National Museum of Anthropology

This museum focuses on people and culture; artifacts from indigenous groups, pre-colonial tools, textiles, weapons, traditional burial jars, and exhibitions on Philippine languages and belief systems. The building is air-conditioned, and each floor has restrooms. There are no cafes or food outlets inside. We scanned through the exhibits because there were too many artifacts to see that it would take forever to really stop and inspect everything. Still, it took us about an hour to finish the tour. The museum is one of the two sitting across each other in front of Teodoro F. Valencia Circle. There's no entrance fee. You need to present an ID before entering and leave your belongings in the bag counter. I hope they consider adding cafes and souvenir shops for a better experience.

The museum is a must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts. It is a huge museum with a vast collection that offers deep insights into the rich heritage of the Philippines. The best part is that entry is completely free, making it an excellent place for learning without any cost. If you want to explore it properly, you should set aside at least 2-3 hours. Overall, a great place to visit for anyone interested in anthropology, history, and Filipino culture.

Good place. No ticket required (just bring an id per group). The place is also cool, so you could really relax and immerse on the artifacts and information that you can find here.

This museum is free and only requires a valid ID. The museum is multi-leveled and has several galleries per floor. This museum has plenty of ancient artifacts, cultural objects and historical displays that focuses on the Filipino heritage. If you are a fan of Filipino history or anthropology this museum is a great place to be.

Free entry but bring photo ID. Lots of history of the Philippino people. We particularly liked the textile exhibits. If it's hot, this is cooler than the natural history museum.

A Glimpse into Philippine History & Culture I recently visited The National Museum of Anthropology and was thoroughly impressed! The museum offers a captivating journey through the rich and diverse history and culture of the Philippines. From ancient artifacts to contemporary art. I particularly enjoyed the Ifugao exhibit, the collection of indigenous textiles/clothes. The museum staff were friendly and knowledgeable, making the experience even more enriching. I highly recommend a visit for anyone interested in learning more about the Philippines! Notes: - No entrance fee. You'll be asked to present your ID(Identification Card) before you enter. - A walk-in is available. - Hydrate before going inside the museum because water is not allowed inside. - I went during weekends, there were a lot of people but the line was fast to go inside. - There are also other nearby museums and Rizal Park is just a walk away as well.

Entrance is currently free in Pride Month. Do visit. Very educational. I spent a good two hours seeing 8 galleries in 4 floors.

Amazing museum! The exhibits are very well laid-out, and the sheer number of artifacts are mind-boggling. Can't recommend highly enough, even if you only have 30 minutes to poke around!