They've modernized the place! Love it. Great for kids and all ages. Facilitieswise top notch. We spent a very educational afternoon.

Khá thú vị. The National Museum of Anthropology (Filipino: Pambansang Museo ng Antropolohiya), formerly known as the Museum of the Filipino People(Filipino: Museo ng Lahing Filipino), is a component museum of the National Museum of the Philippineswhich houses Ethnological and Archaeological exhibitions. It is located in the Agrifina Circle, Rizal Park, Manila adjacent to the National Museum of Fine Arts building. Built c.1916-1918 from a neoclassical design by Canadian-American architect Ralph Harrington Doane when he was consulting architect to the Philippine government, the building formerly housed the Department of Finance. It also houses the wreck of the San Diego, ancient artifacts, and zoology divisions. (Copy: wikipedia)

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A must visit when in Manila specially that it is free. This museum got a lot of artifacts to learn and to get to know even better the Philippine history. Spend atleast an hour to 2 hour visit in this museum.

It's free ✨️ Many sponsored rooms with different themes. If I have nothing to do I would spend half of the day just exploring everything and gain new knowledge and learn new perspectives of art from our ancestors, predecessor artists. It feels amazing discovering things from our past and it would fulfill your soul. Enjoy the experience in roaming around and it is allowed to take photos as well! There is also a baggage counter which is nice if you have heavy things or you have food because food and drinks are not allowed inside. But, again, the most important part, it's free! ✨️ Hope this review helped! You will not regret visiting this museum. 👌

I am very pleasantly surprised by this museum. Very interesting expositions, thematic sections with explanations in English about almost every thing. This is a valuable rare feature of the museum. And the variety of topics is simply amazing: from ceramics to modern art works. I recommend visiting it unequivocally. Separately I would like to note that the museum is free of charge and large bags can be handed over to the luggage room, presenting an ID document.

The National Museum of Anthropology in Manila is a remarkable destination for anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines. Housed in a historically significant building, the museum offers an extensive collection that spans various aspects of Filipino history, culture, and anthropology. Visitors can explore a wide range of exhibits, including traditional textiles, ancient artifacts, and detailed ethnographic displays. Overall, the National Museum of Anthropology is a must-visit for its rich educational value and its role in preserving and showcasing the Philippines' unique cultural identity.

This museum provides a good insight into the filipino culture and history. The architecture is beautiful as it is the same style as the natural history museum, and the whole area is being renovated. I wish there were more about the prehistory in the Philippines as well as more on the recent history (WW1 to now). Despite that, it's already an interesting museum as is and I recommend it. PS: You have to leave your bag at the entrance (lockers) and be careful if you're visiting on rainy day/rush hour as it will be difficult to book a grab going back home.

The museum is an excellent place to learn about the anthropological history of the Philippines from the early austronesian tribes to the Spanish and Visaya people and culture to the emergence of Muslim and Catholic cultures. It's truly a well-defined museum with floors divided into several exhibits starting with ancient ages, art and pottery, agricultural equipment, weapons, and clothings. Also, the cultures of each group and how it merged into the multi-ethnic culture now.

✓Free admission ✓Vaccination Card & Valid ID ✓Kids are allowed as long as accompanied by a vaccinated adult ✓Big Bags and Hats MUST be deposited in Baggage Counter ✓Foods and Drinks are PROHIBITED ✓There are some artifacts (in our case it was at the Textiles and Baybayin) that are allowed to touch, be sure to read the label and these items are delicate so just be careful if you do so. ✓Taking pictures are okay but Videos are STRICTLY PROHIBITED. ✓There are few seats inside the galleries to take a short breather. ✓Comfort Rooms each floor. ✓There's a lot of those sensor activated audio narration, just make sure you are standing under the dome-like thingy to hear each item's history.

Spent a few good hours just wondering around and checking out the exhibits. Aircon and ventilation was good. Exhibits were informative and interesting. Definitely world class and must see!

The place is crowded and traffic is horrible but still a must-experience when you visit Manila. Authentic Asian goods and Chinese cuisine. Perfect for food tripn'!!!

Due to COVID 19, they now require to book a reservation on their website first and do not really cater to walk-ins. When we visited the place, it was not crowded and they really maintain the cleanliness of area. It was quite amusing to see these historical items in a way that we can appreciate. There are some areas that are not open yet/under maintenance.

