Current exhibits were interesting. Nice little detour for the day, as it's a small museum

I thought it's a nice local museum. It has some local art placed on one side which I thought was wonderful. The other side goes into some of the history of Iloilo. I just found out that the National Museum is next door to it just before writing this review. So if you go to either just walk next door and go to both. That can save you and extra trip haha.

You will feel the true Christmas here at Iloilo Capitol where lights and decorations are welcoming you.

It was surprisingly small. When viewed from the outside, with its brutalist but colorful facade, the museum seemed vast and spacious. The area inside is not well-lit and feels strangely humid. The glass cases that house the historical items look dusty. The staff members, especially those behind the registration/payment desk, are so aloof and unwelcoming. They will continue to ignore you—no smiles, no greetings whatsoever—unless you call their attention. It's like they are not happy that guests have arrived in the museum. It's a good thing the artworks displayed that day were beautiful, just enough to slightly temper the bad experience.

It's a small place beside Casa Real, with a 50 pesos entrance fee. It's worthwhile. Reading the stories and information on plaques and seeing the artifacts still made me glimpse into the rich history of this city.

Very interesting place to vist !!!

Smaller than what I expected. There's a fee but I forgot how much. About Php 100.00 I think. There's a large room which houses contemporary art and a smaller room to the side which includes exhibits on history. There's no A/C when I went there. The museum is inside the Provincial Capitol Complex. Beside it is the National Museum of Western Visayas so you can visit 2 museums in 1 trip.

Very interesting place. You will learn lots of history about the City. Nice and quiet paintings. You will see lots of artifacts in there cant believe I saw the mickey mouse money in the museo for the first time 😁😁😁and two thumbs up to the old lady who discussed and tour us about the history of the City.

I appreciate how rich their history is and how much they want to preserve it. Kudos to maam (i didn't get her name) who toured and explained the exhibits to us!

This small museum gives a quick look at Iloilo's history and the people who played an important role in it

Not a lot of things but it is a great place

Nice to see some of the history of Iloilo. Small museum but worth the visit

Historical

Nice artwork and history of hiligaynon

The staff gave us a tour and explanations. 50 php entrance fee. Very interesting place if you want to know more aboit the history of the city

Beautiful ❤️

Great collection, clean and organized place. It will only take about 30 minutes for the tour. What I love most about it is how knowledgeable the guide is.

The lady who toured us around the small museum was nice and really knows what she is talking about. You should visit this place first before going anywhere in the city. It will give you a big picture of the city which will make you understand other places better.

A place to visit in iloilo.. we learned from our guide that Iloilo city was first known as the queen city of the South before Cebu🤔 as the saying goes "to know the place better, know it's history"

Pretty nice. I like the artwork display made by kids. It's a museum. Not much to say. A mixture of a bit of history and artworks.

At first I thought the place was small and the displays were bleak. But when the staff gave us a little tour, i was amazed at the history of the relics and displays located here. All props to the lady who gave the tour. She was very warm, congenial, and extremely knowledgeable. Because of her, i'd say go to Museo Iloilo if you want to see our history. But take her tour if you want a touch of history.

Has a really long way to go in terms of selection especially since it's one of the primary museums of a culture centric and booming city center. I'm really excited though for the adjacent decommissioned jail to be completed which I expect to replace the current museum. Should you choose to look for a museum in Iloilo, ILOMOCA would be a better choice if you had a limited amount of time. Despite this, it was good to see the history and artifacts of Iloilo in this area and it still gives value to the history of the city.

There are actually two (2) museums. This is the original one, and right next to it is the re-converted jail that is now a National Museum.

You should visit this museum and you'll surely learn a lot about Iloilo's rich history. The museum guide reminds me so much of the late late Sen. Miriam especially when she speaks Tagalog.

It's a very small museum but still worth visiting. I just hope that there will be more displays from the past.

Though it's relatively small, it's quite informative on the Ilonggo's history and culture. Entrance fee is Php50 for adult and Php20 for students. Located along the hi-way, you won't have a hard time looking for the place.

Museu De ILOILO was the government sponsored museum outside Metro Manila built in 1971. This art museum is devided into 3 sections. A must visit there's a lot you can learn inside.

Anyone should pay a visit to know more about the history of Iloilo. Artifacts are well-explained. The museum usually hosts an art exhibit from local artists.

Museo Iloilo will leave you a good impression of the richness of Iloilo History. They have a good number of collections ranging from visual arts produced by local artists, prehistoric artifacfs, and religious relics. Guides are very good. The one assigned to us exhibits deep understanding of the local history. Very fluent too. I found out that he is just an intern from University of San Agustin. They collect a minimal fee of 50 pesos. Affordable considering the amount of knowledge you will acquire from your visit. I just noticed that the museum is not really keen on maintaining the collections. There are collections that are not well protected and some are already collecting dusts.

100 PHP entrance. The museum shows some of Iloilo's history. It's a bit smallish, though, and part of the space is taken up by paintings that are for sale and have nothing to do with the exhibition.

