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A historical museum documenting the shared Philippine-Japanese history of Davao through migration, community, abaca, war, and reconciliation.

Museo del Galeón is the Philippines' First Experiential, Immersive Maritime Heritage Museum.

Museo ng Lipa takes visitors on a journey through the city’s rich history, from its founding in 1605 at Tagbakin to the Lipa we know today.

Home of The Filipino Liturgical Vestments Collection of Transfiguration Abbey.

LaNorte Provincial Museum, the first museum in Lanao del Norte, preserves and showcases the province’s rich cultural heritage and history. Visitors can explore the province’s diverse heritage, discover meaningful stories from the past, and gain a deeper appreciation of LaNorte’s culture, identity, and legacy.

Museo Sugbo promotes Cebu as one of the country's premier provinces, renowned for its rich culture and history.

Sugwak means spring-a place where life begins and history flows outward. To understand Agusan del Sur, this is where your journey starts.

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.

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 house is half a century old, built in 1968 within six hectares of land which includes the Liceo campus. Come and see the historical and cultural heritage inside the museum walls. Enjoy Philippine artifacts as well as Old World furniture and European Art.

El Museo de Zamboanga is a historical museum envisioned as a premier institution encouraging discovery to promote better understanding of the local culture and history, expanding knowledge through research, linking the community by way of collections, and engaging the public through exhibitions.

The National Museum of the Philippines-Davao, also known as the NMP-Davao, is the 17th regional component museum of the National Museum of the Philippines and the 4th regional museum in Mindanao (after Butuan, Zamboanga, and Sulu).

A museum that preserves and celebrates the rich trading history and cultural heritage of Sulu.

A repository of artifacts, art works, and documents relevant to the cultural and historical memory of the people within the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).

Bayay Surigaonon stands as a museum of social history and a living repository of the tangible heritage of Surigao del Norte.

This museum honors the rich heritage and harmony of Northern Mindanao’s tri-people: Indigenous groups, Lowland Migrants, and the Maranao.

The National Museum of the Philippines - Cebu features exhibitions that capture the Cebuano spirit and heritage, including the island’s rich and diverse biodiversity, geology, archaeological treasures, art, and ethnographic and maritime traditions.

What used to be the Provincial Jail and Courthouse since its construction in 1916, Museo Sorsogon will now be home to the history and culture of Sorsogon.

The gateway to Intramuros, where history comes alive through immersive exhibits, visitor services, and heritage experiences.

Fort Santiago, Intramuros' historic citadel, has witnessed centuries of history and now stands as a Shrine of Freedom and heritage landmark.

The Museo de Intramuros showcases the Intramuros Administration's extensive collection of religious art and artifacts, one of the largest state-owned collections in the Philippines.

An art museum that celebrates creative industries with permanent exhibits on Jose Rizal, Fernando Amorsolo, and the legacy of the Yuchengco Group founder.

The GSIS Museo ng Sining was established on 23 April 1996 to pay tribute to the creative endeavors of the National Artists and the countless contemporary artists all over the Philippines.

A premier heritage destination with engaging galleries and cave tours, showcasing the Tabon human fossils, the Manunggul Jar, and the origins of early Philippine civilization.

The Center for Kapampangan Studies (CKS) Group of Museums of Holy Angel University, Angeles City is an integral part of the premiere study center of the region, dedicated to the understanding and appreciation of the arts, culture, heritage, and language of the Kapampangan region.

Widely recognized as the first museum of Philippine modern art. Est. in 1960 through Fernando Zóbel’s bequest to the Ateneo of works by key Filipino post war artists.

Museo Pambata is the Philippines' first interactive, hands on, and discovery museum for children.

A museum of Chinese in Philippine life

Non-collecting art institution under the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde that considers the larger ecosystem of the Philippine art scene, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MCAD) Manila presents exhibitions, learning, and publications programs; as well as other cultural and art-inspired undertakings in collaboration with local and international artists and institutions to amplify engagement with contemporary art in particular, and art and culture in general.

The Museo ng Muntinlupa is the first city museum of its kind fusing history, interactivity, and communal spaces in a salakab inspired five-story building.