Have a better sense of what human societies were like by visiting this beautiful museum. Some levels were inaccessible when we went here, but the experience was pleasant nonetheless. There were sensor-activated narrations, providing a more interesting way to learn more about human culture and developments. Many of materials displayed are from the pre-Hispanic period. Everything makes you appreciate art and life in general more. Make sure to bring a copy of your vaccination card. No entrance fee. While you’re here, maximize your time by visiting other neighboring museums: The National Museum of Natural History and National Museum of the Philippines.

A great place to everyone who loves Anthropology and national history. The building is big and large that you can explore for few hours. No entrance fee is needed. You can come to this place without any prior reservation. A good place to visit with family and friends including children as en educational activity. The location is strategic within the iconic Rizal Park.

It was a wonderful experience. I went there at around 2:30 pm and finished touring the place at 4 pm. There were plenty of students doing a field trip, studies and research. Tourists were there too, but a few. Walking distance to Luneta and Rizal Park, National Museum of Natural History, National Library and Intramuros (well if you enjoy walking for quite a few kilometers). Upon entering, you will be asked if you're visiting with a group or just solo. In my case, I went there solo and I was asked to present my ID (I used my student ID) and ask you which city you came from. For group visits, I guess there's a limit on how many you are and will be asked to present 1 valid ID per group. There are no fees, and they also have a baggage counter (I was only asked to leave my water behind). The staff are very well friendly, not strict or whatever. Ate guard was soft when I asked her if my ID is accepted. They were all cool. So the content of the Museum has 10 Galleries, each gallery represents a certain type of history or art. It has 4 floors/levels (if not mistaken) and there are signages where each galleries is located. It also has an elevator, a lot of comfort rooms and a garden.

Fascinating and lots of learning. It's about history and there is fun inside the museum.

Great place to be at. Loved the Chinese food especially the noodles, desserts and dumplings.

The museum houses the Philippines' most significant ethnological and archaeological discoveries as well as artifacts from ancient times.

Glad to see a well-curated museum open to the public. It was a pleasant experience! The stories of our people are honored here. I just wished there was someone to guide us through - - even for a fee.

This museum tells the story about Philippines history. Teories about first people. They have some artifacts from digsites. It's a big museum, the only minus is it's a little confusing to find the way and follow the timeline. But some back and forth, up and down you will figure it out. I recommend anyone who want to learn about early Philippines to visit this museum. Bring water.. As always gards, guides, people are super nice. This goes for the whole Philippines. ❤️

This is a great place to learn about the Philippines Culture and History. No need to buy tickets, entrances are free. You just have to bring a valid ID to enter the place. The place is quiet and applicable for learners and educators. It can also be helpful for researchers as they have a library inside where you can learn more about anthropology. I recommend that you might visit more of the museums nearby.

It amazed me how ventilated the place is, the AC is on full blast, clean, organized, educational and most importantly free admission. There are a lot of students. It’s not crowded since it’s weekdays. Excellent for family and friends but my solo trip is also worth it. 😍 . . 📍NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY, PHILIPPINES 🏛

What a dump.. Didn't think the streets and restaurants of Manila could get any dirtier. Wouldn't eat in any other the restaurants I passed. Everything had the putrid smell of the rivers flowing with effluent and trash. Dirty grimy place with lots of traffic as per normal in Manila..

china

I love it

This museum has the best visual display among the museums in Intramuros. The exhibit items are all placed in a way your eyes sees no empty space. First floor displays the beginning of Chinese being in the Philippines and Chinese people's jobs, while the 2nd floor displays influential/popular personalities with Chinese roots. They also have two wifis, one for each floors.

The Bahay Tsinoy is a great place to visit to reminisce and be informed of the history of the Philippines specifically the Chinese-Filipino heritage. From afar, the statues are life-like. You will feel that you were truly there in the time they are portraying. There is also an exhibit on the third floor which showcases the success of Chinoys in the country. We went there on a Saturday afternoon. The guard asked us first if we are students or not then showed us the way to the ticketbooth. Bring your student ID for discount!

The entrance is free, open to public until 6pm. The place is full of great stuff from the past. You will enjoy and learn at the same time looking at the artifacts originally from our ancestors.

The Philippine Heritage and Culture is really rich and diverse that these exhibits here were far from its truest representation. But you will truly appreciate all here if you are into reading Philippine History or you are just proudly Filipino. The admission in the museum is free, and expect that the gallantry of the facility is at par with some of the finest in the entire Philippines.

As someone who enjoys museums, history, art, and has a thirst for learning more about his own cultural heritage, this place was a must for me and I truly appreciated my visit. I learned quite a bit about the history of Magellan and Enrique through the lens of a Filipino. I learned about some of the different cultural practices, different tribes, and implements Filipinos used throughout. I wish I had more time as I did as much as I could in 2 hours. I'll be back and I'd encourage anyone who wants to learn more about the Philippines, its customs, culture, and people to come visit as well!. It was free, so what are you waiting for!

