Museo Sugbo

Currently closed, but will open in the near future. Great collection of WWII materials.

The museum itself is very old and contains artifacts free dating the 1600s in the 1700s the way everything inside the museum is as well-kept the people there care for the items as there is just so much love and appreciation for the Filipino culture that I have been introduced. Thanks to this museum, all the way from Ferdinand Magellan to current day the guides were able to talk to me even in English because I did not know cebuano or Tagalog and I answered all my questions. The museum itself is very clean and it’s not hard to navigate through the whole entire couple of buildings and a lot of the things there you will see surprise you. Couldn’t be more happier with a place to choose to visit in Cebu.

Almost all section in the building at the inner compound (back) was closed due to renovation. The museum itself is small (expect not more than 1 hour) and old (building wise, and how the exhibits are presented). One good thing about the museum is that it’s presenting a detailed information about Cebu and mostly in chronological order. However, this museum spend too much effort in explaining Magellan, what he did until how he died (there’s a room just for himself). Wish that it explains more about the people of Cebu, what makes them unique etc.

Love the arts, artifacts and the staff. They're so friendly and some of them offered to take a picture. There's no entrance fee and the parking area is so easy ♥️♥️🫰 probably gonna come back here to visit the upcoming new art display. ♥️♥️🫰🫰📸📷

Very Nice Museum. Larger, More attractive, and more things inside the museum then the other one i’ve been before. I recommend going to this museum if you are in cebu

It’s amazing to personally see the historical artifacts in this museum which was something that we only see and read on textbooks before. This proves how rich the history and culture of Cebu especially evidences of the coming of Spaniards and how Philippines were transformed into what it is today.

Fantastic little museum about Cebu Island from prehistory through WW2. The permanent collection is three large rooms, lots of artifacts and good descriptions. Also have three small rooms for rotating exhibitions (mostly about minor topics of only local interest). 50 pesos entrance.

I'm not from Cebu but it's exciting to know the history behind their culture. Great environment and offers various galleries to visit and if you're a student you can get discounts for their entrance fee.