NOTE THAT IF YOU ARE GOING TO SHOOT SOME VIDEO CLIPS INSIDE THE PREMISES YOU SHOULD BEAR A WRITTEN PERMISSION ADDRESSED TO THE CURATOR. THE DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE AT THE SECURITY GUARD AREA. HAVE YOUR VALID ID PHOTOCOPIED, TOO. THEY WILL ONLY ALLOW YOU TO FILM AT LEAST 20 MINUTES. I LOVE THE PLACE. YOU CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT GAT ANDRES' CONTRIBUTION TO OUR HISTORY. THOUGH SORRY FOR MY RATING BECAUSE THE CURATOR HIMSELF IS "SUPLADO" AND DIDN'T EVEN SHOW SOME WELCOMING GESTURES UNLIKE THE FRIENDLY MUSEUM CURATORS IN OTHER NHCP MUSEUMS. WHAT A SIGH. WE JUST ENJOY OUR TRIP SINCE WE TRAVELLED FROM PANGASINAN UP TO HERE. BUT DISAPPOINTED WITH THE CURATOR'S "ASAL" 😂 OVERALL, IT IS STILL MEMORABLE AND EDUCATIONAL.

Still privately owned, this museum houses a lights and sounds display of the kangaroo court trial of the hero Andres Bonifacio. Sadly, no historical artifacts of Bonifacio can be found in this museum.

A museum worth visiting. Old maragondon at her ernest.

Old trial house building free entrance need to sign in Very good history buffs would love this place concerning the history and trial of Andre Bonifacio very interesting there's plaques on the wall telling you the history in Tagalog and English and a model reinactment of the trial of Andre Bonifacio There were couple of tv screens but wasn't working maybe having video of the trial .but ok still got enough details from the walls . Only one thing very hot inside I quickly went round reading the history came out soaking wet with swet .but nice learned alot of history of the Philippines

This place is one of the must see when you are in Maragondon, Cavite. I really liked how they developed this place from a simple wall picture pasted information into a more inter-active educational tool. LIKES: the place has been preserved and well maintained, the trial house is fully airconditioned, I really liked the trial narration portrayed by the actual character- for me it is indeed very captivating how Bonifacio and his brother been treated unfairly, museum staff were courteus allowes every visitor to fully cover the place, very informative information has been adorned the entire house which I really applauded those people behind this museum-we hardly had information about Andres Bonifacio written in our textbook and this museum contains it. DISLIKES: no parking space for travelling visitors, I do not see any CR inside or even outside the museum, no souvenir shop in/outside this museum which a visitor like me look forward to-a ref magnet would suffice.

Its great to know that there's a place dedicated to Andres Bonifacio. Though the place is small, it's packed with pictures, information, and there's even a life-sized diorama of the trial of Bonifacio and his brother Procopio. It's a great learning experience that offers a better perspective of Bonifacio. There's an informative video that the visitors can watch before proceeding to go about the place. It's within the town proper of Maragondon and just a few minutes ride away from the church.

The museum is very informative and can give you the other side of history. Bonifacio, indeed, is a great hero. It's admirable how he was able to lead thousands of Katipuneros despite his lack of formal education. One can conclude that being a wide reader can make heroes and great leaders. Reading the poem written by his wife while listening to the sung version was heart wrenching.

Very informative it wasnt thought in school...

It was a very nice experience in visiting that place . Full of historical facts and things

History and trial of our bayani Andres Bonifacio. No entrance fee ,just sign in at the front of the house.

The house which Andres Bonifacio and his brother stood trial for trumped up charges against them. Though a private area, a nice museum by the government depicts the trial through a life sized diorama. Besides the trial of Bonifacio, a section is dedicated to his wife Gregoria de Jesus aka. Lakambini is also featured. A great place to be in for a history buff. No fees are collected as of the moment but any donation will do to help for the upkeep of the museum.

This is the house where Andres Bonifacio was tried and sentenced to death

An impressive restored ancestral house converted into a government museum about the arbitrary trial of Katipunan founder Andres Bonifacio. It's student- and visitor-friendly with the interactive and colorful and educational visuals.

An interesting g look at some of The Philippines history

A must visit place to experience the other side of the story.

It was an unexpected visit. We decided to go biking up to the Bonefacio Shrine and talked a little about the history of Andres Bonifacio. My friend suggested that we should visit the trial house. It was worth it. It's nice to learn and appreciate our history.

We were just finished hiking Mt Buntis and proceeds to these museum. Im just sad what happened to Bonifacio, and also amazed they played Jocelynang Baliwag as background music. Also sad nobody from our group noticed or even mentioned the revolutionary kundiman of 1800. Really sad for the new generation

A very unique ways of bringing back history.

the structure of the court house of the Supremo ng Katipunan was maintained. the details of the proceedings can be seen