This place is inside the military base. It is a great two-floor collection of well-preserved firearms, artefacts and uniforms from different conflicts dating back to pre- colonial times. Excellent English captions. Outside is a range of vehicles and weaponry. As an Aussie it was great to see some Australian arms and uniforms there, but any national with an interest in military history will like this place. It could perhaps be improved by including some contemporary artefacts from the past five years.

A great salute to the men and women who risks their lives to make this country a safer place.

Nice museum inside a military base. To get in as a foreigner: - Go to pedestrian gate - Ask to get in; you will be told that you don't have a pass and cannot go inside - Smile & insist, keep asking what do you need to do to get a visitor pass to the museum - Keep insisting, wait for the guard to organize someone to take you to the museum - Get a private escort to the museum grounds (you might be the only visitor there)

The staff is nice and I like Historical things so, 69/10

The Armed Forces of the Philippines Museum also features an open vehicle and aircraft park where one can view and inspect several armored vehicles and aircraft that had once been used by the Philippine Air Force and the Philippine Army. Entrance to the park is via the main lobby of the AFP Museum.

We were the only guests for the day but the curator turned on all the lights and air-conditioning. Cleanliness and presentability is excellent although I would agree with the people saying that there should be modern tools, video presentation and interactive displays, etc. to attract younglings to visit.

Full of Philippine military history.

Place where our soldiers are trained.

Still closed to the public, as July 2022 I wanted also wisit the AFP museum, but this one is still closed to the public. (Like the Philippine Air force museum (Pasay) and the Army museum (Taguig). But at least I've got an answer for my inquiry. Thanks for it. [...]Good day sir, my apologies for the late reply. The AFP Museum is still closed to public po, we will update your through our FB page as to when we would reopen. Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience this may have caused you.[...]

The museum is inside Camp Aguinaldo, and it is nearest the Pedestrian Gate along Col. Bonny Serrano Avenue if you are commuting. The Guards may ask you to leave an ID at the Gate and you will be given a Visitor's Pass. Entrance is free, I only saw their Outdoor Display, which is just as well because they don't allow people to take pictures in the Indoor Display. There is a Tank, an Armored Personnel Carrier, a Torpedo, some Cannons, a Helicopter and even a Fighter Aircraft in the Outdoors Display. And it is wide enough for people to go around and take as much pictures at whatever angle that they want. The museum is open Mondays to Saturdays, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. If you are a Military Enthusiast, the place is highly recommended.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines Museum is wonderful showcase of military history and prowess. Stepping into its halls, visitors are greeted by a remarkable collection of old tanks, helicopters, and cannons that not only tell the story of the country's military evolution but also provide a hands-on experience for enthusiasts and children. The interactive nature of the displays adds a unique dimension to the museum experience. Visitors can engage with the exhibits, gaining a tactile understanding of the machinery that played pivotal roles in the nation's defense. I'll be sure to return to this amazing and patriotic museum. I recommend everyone who wants a blasts from the pasts in this visit and I promise it's worth every peso

It's a very good and cool museum, it is also a very historical learned a lot in this place but you can't climb in the airplanes & jets well that's sad, but you can take pictures of the tanks and helicopters so overall very fun museum and cool staff and bracelets found them at their store stall but I didn't get one which I regreted. very cool!

Salute for the military personnel

Nice

Admission fee to the AFP Museum is P20 per student and P25 per adult while active and retired military personnel are free of charge; military dependents must present their ID as dependent to avail of the P10 entrance rate.

Its so amazing

This is from field trip

Timing to relieve your patriotic desires.

A good museum to visit and learn about Philippine History.

Awesome

(Translated by Google) This place is beautiful you can see here the guns used by our heroes :) (Original) Maganda ang lugar na ito makikita mo dito ung mga baril na ginamit ng ating mga bayani :)

Traffic discipline zone

(Translated by Google) There are so many interesting and interesting stories. Super 5 stars should case ung CR pretty bad. (Original) Maraming matutunan at maraming interesting na history. Super 5 stars dapat kaso ung CR medyo di maganda.

(Translated by Google) GHQ (Original) GHQ

Serve your country, be a Reservist.

Very nice

It was a good experience...I am still thinking about who Erlinda is

A very informative establishment about the heroes of our land and about the Philippines history. Great place. Salute to our soldiers.

Address: Bulwagang Heneral Arturo T Enrile, Kampo General Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City Rate: P20 for adults, P10 for students, P5 for military dependents, free for military and veterans.

Go there in the morning and don’t let Chinese people in. I won’t go there again in the future.