Museo Sugbo promotes Cebu as one of the country's premier provinces, renowned for its rich culture and history.
Casa de Museo at Hacienda de San Luis Eco-Tourism Park is a heritage attraction that preserves and showcases the rich history and cultural legacy of the former Hacienda San Luis.
Isabela Museum and Library preserves Isabela’s rich history, culture, and heritage while promoting education, knowledge, and cultural pride.
Tam-awan Village uniquely blends indigenous aesthetic and exquisite Cordilleran craftmanship with an artist's concept for a village adapting to Baguio setting.
The Cagayan Museum and Historical Research Center, established in 1973, is the central repository of Cagayano culture and history, it features a diverse collection of prehistoric fossils, stone tools, historical and ethnographic artifacts, colonial-era ecclesiastical art, and contemporary local artworks.
The Bicol Guerilla Museum honors the bravery of Bicolano fighters during WWII through rare artifacts, photos, and memorabilia. It preserves the region’s legacy of resistance and educate visitors on the local fight for freedom and national pride.
A heritage museum preserving and showcasing the rich history, culture, and traditions of the Ifugao people in the heart of Banaue." or "Your Gateway to the Cordilleras
The largest museum in Marikina City and the first of its kind in Asia, the museum houses an extensive collection of local, global artifacts and limited‑edition books and published materials from over 200 countries and islands.
Fort Santiago, Intramuros' historic citadel, has witnessed centuries of history and now stands as a Shrine of Freedom and heritage landmark.
The Museo Kordilyera is the Ethnographic museum of the University of the Philippines Baguio, serving as a platform for educating the people on the rich culture, tradition and identity of the Cordilleran peoples.
Home and studio of National Artist Carlos “Botong” V. Francisco, preserving his artistic legacy in Angono, Rizal.
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