I was amazed by the artifacts being preserved here. Good to know that despite of we're living now in the Modern Century-We are privilege to see the things invented or being used for the past decades which is connected by this todays generation. It is indeed that the Filipinos are known for being good in preserving the cultural, traditions and beliefs. they're expressing arts by creating sculptures, carving, painting, pottery and even textiles. Note: If you want to visit here: -Bring Valid ID -And Highly requested to please follow the Rules while you're inside the Museum.

It was amazing! Looking back on our history and the genius that our ancestors had when making fish-catching devices, their own aesthetics, and weaving is extraordinary. I especially enjoyed the Palay exhibit. Best to go during weekdays as it is less crowded. No entrance fee but bring a valid ID for registration. Don't go alone like I did 😂 minus 1 star because their Marine Repository and LIBRARY (which I was most excited about) was closed. Food outside is limited so best eat before coming to the museum.

An interesting destination to learn more about Philippine culture. My friend and I actually enjoyed our visit as it wasn't crowded when we went there on a weekday. The location is a short walk to other national museums and to LRT United Nation Station. Video recording is prohibited as advised at the entrance but taking of pictures is okay. Free admission, closed every Monday.

see the history of the Philippines focusing n culture and people. loved the diversity found as you go from region to region of the Philippines.

Definitely the best place to visit to learn more about filipino culture, traditions and practices. Even as an adult I enjoyed my visit. I was even happy to see childrens who are also visiting the museum for a school tour. The museum is clean and quiet. Their comfort rooms are also very clean. A very pleasing visit that I have.

Free entry! Pretty amazing place if you’re interested in history. It’s much larger than I had expected! There’s about 4 floors of exhibits, however you have to take the stairs so be mindful of our children and elderly. When we were there the elevator was out of order, but maybe sometimes it works. This place isn’t recommended for people with a hard time walking and there doesn’t seem to be a wheelchair access. We went on a weekday and it was very relaxing. However once school got out there were lots of school age children running around. I think it would be pretty busy on weekends. It closes at 5:00pm so be mindful of the time if you want to go to all the museums in the area in one day.

Entrance here is free. You can visit whenever except on Mondays. The figures and illustrations you once saw in Filipino history books during you Filipino elementary days are here, of course it's a museum! Kudos for the staffs here, the museum is well maintained.

A great vibe where there is lots to see & the buzz is lively! Went to the museum...WOW! Well worth a visit! It is intensive with the history & culture of how the Chinese arrived in the Philippines!

Best place for food and business

Nice place for tour

My comfort place

Good ambiance ..cool place

Nice

I love this place it is accomudating

Okay, not very clean.

You can find good dishes here in China town area

Good place to have your photo taken.