It is basically one hall. Not to much to see. The museum is open from Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm. Entrance fee is 50 PHP per person.

Nice lady as tour guide.

Really nice museum and worths more than their 50php entrance. It's kinda small though which was misleading but still well kept and has different sections (art, history, and religion). Really worth going to.

Amazing

A small museum about Iloilo province and Panay island. Oh well that is it i guess🤣🤣

Nice

A fountain of knowledge every wander should visit.

Museo de Iloilo is a must to visit the first u step in the city of LOVE💖 I'll be back for sure🙌 xx love from city of golden friendship💫

Some cool modern art and old artefacts. Small museum, spent about 20 mins inside, cost 50 pesos.

Great place to learn about the history of Iloilo, nice staff very knowledgeable,

Love this museum and deeply grateful for the guide who deserve tips from tourists for her vast knowledge about the history of Iloilo! Worth visiting. Entrance fee is P50/head

It was perfect, the people inside are so accommodating and very good in english Thankyou!

Museo Iloilo have limited displays, but there is someone who would take you to a tour around while explaining facts about the history of Iloilo.

More beautiful island

It's a guided tour with a 50PHP entrance fee 😊 the guide was eloquent too! A must for those who are curious and interested enough :)

Very small museum with a limited view of Iloilo history. However, their displays are very interesting and it includes a tour by very knowledgeable guides. Definitely worth a visit, just limit your expectations.

Good way to know province of iloilo

Well maintained place. You wilk surely learn a lot from this museum

This is the place where you enter this building, you are leaving this with ideas about the history of Iloilo city ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

A well kept museum that tells a lot of history about Iloilo

Very nice!

It's a nice place. There were nice art and historival artifacts. I also especially like the fact that they support the local artists and give them exposure through museum exhibit. Aside from thaf, the tour guides educated us about the history of the city and we were able to appreciate the information they shared. They were also friendly and we got to share a little about our place as well.

Love This Place, Used To Hang Here With My Friends When I Was At High School And Every Year I Watch Fireworks Spectacular Every December Here Because The View Is Way Better.

Small but contains history and heritage of Iloilo. Easy to get there via public transportation or walking.

The museum is absolutely amazing! It's like stepping into a time machine and witnessing the rich history of Iloilo right before your eyes. The ambiance and surroundings add to the whole experience, making it even more memorable. I'm definitely planning on revisiting in the near future to soak up more of this historical treasure.

There's really nothing much to see here, a 50 pesos entrance fee is not worth it. You can finish looking around in less than 10mins.

It was really nice but they only had a few things in store but pretty educational as well.

Not sure if it should be called a museum or more of an exhibition area. It's the size of basketball court. Very basic but did it's job of showing some local art.

Informative

Museo Iloilo, located in front of the Iloilo Provincial Capitol, is a cultural museum maintained and curated by the Iloilo Cultural Research Foundation, Inc. It is along Bonifacio Drive and is easily accessible by public transport. The museum may not be occupying large land area but its collection is extraordinary from religious antiques to WW2 artifacts during Japanese occupation of the land to pre-colonial life. It also supports their local artists by providing them safe space to display their own works in the museum. It has an entrance fee which would cost about P50 or US$1 only per head.

nice museo in town of iloilo

No exhibit yet except on local textiles. Sad

Discover the artifacts found by our ancestors and and archeologists inside. You cannot take pictures inside.

Very informative museum and the staff are super friendly.

The museum houses an impressive collection of Iloilo's cultural heritage which includes stone age native pottery, fossils, jewelry, burial sites, trade pottery, and more. It is the first government-sponsored museum in the Philippines outside of Metro Manila. The entry fee is rather affordable but I recommend you taking your time to really view everything inside the museum and appreciate the articfacts.

Such an amazing place !!!

Nice and quick visit to the museum. Clean and well-maintained exhibits and accommodating staff.

Nice historical place

Albeit being small, you'd see into the culture of West Visayas during the colonial era.

Museo Iloilo is a contemporary museum that highlights the captivating history and culture of Iloilo province in the Philippines. The museum's design is visually stunning, interactive exhibits, and artifacts to captivate visitors of all ages. And the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, providing helpful information about the exhibits and responding to any questions visitors may have. The Museo Iloilo is a must visit attraction for anyone who interested to learn about the culture and history of Iloilo Province.

The museum was such easy to find unlike any other museums around here and also showcases a lot of interesting arts and cultures of Panag. Truly a must visit museum

Museo Iloilo is the place to see the beauty and history you can learn a lot about history. Museo iloilo is a great experience to me because we gain knowledge about the past of iloilo city. It is showcase a lot of arts and local artists and culture of panay.

Museo Iloilo shares a lot of knowledge about historical artifacts and shows different exhibit and artworks of different ilonggo artist.

If you want to know the history of Iloilo. I suggest the museo Iloilo, their staff is very accommodating and many historical artifacts have been preserved and you can learn a lot here about the history of iloilo.