Walang Magawa - Museum Hunting in Marikina and Manila

Jump to: Introduction | Marikina Shoe Museum | National Museum of the Filipino People | National Museum of Fine Arts

Introduction

Today is a boring day! Question is: "Anu ang magandang gawin kapag wala kang magawa?" Sagot: " Pinturahan ang buong bahay gamit ang cutix." Pero wala akong cutix. Hanap nalang ako ng ibang pag-didikkitahan. So, after washing my clothes, syempre isinampay ko muna, naligo ako, at nagbihis. Then, without itinerary, my initial plan was to visit all the museums in Metro Manila including, Ayala Museum in Makati City, Eh mahal ang entrance doon, so it ended up visiting Marikina Shoe Museum (with 50 pesos entrance) and the two buildings of the National Museum of the Philippines with FREE Admission. Libre, aarte kapa?? Tara na!!

Ultimate Guide to National Museum of the Philippines

Jump to: About | History | What to See | Opening Hours | How to Get There | Travel Tips

About

The National Museum of the Philippines in Manila is the nation’s premier cultural institution, dedicated to preserving, researching, and showcasing the rich artistic, historical, and natural heritage of the archipelago. Located at the edge of Rizal Park, the Central Complex consists of three magnificent neoclassic buildings: the National Museum of Fine Arts, the National Museum of Anthropology, and the National Museum of Natural History.

Visitor Guide to the National Museum of Anthropology

Jump to: About | History | What to See | How to Get There | Opening Hours | Travel Tips

About

The National Museum of Anthropology, historically known as the Museum of the Filipino People, is a cornerstone component of the National Museum Complex in Ermita, Manila. Housed in a grand neoclassical building overlooking Agrifina Circle, this institution is dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the ethnographic, anthropological, and maritime archaeological heritage of the Philippines.