(Translated by Google) Chinatown Chinatown ↓ Chinatown is a place that surprises me a lot. It feels a bit like the scenes of ancient Hong Kong movies, but the area is a bit more dangerous than other places. This is a point I want to go, but not in me. In the itinerary planning ~ If I don't meet other friends I know this day, I dare not come alone. He is a district in Chinatown. The area starts with the Chinese-style archway "China-Philippines Friendship Gate" and ends at the other end "Goodwill Gate". This entire district is within the scope of Chinatown. It is said that Chinatown in Manila is also the earliest Chinatown established in the world. It has nothing and nothing strange! It refers to gold jewelry, Chinese medicinal materials, industrial supplies, tea houses and so on! Even the very old slot machines and small steel ball shops of the old casinos that often appear in movies! Of course, I ’m more timid ... I do n’t dare to enter such a place, after all, it ’s most important that I do n’t know how to live in a foreign country. What needs to be noticed here is that there are too many robberies here. The bags really need to be taken care of. We really encountered some children during the walk to ask us for money, and they will always block you. Always follow. Although I would like to help them very much, if I give it to other children or street friends, it will affect my own safety! When I was in Chinatown, all the standard looks of my tourists were taken out! The whole look around, look around and look at everything. It feels weird and new and special. It has a feeling of being in a Hong Kong-style movie, especially those exposed wires, noisy surroundings, chaotic streets and mixed taste Especially felt! There is only one handsome actor! This atmosphere, everyone knows it by themselves 👍 And we will temporarily decide that the main purpose of coming to Chinatown is to find food! And there is a Lanzhou ramen in this place, we must recommend it to everyone ~ This one is seriously cooking! The noodle taste is better than several local noodle restaurants in Taiwan. The beef noodles, shaved noodles, and wonton soup we ordered were all very good, and now I think of all drooling ... By the way, if someone here wants to help you open the door, do n’t be embarrassed, otherwise you have to pay ... Vignette ▶ On the return journey, I encountered a metamorphosis and suddenly blew my ears very close ... I was shocked ... As a result, my fellow friends kept telling me: "You must be careful when you are alone in the remaining days! Encounter strange People still have to be calm in this kind of thing. Do n’t panic and know? There is another person who does n’t want to come to an unsafe place like this! ”Moved immediately +100! Address: 864 Masangkay St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila, Philippines (Original) Chinatown唐人街↓ 唐人街算是讓我蠻驚奇的地方，裡面感覺什麼都有有點像古早香港電影的場景那些，但那區相較其他地方來說較危險了點，這是一個我想去的點，但不在我的行程規劃裡～如果這天沒遇到其他認識的朋友我不敢一個人來。 唐人街他是一個區，範圍以中國式的牌樓「中菲友誼門」開始，至另一端「親善門」為止，這整區都是唐人街的範圍。據說馬尼拉的中國城也是全世界最早建立的中國城，裡面什麼都有、什麼都不奇怪！泛指金飾、中藥材、工業用品、茶館等等這些通通都有！連電影常出現的那種古老賭場很破舊的老虎機、小鋼珠店都有！當然，我比較膽小…那樣的場所我是不敢進去的，畢竟國外人生地不熟安全最重要噠😊 而這邊比較需要注意的事是這裡發生過滿多搶劫案的，包包真的要顧好，我們在走路過程中真的有遇到一些小朋友來和我們要錢，他們會一直擋住你然後一直跟著。雖然會很想幫助他們，但如果萬一給了其他小孩或是街友們都跑來反而會影響到自身的安全！ 在唐人街時，我觀光客的標準模樣全拿出來了！一整個東張西望、東看看西瞧瞧什麼都覺得古怪新奇又特別，有種自身在港式電影的感覺，尤其那些外露的電線、吵雜的環境、紛亂的街道和五味雜陳的味道真的特別有感覺！只差沒有一個帥男主角了！ 這樣的氛圍，大家自行體驗就知道👍 而我們會臨時決定來唐人街主要的目的就是覓食啦！而這裡面有家蘭州拉麵一定要推薦給大家～這家是有認真在煮的！麵條口感勝過好幾家台灣當地的麵館，很厲害的！ 我們點的牛肉麵、刀削麵和餛飩湯都很不錯，現在想到都流口水了… 對了，這邊如果有人要幫你開車門千萬不要呦，不然要付費… 小插曲▶ 在回程時，我遇到了變態突然靠很近在我耳邊吹氣…我嚇了一跳…結果我同行的友人一直叮嚀我：「剩下那幾天你剩一個人一定要小心！遇到奇怪的人還是這類的事情一定要鎮定，不要慌慌張張毛毛躁躁的知道嗎？還有一個人不要來像這裡一樣不安全的地方啊啊啊！」感動立馬+100！ 地址🗺：864 Masangkay St, Binondo, Manila, 1006 Metro Manila, 菲律賓

very nice

It's my ancestral home and where my identity as a Tsinoy exists. 👲

Great place to be with!

Good if you looking chinese medicine, or chinese food

The oldest chinatown in manila honestly a little bit disappointed was interesting to have a look but was expecting much more the chinese feel with lots of chinese street food that wasn't the case i felt like i could have been anywhere else in manila

Lots of Chinese food and restaurant to choose from.. The President.. Sincererity.. Estero.. David's.. Dumplings. Engbeetin.. Fried siopao.. And more

Chinatown

One must see

Should take a looks while you visiting Divisoria ! There are many Chinese products and foods .

Food

Its where we walk

Stumbled into this museum while visiting intramuros. Normally, I wouldn't care to drop by a museum like this but I ended up finding it a little bit interesting. Historical museum celebrating Chinese Filipinos with lifelike mannequins and dioramas. We were the only ones in here at the time, so it was a nice air-conditioned break from the outside world.

Bahay Chinoy is an interesting place to know about Chinese history, influences, and personalities in the Philippines. The most engaging exhibit is the life-size dioramas of various trades and aspects of life where the Filipino Chinese excelled and contributed much to. Ours was a very quick go through of the place courtesy of the Manila Hotel Visita Intramuros program, but it was no less informative and rewarding.

Very nice! They give a free book for every ticket you buy.

One of the best museum in the country! Learn the history of Chinese in the Philippines. National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal is a 5th generation Chinese

The museum is very interactive. The manniquin looks so real. You can learn a lot of new things.

