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A planetarium and geology museum in barangay Buang, 854 metres above sea level at the foot of Mayon and inside the volcano's permanent danger zone of 6 kilometres. The single-storey building holds a library, a virtual room, a mini-museum and …
A small collection of Ifugao carvings, textiles and photographs from the Beyer family.
Free to enter, built as the old legislature, and home to Juan Luna's Spoliarium. The neoclassical building was finished in 1921 and held the Congress of the Philippines from 1926 to 1972 and the Senate from 1987 to 1997. It …
The Crisologo family house, kept as it was, with the car in which Congressman Floro Crisologo's family travelled.
The painter Benedicto Cabrera's museum of Cordillera art and his own work, with a garden and cafe below. Cabrera, a National Artist, opened it in 2009 to hold his own collection, and he gave Cordillera indigenous art a place in …
The provincial museum: artifacts and antiques from across Cagayan, animal fossils found in the valley, and the record of the National Museum's discovery of Callao Man. It moved out of the Provincial Capitol complex into the Tribunal de Tuguegarao, the …
A war museum inside the compound of Balanga Elementary School, on the site where General Edward P. King negotiated the surrender of 76,000 USAFFE soldiers to the Japanese Imperial Army. The Surrender Site Marker stands in the same compound. The …
The place where Apolinario Mabini was born, kept as a memorial shrine. Mabini lived from 1864 to 1903. He was a revolutionary leader and statesman, and he served as foreign minister and adviser to Emilio Aguinaldo, the first Philippine president.
A museum of the country's political history, in the Casa Real Shrine on Paseo del Congreso. The National Historical Commission of the Philippines runs it. It opened to the public in 2001 and moved into this building in 2016. The …
A museum and memorial to Miguel Malvar, a hero of the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War. He was the last Filipino general to surrender to the Americans, and Santo Tomas is his hometown.
The house where Jose Rizal was born on June 19, 1861, rebuilt as a two-storey bahay na bato. What stands today is a reproduction of the original. Filipino schoolchildren paid for most of the work, Juan F. Nakpil supervised it, …
A museum of the part the city took in the revolution against Spain, which it presents with reenactments of scenes from it. Imus calls itself the Flag Capital of the Philippines because the first Philippine flag was flown here, at …
The house where the Philippines declared independence from Spain on June 12, 1898. It stands in Kawit and works today as a museum and a national shrine. Every June 12, on the holiday called Araw ng Kalayaan, top government officials …
The city museum and library, in the old municipal hall on Cagayan Valley Road, 150 metres from Saint Augustine Church. It opened in 1998 as a museum of natural history and ethnography, and the city runs it as the centre …
A museum on the island's peoples and natural history, beside the city baywalk.
A science museum with more than 250 exhibits, on a lot of 1.2 hectares in J. Y. Campos Park in Bonifacio Global City. It opened on March 16, 2012, and the Bonifacio Art Foundation built it. Five galleries fill 4,900 …
A museum built around El Deposito, an underground water reservoir that the Spanish authorities finished in 1882 to supply Manila and the towns around it. The reservoir held 15 million gallons and was part of the Carriedo water system, which …
A private museum of fine arts and history, best known for Gold of Ancestors, a display of more than one thousand gold objects made before the Spanish came. The Ayala Foundation runs it, and the rest of the collection covers …
One of the oldest stone houses, or bahay na bato, in Vigan, now open as a museum. Justo Angco built it in 1830 and gave it as a dowry when his daughter married Gregorio Syquia in 1875. The ground floor …
The schoolhouse where Jose Rizal had his first formal lessons, now a museum. Rizal came to Biñan as a child in June 1869 with his brother Paciano, and the two lodged at an aunt's house near the town proper. His …
Ancestral houses kept as museums, including the home of Marcela Agoncillo, who sewed the first Philippine flag. Her grandfather built that house, one of the oldest in Taal, and her husband Felipe Agoncillo lived there after their marriage in 1889. …
The first museum of Philippine modern art, started in 1960 when Fernando Zóbel gave the Ateneo his collection of post-war Filipino painters. The collection now runs from neo-realism and abstract expressionism to present-day work. The prints and drawings hold more …
A museum of objects from the Philippine ilustrado way of life, inside the campus of De La Salle University-Dasmariñas. It is the permanent museum of the De La Salle University System, and it keeps both indoor and outdoor collections.
A heritage house from the 1860s on Rizal Street, kept as a museum. Don Norberto Calao Katigbak, a gobernadorcillo whose family money came from coffee, built it between 1862 and 1863 as a gift to his daughter Segunda Solis Katigbak, …
This is Sorsogon City's dedicated museum, one of the city's listed points of interest for visitors.
A maritime museum about the galleon trade between Manila and Acapulco, with a full-size galleon built inside it. It stands in the SM Mall of Asia complex and opened to the public on May 1, 2026. The ship is a …
The old seat of the provincial government in Lingayen, and since 2023 the home of the Banaan Pangasinan Provincial Museum. Under Spanish rule the alcalde mayor governed the province from this building, and the judge of the Court of First …