The place is so well thought of. Beautifully designed. 🌸💕🌷 don’t skip the museum shop! They sell so many crafts from local businesses. There’s a coffee shop inside too.

So happy to be able to visit, to relive the happy and hopeful feeling of the Kakampink campaign for good government. 🥰

As a kakampink, Pink Revolution is really a big part of our life. This is the time we had a sparked of hope after what's happening in the Philippines and thr whole world. Museo is where we can relive those moments. Pink-colored gifts to Former VP Leni Robredo is displayed there to remind us of how we did bayanihan during Pink Revolution. Mural of notable artist can be seen also in Museo. If you are also looking for some memorabilla or souvenir, they also have a pasalubong shop inside. Tuloy ang laban!

It's like you are still in the rally! Goosebumps! Free entrance but you have to book in advance for the ticket, and health declaration form. Show your support by buying items in their souvenir shop and also to help them sustain the maintenance of the museum.

can't wait to visit! See you soon museo💖

Museo ng Pag-asa is such a gem of a museum right around Manila/QC. The museum holds the souvenirs that Atty. Leni had collected during the campaign. Very aesthetically pleasing museum, too! Amazingly, the museum is very organized -- from the different crocheted items, shoes, letters, shirts, a jeepney, bicycle, and a lot more, everything is in proper place for everyone's viewing and reminiscing moments. And there's a small gift shop where you can buy stickers, tote bags, and other Angat Buhay-themed items. Ticket: Weekends are always sold out on slots on Ticket2Me so plan ahead of schedule. Just a caution that they close at 4pm so keep that in mind as well. Commute: Took the PNR and stopped at Espana station. Then ride a jeepney to Cordillera. Landmarks near the museum are Unioil and BDO. Overall, a great memory lane of the campaign period and surely a great museum!

A museum showcasing the HOPE that we almost had. Still HOPING we get to have a future that is looking very pink! 🌷🌸💐

This place looks amazing! Contains all of the gifts that were given during the election period for Leni Robredo's campaign. I can't wait to visit it when I go to Quezon City! (Also, ignore the bots giving low quality 1-star votes for this place. They're all misleading and are not really interested in visiting this place.)

Very nice curation and souvenirs. Will visit again.

Pink aesthetic! Showcasing the creativity and visual tastes of the kakampinks who donated the memorabilia

The Museo ng Pag-Asa will take you back to when Filipinos, especially Kakampinks all over the world, showed the spirit of bayanihan and patriotism during the election days of 2022. The place showcases the exceptional creativity and hard work of Kakampinks. This is the true meaning of unity. The staff are friendly and polite. The kuya guards will greet you at the entrance and will make sure you have the things needed for you to enter the museum. Upon entrance, there will be staff who will check the ticket and the health form you accomplished online. Then they will give you a sticker that you can put on your clothes that will serve as proof you are a visitor, and it serves as remembrance too. Then you have a lot of time to explore the museum. You may ask the staff to take your picture. They are friendly and good photographers too. Hehe. The place is comfortable; there are ACs everywhere and well ventilated and well lit. The Museum Shop has everything you need. You can grab some memoraabilia pasalubongs to buy that you can gift to your friends or families. When I visited Museo ng Pag-Asa, Atty. Leni was out of the country doing because of her international speaking engagements. Luckily, I saw Angat Buhay Executive Director Raffy Magno. He's friendly and accommodating. I had a chance to have a picture with him. Tuloy lang! Para sa bayan, para sa Pilipinas. 🌸🇵🇭

just a remembrance from the election. nothing special.

Felt emotional visiting this place. Finally, I got to see my crochet Laban Leni pins on display! My son and I visited on a weekday morning, and there were just a handful of visitors. Beautiful and impressive displays, inspiring music, and the overall ambiance was warm and hopeful. There is a souvenir shop with lots of goodies and a quaint cafe at the end of the tour. Make sure you say hi to their mascot Diego the shih-tzu!

A very very lovely place! If you are a fan of democracy and a true believer of the pink phenomenon during the election this is a place you must visit to reminisce about the good times during the campaign. Kulay rosas ang bukas🌷

A wide collection of Campaign and gifts for Leni during her run for the presidency. Staffed by volunteers. Entrance is free. Onsite registration and vax proof needed.

the museum was too small, i imagine what was displayed isn't even half of what leni and her team received during the campaign period. it was also wonderful to see how creative humankind can be once given the passion and the outlet to do so. i saw amazing dioramas, illustrations, and other campaign paraphernalia that i have never seen been used as such, yet there they were. hope they provide sticky notes, pen, and tapes for the freedom wall so people can leave more notes freely there. overall, glad i visited. it's a nice place to hang around and reminisce what must be a memorable moment in time where people fervently hoped that things can change. it still can change naman, pero it will take more than 1 woman, her 15 million voters, and more than 1 election to do so.

This place holds such a special place in the hearts of progressive Filipinos fighting for good governance and a break from the old traditional politics in our country. It brings back so many memories from the campaign and it's a must visit for like-minded people who believe that the Filipino people deserve better political leadership.

A nostalgic journey of a campaign for an accountable, honest, and transparent leadership.

Stand Up and Never Stoop Down.

Love the place! 😍 The place is cool and staff there were courteous and accomodating! thank youuu!

Many exibit and stuffs are coming from the campaign period (what a thing to remember) 🌸

It was interesting to see that the organizers were able to convert a space (looks like a house) into a museum which tells a complete story of the Leni-Kiko campaign. Through the materials given during rallies and house-to-house visits to the memorabilia given to the best President we never had, the Museo ng Pag-asa brings back the joys and struggles of the campaign to life, all memories materialized and stored in this humble place in Quezon City. Really worth visiting. Be ready to get teary any moment.

Place is very well kept. Clean surroundings and cool environment inside and out, including the restrooms. Souvenirs sold at very affordable prices. Staff are polite and courteous, from the security guard to the people manning the counters. Wish I had gone here earlier so I could have seen Ma'am Leni Robredo in person.

very inspiring 🥰 enjoyed much with my daughter

easy to locate and accessible to transport vehicles. commuted via mrt then jeep. the guards, other staff are approachable and accomodating. will come back with family/friends (used phone camera timer in picture taking so please bare with them) thank you!