A museum built with sufficient budget. Young generations should be brought here for educational purposes. An interesting Museum like Vietnam's & Cambodia war museum. Nearby are other National Museums, so try to visit early to check out everything.

I hope more exhibits will be opened soon!

Open even on a Sunday. No entrance fee. The temperature inside is cool considering it is getting warm already these past weeks. Be sure to bring vaccination card. For groups of 20 or more, you need to book online first.

Visited again after almost 2 years and the collection is still awesome. The entire vibe of the museum is solemn and the exhibits are interesting and varied. The management enforces extreme precaution against Covid-19 and guests are required to book a day (or more) before their visit. They have a website for that. Before entering, they will take your temperature, check your booking, and you have to register to Stay Safe. The guard then reiterates the do's and don'ts inside the museum. They only allow 200 persons for every session. All in all the entire experience was fun and will definitely visit again. Hopefully.

This building is 5 story with a lot of antique display. A collector will love this place. Also informative. There's a lot of renovation going on but nonetheless did not disappoint. Same rules apply to this place like the other buildings. Picture allowed, no flash. No video. Vax card and ID needed. There's baggage area for your belongings.

The place truly speaks the history. It's one of the best medium to learn and explore the relics of the past. You'll see how rich the Philippines is, and it encourages you to learn more about it.

Mostly Philippine Culture is displayed here. you could see collections from big time businessmen like Lopez, gokongwei, tambunting etc. A must visit place. Free of admission. Just be early so it isn't crowded. Ok to bring kids. it has parking in front. Make sure to bring vaccination card with i.d. for proof adults 18 and above or soft copy picture is fine. Below 13yrs old ok no vaccine needed

Going inside the museum is for free and definitely great for chill, simple, but informative dates, or just an artistic time spend with family, friends, or as an individual. I've been here twice with 2-year gap and we always discover something new and good to see in the National Museum of Anthropology. It has been improved a lot and a few hours of stay is worth it. Just make sure to follow rules and minimum health protocols for everyone's safety. Tip: do not bring any kind of food or drink in your bag when coming in. You will be asked to leave it and abandon once you enter the vicinity. There's no way you can take it back.

This is a good place for learning about the Philippines. We can see old and new artifacts that digs deep about our culture, traditions and etc. They are preserved well that can help us gain more knowledge about hisyory of yhe country and the people. This place is a must visit and a best place for a field trip.

I really enjoyed this museum, although the security at the entrance are genuinely a bit ridiculous in what they consider to be a backpack. If a guy is wearing a sling bag it's okay. But if a girl is wearing the same size bag, it's a backpack. The temporary exhibit - Indio-Genius - was very interesting to see, but the high point for me were the exhibits on the top floors (no pun intended). One disappointment, which seems like it may be true for all three of the national museums in this area, is that there was no little gift shop where one could buy something and help support the museum at the same time. One thing is certain, compared to museums in other countries around Asia, nothing compares to the museums in the Philippines; they are far better than any other museums I've been to in Asia. What's more, they're free, which is the way all museums really should be.

I am delighted! Before visiting this museum, we were at the National Museum of Natural History across the street, and to be honest, I was more impressed when I was here. If the first museum had more natural exhibits, then here I got acquainted with the creativity and vision of the Filipino people, the development of the Filipino nation. As a person from another country, it was extremely interesting for me to immerse myself in the world of the original Philippine culture, and the whole country seemed to open up from the other side for me.

This place is special. After visiting 5+ museums in 4 countries within the past 6 weeks, this is one of my favorites. Authentic exhibitions, profound information. No entry fee, but maybe they can start permitting donations.

We went there on weekend and there are many people who are visiting the place. If you love history and other related stuff you love seeing how will preserved things inside and the creativity on each pieces you will see inside.

I really liked the layout of this museum. Dimly lit and it’s semi open layout where you can gaze down to multiple level downstairs. Large collection of artifact from Asia (from India, Indonesia, to Thailand and Cambodia). Many sections of the museum don’t allow photography.

Free to enter. We visited last week and Kidlat’s MadExpo exhibit is displayed. I went here to learn more about clay pots and porcelains and it didn’t disappoint. Great way to know your roots through this pot culture. It’s my second visit here. Most of the exhibits are closed and some relics were pulled out for National Museum Cebu. No wait time since we came around 9:30am. Water bottles are not allowed but they do have a guarded locker to keep your belongings.

