National Museum of the Philippines
Archeological Finds and Cultural Displays
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..philippine national museum was a very nice place to discover. lots of time-bounded artifacts were observed and of course eye- refreshing collections.
Reviewed by: mariel from on Nov 16 2008
The place is well organized... i understand why they don't allow tourists to take pictures inside the museum...but what i don't like is the person at the front desk..she's so unpleasant, she always frown whenever we ask questions, she speaks like we're just a trash in her sight...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 29 2007
the art gallery was amazing i love the paintings and the best among the artwork is the famous spolarium by juan luna i was starstrucked by the painting i didn't expect it to be that big. and it was divine i felt like i was looking at heaven.......but the archaeological building was breathtaking... i felt as if i was born in the 1600..it really tooked me back in the 1600.. the plates from chine was beautifully designed and other things like jewelries and swords were amazing i would definitely go back there.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 13 2007
There isnt much here
Reviewed by: Spoogis from on Jul 29 2007
i love it coz it gives you a sense of pride in this shamble of what we call the Philippine society. Beats the mall crowd too on sundays.......
Reviewed by: Regina from on Jul 22 2007
To everyone planning a visit in the Philippines, this is a highly recommended place to see first!
Reviewed by: Temporary from on Jun 06 2007
Displays were wonderful and very interesting but they dont allow cameras inside and dont have brochures to show your friends and family when you get home.
Reviewed by: Mike I from on Apr 15 2007
it was cheap, especially for us students. at P30 (when you bring an ID), it was like a "stay all you want" place.. except that you really don't have anything to do better in a museum but quietly or actively stare at the artifacts and roam around. it was a solemn place and one thing is that you can't bring a camera in. but overall, for the first time, i actually liked it in there. you get to discover things about the philippines by the exhibits. if i were to go back though, it would not be so soon.
Reviewed by: rana from on Dec 02 2006
Nothing could be more exhilirating than to go back to our roots and see how we are molded as a people. I was one of the guilty people who haven't stepped in the National Museum in our entire life until I attended a workshop there which offered us a free tour of the National Museum.
Reviewed by: writeonthespot from on Aug 07 2006
it was so cool to see all the history and to learn all about the phillippines it was so coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Reviewed by: Martin from on Nov 10 2005
Archeological Finds and Cultural Displays
Back to National Museum of the Philippines
..philippine national museum was a very nice place to discover. lots of time-bounded artifacts were observed and of course eye- refreshing collections.
Reviewed by: mariel from on Nov 16 2008
The place is well organized... i understand why they don't allow tourists to take pictures inside the museum...but what i don't like is the person at the front desk..she's so unpleasant, she always frown whenever we ask questions, she speaks like we're just a trash in her sight...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 29 2007
the art gallery was amazing i love the paintings and the best among the artwork is the famous spolarium by juan luna i was starstrucked by the painting i didn't expect it to be that big. and it was divine i felt like i was looking at heaven.......but the archaeological building was breathtaking... i felt as if i was born in the 1600..it really tooked me back in the 1600.. the plates from chine was beautifully designed and other things like jewelries and swords were amazing i would definitely go back there.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 13 2007
There isnt much here
Reviewed by: Spoogis from on Jul 29 2007
i love it coz it gives you a sense of pride in this shamble of what we call the Philippine society. Beats the mall crowd too on sundays.......
Reviewed by: Regina from on Jul 22 2007
To everyone planning a visit in the Philippines, this is a highly recommended place to see first!
Reviewed by: Temporary from on Jun 06 2007
Displays were wonderful and very interesting but they dont allow cameras inside and dont have brochures to show your friends and family when you get home.
Reviewed by: Mike I from on Apr 15 2007
it was cheap, especially for us students. at P30 (when you bring an ID), it was like a "stay all you want" place.. except that you really don't have anything to do better in a museum but quietly or actively stare at the artifacts and roam around. it was a solemn place and one thing is that you can't bring a camera in. but overall, for the first time, i actually liked it in there. you get to discover things about the philippines by the exhibits. if i were to go back though, it would not be so soon.
Reviewed by: rana from on Dec 02 2006
Nothing could be more exhilirating than to go back to our roots and see how we are molded as a people. I was one of the guilty people who haven't stepped in the National Museum in our entire life until I attended a workshop there which offered us a free tour of the National Museum.
Reviewed by: writeonthespot from on Aug 07 2006
it was so cool to see all the history and to learn all about the phillippines it was so coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Reviewed by: Martin from on Nov 10 2005
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