I consider Sunday as the National Museum Day (too). I really think that Sunday is the best time to visit the National Museum of the Philippines. For the uninitiated, the National Museum of the Philippines allows the general public to enjoy its collection for free every Sunday.
What’s not to like about free entrance or admission to the museum that houses the national cultural treasures of the Philippines?
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The Spoliarium painting by Juan Luna remains to be one of my favorite paintings. Whenever I’m at the National Gallery, I never fail to stop by the Hall of Masters and see the towering painting.
The National Museum houses tons of artifacts that I am sure you’ll find interesting. In fact, I keep on coming back to the museum so I could take a close look at the different exhibits. I think spending a whole day at the museum is simply not enough for one to see its entire collection.
So this Sunday, head down to the National Museum and learn more about Philippine history, culture and arts.
National Museum of the Philippines Free Entrance / Free Admission
- Sundays
- National Heritage Month (Whole month of May)
- International Museum Day (May 18th)
- National Museum Anniversary (Whole month of October)
The free entrance/admission to the National Museum covers:
- National Art Gallery
- Museum of the Filipino People
- National Planetarium Exhibits
Regular entrance fee is P150 for adults, P120 for senior citizens and P50 for students with valid ID.
National Museum of the Philippines Contact Information
National Museum of the Philippines
P. Burgos St., Ermita, 1000 Ermita, Manila
Operating Hours: Tue – Sun: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
(02) 527 1215
http://www.nationalmuseum.gov.ph
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