Entrance to the museum is free but getting in required a lot of bureaucracy, which is typical in the Philippines. The museum is compact and easy to navigate. It only took us 1.5 hours to finish seeing all the exhibits. Taking pictures is allowed. It was interesting to see the artifacts on display, especially the currency used during the colonial years of the country. The captions next to the artifacts provide a lot of great information and I like that they are both in Filipino and English. There is also a small area dedicated to the currencies of the world. This museum is definitely worth a visit.

I love this museum, you will know the history of money system in the Philippines from Galleon Trade to present. Also you will be enjoy viewing oil canvas paintings of Fernando Amorsolo and others.

It's a history in money. Exposition is great and provides a very interesting insight of connection of history and money. Highly recommend.

This had been a popular place for educational tours.We went here a couple of times when I was in elementary and it is very educational. As far as I can remember, it showed us the production of money through videos and there's the old coins that was used before. It is a very nice place for educational tours.

(Translated by Google) nice, small museum with many coins. very interesting for collectors. the visit is by div. checks very umständilch. nice little museum with lots of coins. very interesting for collectors. The visit is very difficult. (Original) nettes, kleines museum mit vielen münzen. sehr interessant für sammler. der besuch ist durch div. kontrollen sehr umständilch. nice little museum with lots of coins. very interesting for collectors. The visit is by various checks very difficult.

Upon visiting the museum i was amaze on how they handle the nations treasures,the history of our money can help the generation asses on how much we develop out monetary system

this is a great place to know & see the history/evolution of Philippine currency... plus you'll get to see other interesting artifacts

The place is clean and you will learn about the history of money.

Address: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, A. Mabini St. cor. P. Ocampo St., Malate Manila, Philippines 1004 9:00am - 12:00nn, 1:00pm - 4:00pm (Monday to Friday) Rate: Admission is free. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ collection of currencies. Check out coins, paper notes, medals, artifacts and monetary items found in the Philippines during different historical periods. Paintings from the BSP art collection, together with chosen artifacts, enhance each gallery.

History of Philippines as viewed in terms of money. From Spanish period and galleon trade to resistance currencies during Japanese occupation and onward to current currency. Worthwhile to visit if you are in the Manila Bay area and want to know more about Philippines. Admission, like other museums, is free.

Very informative. It's good to know that we have Php 100,000.00 bill. ☺️

Educational

Very educational! I encourage everyone to visit this museum. It is free of charge and yet you will get a lot of learning about our money system in our country.

You can see the evolotion of money.

Very informative museum with an excellent chronology of Philippines money.

(Translated by Google) Philippine money has a history! ️ When you look at colonial money, it's thoughtful. Please be careful as you will not be able to enter unless you have an ID (passport) as you will enter the Mint. ️ (Original) フィリピンのお金に歴史ありです‼️ 植民地時代のお金を見ると、考え深いです。 造幣局の中に入るので、ID(パスポート)が無いと入れませんのでご注意を‼️

Free museum in Manila!

It was good I've learned new things

A place to visit and a lot of historical collection to see. A lot of old coin and bills to see.

Has interesting money from the old times

so amazing

You will learn more here about money. I thought that in the era of Japanese money is nothing but you will learn here that in Japanese era central bank of the Philippines was established

(Translated by Google) Those who are interested in currency and paper money are certain. A poster of a new coin was also pasted! (Original) 貨幣や紙幣に興味があるかたは是非。新しい硬貨のポスターも貼ってありました！

This place shows history of money and many more

Very nice, lots of history about the Philippines monetary system from the early Spanish empire to the present

(Translated by Google) Enter from Gate 3 and fill out the form, deposit a passport, and get an entry certificate. Fill in your name and time at the museum. There are exhibitions like bills, coins, medals and so on. If you are not troubled, please (Original) Gate 3から入って用紙に記入してパスポートを預けて入構証をもらう。博物館でさらに氏名・時間を記入。展示は紙幣・コイン・メダルなどそれなりにあります。面倒を厭わない人はどうぞ

Place to learn

Some fascinating pieces on display

Wow

(Translated by Google) Central Bank of the Philippines (BSP) Money Museum (Original) Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Money Museum

Loved it. The tour guide very passionate. Thank you for the tour.