Ayala Museum
| Avenue corner De La Rosa Street, Greenbelt Park, Makati, Makati |
5 avis
9.20/10.00 |
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+63 2 757 7117 |
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Critiques
Brett Radford (11.11.2017 04:51)
Small museum but a great exhibition telling the historical journey of the country. Well worth a visit.
Small museum but a great exhibition telling the historical journey of the country. Well worth a visit.
Frank Sherlock (01.11.2017 09:18)
A must visit. Smaller in scale than other museums that cover millennia. Very doable in less than 2 hours. Good o to to Philippine history, simply yet thorough.
A must visit. Smaller in scale than other museums that cover millennia. Very doable in less than 2 hours. Good o to to Philippine history, simply yet thorough.
Jace Gomez (29.10.2017 03:54)
Staff and volunteers are warm, efficient and professionals. The prices are reasonable, except for the workshops - those are a bit pricey. The changing exhibits have been diverse.
Staff and volunteers are warm, efficient and professionals. The prices are reasonable, except for the workshops - those are a bit pricey. The changing exhibits have been diverse.
John Lorenz Panotes (23.10.2017 08:34)
One of the best museums I've been to. They have an extensive collection of gold from our ancestors. Picture taking is only allowed on ground and second floor. The Diorama collection is amazing. Definitely worth paying to visit this museum.
One of the best museums I've been to. They have an extensive collection of gold from our ancestors. Picture taking is only allowed on ground and second floor. The Diorama collection is amazing. Definitely worth paying to visit this museum.
Gabriel Komarnicki (21.09.2017 03:59)
The museum includes exhibits from the pre-Spanish era, paintings from renowned Filipino artists, and dioramas of Philippine history. I was also fortunate enough to see the Living Architecture exhibit. There's so much to see and learn here that you need to set aside a week to take in all the displays, but it's definitely worth it.
The museum includes exhibits from the pre-Spanish era, paintings from renowned Filipino artists, and dioramas of Philippine history. I was also fortunate enough to see the Living Architecture exhibit. There's so much to see and learn here that you need to set aside a week to take in all the displays, but it's definitely worth it.