I really love the place, me and my friend went to this museum yesterday (friday/aug/4/2023)and it's a very nice place, so aesthetic, also this lady security guard she is so friendly, Hi ate!👋🏻 they're lgbtq friendly, all of them are so friendly, we really enjoyed the place, I really recommend this to go with your friends and families, also please follow the rules and regulations, be happy and enjoy. Babalik ulet kamii!!!😚

There are so many things you can see here if you like Anthropology. And it's free!

Informative place, only wish they have more anthropology-related history of Filipino people display...

Great collections. I had mixed feelings and emotions as I observed how a self sufficient civilisation could be ruined by colonisation and imperialism. A must go place for foreigners especially expats.

This is a fantastic grand museum which holds some of the Philippines ancient artifacts and cultural heritage. An important place to learn about the country's past.

I recommend that you visit here if your at Luneta Park. Great place nice facilities, friendly staffs, educational place, aircondition, more things you can see, learn the history, old civilization and more... take pictures, selfies and groupie's.The one thing in nice it's for FREEE

Place is full of stories about the Philippines. Very educational.

Highly Recommend--no entrance fee, clean bathrooms, and most importantly, very educational. Make me proud to be Filipino

(Translated by Google) I still don't know much about history. Hehe. Must visit museum. (Original) Marami pa pala akong di nalalaman about sa history. Hehe. Must visit museum.

Great

The place is just how modern museums should look and feel.

(Translated by Google) It's very nice here and the workers are very kind and thank you very much for your hospitality (Original) Sobrang ganda po dito at mababait ang mga workers maraming salamat po sa magandang pakikitungo sa amin

(Translated by Google) Austronesian charming! (Original) 南島語族魅力十足！

(Translated by Google) Worth a detour Shows southern regions of the Philippines, difficult to visit, given the events Free admission The exhibitions are magnificent (Original) Mérite le détour Montre des régions sud des Philippines, difficile à visiter, vu les événements Entrée gratuite Les expositions sont magnifiques

Really enjoyed this. Cool to see some of the history of the Philippines. Aircanditioning and free. Enjoy.

Great

It's very historical,

Super nice

For a free museum this is definitely worth checking out if you've never been before.

(Translated by Google) The exhibition of the Lumad and the sculptures of the dead was incredible! (Original) La exposición de los Lumad y Las esculturas de los muertos fue increible!

(Translated by Google) Appealing presentation of the ethnological exhibition and free admission. worthwhile (Original) Ansprechende Präsentation der ethnologischen Ausstellung und freier Eintritt. Lohnenswert

Beautiful museum!

The management of this museum did a great job. From giving the local artists a life that will always exist. The presentation and the location of each art from smallest to biggest are created logically with elegancem

Lots of facts to learn

(Translated by Google) On biological and geographical Philippines presented fairly detailed, clean and overall facilities (Original) 關於菲律賓的生物與地理介紹相當詳盡，設施整體乾淨

(Translated by Google) Free (Original) Gratis

Very informative

Up to personal preference we suppose, but this was our least favourite of the three National Museums in the area. After around 30 minutes, we were satisfied. Had we known that it wasn't quite as captivating as the others, we probably would have spent more time at the National Museum of Fine Arts. As always, plan based on your predilections.

An experience like no other. At par with museums from other counturies. A must visit to all 👍

Take a quick stroll at this museum to learn the cultural history of Filipino. Easy to navigate, understand, and free to enter. P.S. All baggage larger than US Letter paper size must be stored at the baggage storage area.

(Translated by Google) I really like this building 🥺 (Original) Paborito ko talaga 'to na gusali 🥺

(Translated by Google) I want to look less .. (Original) Gusto kulang patingnang to..

Very nice and authentic collections!

A place where you can learn about the things which were used in Philippines 😊

Very good museum

great museum, free entry. very educational.

Not very productive

If you're looking for some sumptuous foods, this is your place.

We went in Binondo to celebrate Chinese New Year 2020. We had fun and there's an improvements that we've seen at place.

I love the place and its awesome 👍🏼👍🏼🤙🏾

Learned a bit of Chinese community

The worse Chinatown Dirty, Old and Smell, nothing much worth a visit Traffic was terrible, it was extremely hard to take taxi or even the Grab (local Uber), the trishaw simply tried to over charge you

(Translated by Google) Kong hei fat choi ,,, sakto sa chinese newyear ang pumunta dito ,, !!! (Original) Kong hei fat choi,,, sakto sa chinese newyear ang pagpunta dito,,!!!

Food trip is a must!!

(Translated by Google) Crowded (Original) 人多

(Translated by Google) Chinatown in Manila is a great place. Must be visited if you are in Manila. (Original) Chinatown din Manila este un loc super. Trebuie vizitat neapărat, dacă vă aflați in Manila.

