by surreal layers of light-colored rock where clear, blue pools of water form. Nestled in the lush, untouched forests of Tineg, it is an inviting oasis that beckons a visit.