Best places: Museums in Manila, Philippines

👍👍 Not only for Iglesia ni Cristo members, they also cater non members. Rich with history of the famous religion they also provide diverse and affordable menu's on their indoor restaurant and cafe. If you're into museum hopping, drop by and try. 💕

Zoological, botanical & geological specimens displayed in an elegant venue with a soaring atrium.

Stately, neoclassical museum housing a broad collection of Filipino cultural materials & artifacts.

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

👍 this is very interesting, highly informative, spanking, sparkling clean... highly recommended, a must to visit not only for car enthusiasts but for every filipino... its something we can be proud of as a nation!

Replica house of Filipino nationalist & writer Jose Rizal, with exhibits of furniture & memorabilia.

Modern museum for Filipino archeological artifacts, history & culture exhibits & a research library.

Presidential museum & library showcasing Philippine politics, culture & history, with tours.

This restored 1850s house is now a museum displaying Spanish colonial furniture, art & architecture.

👍👍 I'm not a student of the said university but I was personally present to attend the campus mascot's graduation as he has to be given a furrever home as the cat can't be a stray cat anymore. I sensed how good the university is, to consider I graduated elsewhere but all is good. I love how they manage...

👍 This building is a war survivor of Battle of Manila from world war 2. Nestled alongside Roxas Boulevard, it portrays its Sapnish Revival Architecture surrounded by decommissioned areoplanes turned into restaurants and also 7 floors of war memories inside the building. Quite impressive renovation whi...

👍👍 A nice place of worship. The church is peaceful and safe. There's a roaming security guard within the vicinity. It is easy to schedule vehicle or house blessing in this church. Its free but you can voluntarily give donation to help the church.

Prison where 19th-century national hero Jose Rizal was held, now a museum with books & artwork.

Colorful displays on Filipino culture including a food market, Ivatan house & traditional costumes.

Artifacts & dioramas of area WWII events include the infamous POW death march & surrender monument.

A 1,700-sq.-ft. illusion museum with upside down, leaning, floating & giant exhibits.

Storied modern-art museum with rotating & permanent exhibits, a community activity center & a cafe.

Collection of art by prominent painter Jose “Pitok” Blanco, his wife & their 7 children.

👍👍 I want to go back for the second time! Apart from rich materials, the museum is so clean and well-maintained.

Eclectic university museum housing paintings, religious, geology, zoology & botany exhibits.