(Translated by Google) Because I am Chinese, I am very excited to see this for the first time in Chinatown (Original) 因为我是中国人，第一次来中国城看到这个很激动

Nice place to walk around.

The oldest Chinatown in the world, amazing fusion between local and chinese culture

(Translated by Google) October 28, 2019 from Lucky Chinese Town according to google map directions cannot walk through this place, the marked place no longer exists (Original) 28/10/2019 từ Lucky Chinese Town theo chỉ dẫn google map không thể đi bộ qua chổ này, địa điểm đánh dấu dường như không còn tồn tại

(Translated by Google) There are many delicious Chinese shops and the atmosphere is good (Original) 美味しいチャイニーズのお店が多く雰囲気も良し

(Translated by Google) Where Chinese Chinese gather, there is a Chinese flavor and many Chinese products. (Original) 中国华人聚集的地方，很有中国的风味，也很多中国产品

(Translated by Google) The oldest Chinatown in the world Sure enough, the price of things is a bit high and low, and the goods are not worth the loss. (Original) 世界最老的唐人街 果然很髒，東西價格有點高有低，貨比三家不吃虧

First time visiting National Museum of Anthropology! Babalik ako dito sobrang sulit yung pagbook ko dito online. I rated it 5 (Oustanding) kasi clean yung loob ng Museum tyaka talagang minemaintain nila (I know they are doing their best), approachable yung mga tao sa loob, mga security guards, etc. basta lahat sila! Ang babait nila di ka nila papabayaan incase maligaw ka sa loob (lol)! Thank you! Wonderful experience!

Loved it

(Translated by Google) It's rotten (Original) Bulok

Wonderful free museum to learn about Filipino heritage. Worth a visit if you’re in Manila

Well worth a visit. The design of the museum and its collection are great. Stairs lead up to the main entrance; the building is majestic. The elevator was broken when I was there, so may not be appropriate for people with limited mobility. Curation is basic, and there is plenty to learn.

The oldest document, the Laguna Copperplate Inscription, gives us an information of our Precolonial Philippines and the richness of our culture and history. The Anthropology museum provides us a new perspective of our past and identity.

tribute for filipino peoples

Filipino culture presented to you as a layman. Texts of artifacts and pieces make you a proud Filipino.

Amazing place to learn more about culture... a bit cold inside so prepare a warm cover

For now , the National Museum of Anthropology is still closed , due to coronavirus restrictions ... even thou Rizal Park is open

The entrance fee is 100 peso. The place is good for everyone, especially those who interested in Chinese ancestors in the Philippines. Their manikins are outstanding. I feel like I walk through the past. They placed many original items, such as bed, costume, chair, etc. the third floor has the hologram show, but unfortunately, the English version did not work. I'm not sure about which day would have fewer customers. I went there on Sunday, and it was only me there until I almost finish my visit and has two customers got into the museum.

Very realistic statues, although it's very creepy. Very informative especially with our relationship with China and the unity of the two cultures. Very educational and fun.

There were updates since my last visit. There's a level about modern Filipino-Chinese accomplishments and civic activites.

A tour of the place will give you a distinct insight about Chinese roles and their influence that played a vital role in Philippine history.

This is one of a kind museum with historic implications. This shows what was once to be a small chinatown in Intramuros area. The place shows many information regarding past chinese filipino communities and their trade and how they influenced the country.

it was late afternoon when we get there and no other people ib the museum except the four of us, medyo creepy kase parang totoo yung mga figures. it's nice in the entirety.

Before the place was lively, educational and enthusiastic. Now its boring and the staff cannot answer questions. Hopefully they improve their quality of service.

(Translated by Google) It is not open now, and roads are being built around it. It happens to be repaired all around the museum. No one knows when it will reopen and allow entry. (Original) 现在没有开放，周围正在修路，正好围绕博物馆一圈都在修，没人知道何时重新开放允许进入参观。

Nice museum!

A nice place to learn about the history of the Chinese people in Philippines.

(Translated by Google) The layout and explanations are quite complete and it is worth revisiting. (Original) 佈置和解說相當完整，值得再訪。

Nice

Very enlightening about the Chinese and Chinese-Filipinos' contributions to Spanish and Japanese liberation, the mass killings of Chinese and the spread of Catholicism through the advent of block printing.

Well air conditioned; has interactive exhibits; very well accommodating guards.

(Translated by Google) It's nice to have an entrance you try to visit (Original) Masaya may entrance try niyo mag visit

Informative and clean

Great place to learn about Filipino Chinese history.

I will need to revisit here when I have more time. Chinese were way more influential here in Philippines then I had been aware of. Time to do more research.

Interesting Chinese history of the Philippines

Informative

Very educational, well maintained.

Interesting place to visit

Typical Chinese heritage collection

(Translated by Google) The founder is very informative, organized, and bonus and willing to comment on the exhibits. Nice one! (Original) Very informative, organize, and bonus nandoon ang founder at willing na ikwento ang exhibits. Nice one!

(Translated by Google) Well-equipped to watch during hot days, but from 1pm (Original) 시설이 잘 되어 있어 더울 때 관람하기 좋지만, 오후 1시부터 관람 가능함

(Translated by Google) A museum where you can see the history of Chinese people living in the Philippines (Original) 필리핀에 거주하는 중국인들의 역사를 볼 수 있는 박물관

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(Translated by Google) History of Filipino Chinese. I thought it was an objective explanation including the period of Japanese occupation. (Original) フィリピン華人の歴史。日本占領期を含めて客観的な説明だと思いました。

(Translated by Google) Just ordinary (Original) Biasa aja sih

Good walk down history and heritage.

(Translated by Google) Small museum (Original) 소형 박물관

Very informative! Loved the displays and the Tsinoys contribution to Philippine growth especially in economics. 100PHP entrance fee

Best summary in visuals and documents of the Chinese in the Philippines. For tourists purposes, it is out of the way, probably more roadsigns going to the area is needed?

Lots of information, mostly organized well.

Its a great museum learned a lot! They are strict on not taking videos or recording "vlogs" while inside which is a fair policy. Please abide esp to students visiting

(Translated by Google) Telling the history of Chinese struggle in the Philippines has historical educational value. (Original) 訴說華人在菲律賓的奮鬥史， 具有歷史教育價值。

Historical contributions of the Fil Chinese

Well maintained place. You could learn about our culture more here. Security is tight which is good and no entrance fee is asked which makes it more cooler.

We had a fun visit. Got to see the things we always see on history books. Staffs are accomodating and very considerate. You had to book ahead to visit. 💙💙💙

I was super impressed by this museum and learned a lot about the material culture of the Philippines. We spent a good hour or two exploring on a whim. Had no plans to go here, just came across it and was pleasantly surprised.

You have to book to visit this fine museum at its website (individual or group). A heavily bombarded building at the close of WW 2, now another great place to learn more about the Philippines and its walk throughout the ages. #RP

The National Museum of Anthropology is another neoclassical structure found within the Luneta. The museum houses the human artifacts found in the Philippines and across differents tribes and different cultures. It has a wide range of exhibits ranging from Philippine prehistory to the Spanish Period and even up to the modern times. Entrance is free and it also includes the National Museum Library.

A place to bring the past and remind Philippine heritage and its wealth.

Theyvare more strict and advised you to follow the basic safety protocols. A very cool place to visit after months/years of closure due to pandemic.

Parking is plentiful, no parking or entrance fees, and the exhibits are awesome. Go check out our history!!!

From the architecture of the place to the way they organized the layout of the exhibits--surprisingly neat and functional. It was easy navigating the place and the quality of the displays make you realise the attention and efforts put into each exhibit. I wish we had more educational quality content museum in the country like this. Definitely 5/5!

Incredible museum with 5 floors of extensive exhibits about Filipino cultural history and indigenous customs (weaving, textiles, pottery, writing system, farming, architecture, and more). Shines a light on the rich and long history of the people in the Philippines. The floors are just a little difficult to navigate at first. Basically the floors are big squares around a central courtyard. Make sure to walk through and explore every floor Not to mention that it is completely free to enter. You just need an ID and proof of vaccination. Also, they have a free bag check

The National Museum of Anthropology, formerly known as the Museum of the Filipino People is a component museum of the National Museum of the Philippines. It houses ethnological and archaeological exhibitions. The building was probably constructed between 1916–1918 and it housed the Department of Finance. Unfortunately, the original structure was heavily devastated by American bombardment during the Battle of Manila in 1945. It was rebuilt in 1949 in the same design. The museum is open daily (except Monday) from 9 am to 6 pm. Free entrance.

Recommend to visit museums in Manila. There are lockers in every museums. You can't bring water bottle inside museum. It is near LRT UN avenue station and walk few minutes. Free entrance.

Discover the allure of this museum, where the wonders of history come to life. Delve into the past and be captivated by a diverse collection of arts and artifacts that showcase the ingenuity and cultural richness of our world. An enriching experience awaits, blending education with the sheer beauty of artistic expression.