National Museum of the Philippines Bohol

A Cultural Gem in Bohol This well-maintained museum offers a compelling glimpse into Bohol’s rich history and heritage. One of the highlights is the detailed biography of Carlos P. Garcia, the 8th President of the Philippines and a proud Boholano. His legacy is thoughtfully preserved in this museum. 🌋 Exhibits Worth Exploring Visitors can also learn about the fascinating geological formation of the Chocolate Hills, along with other exhibits that showcase Bohol’s natural wonders, cultural traditions, and historical milestones. The museum provides a well-rounded experience for history buffs, curious travelers, and proud locals alike. 🎟️ Good to Know • Location: Tagbilaran City, Bohol • Entrance Fee: Free of charge • Ideal For: Families, students, solo travelers, and anyone interested in Philippine history and Boholano pride 📌 If you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth a visit—not just for the exhibits, but for the sense of place and identity it celebrates.

Since I started travelling, really like to visit museums/provisions that displays anything pervaded the city. One is to know the history though I don't really read all of the artifacts but just seeing them in one depository makes my visit complete. Two is to feel connected and see what are the things to expect aside from just seeing the views. Three is to take some photos for keepsake. It was a great experience. It's just free. A must visit especially for students. Museums are very informative. ALSO, for tourist, if you are planning to buy ASIN-TIBUOK and you want to visit here, they are being sold at the entrance (front desk) and it was sold by SRP as they are direct from the maker.

Surprisingly well structured museum, fully air-conditioned and even has an elevator. The museum pieces, albeit small in number, are interesting nonetheless. Free admission and friendly/knowledgeable staff. Worth a 30 minute visit!

The structure of the building is amazing. Packed and filled with informative history and culture of Bohol and friendly staff. Captured the entirety and highlights of Bohol.

Title: A good museum you can spend easily 1h here. Interesting information about Bohol. A part is about the ex President of Philippines that born in Bohol and another part is about an artist, the Island and the churches + No entry fee + Air conditioned + Clean and safe + Near another attraction the Church you can visit both - Difficult to find a parking place - Mostly havy traffic because the Museum is on the main street ************************** Explanation of my votings + Pro - Contra o Only for your information 5 Stars: It was really special, you must try it 4 Stars: It was nice, you should try it 3 Stars: Nothing special, you could try it 2 Stars: Try only if you have no alternative 1 Stars: Bad, don't bother trying ->>> To understand... Why do I give 5 stars so rarely? Out of over 360 ratings, I realised that there are no businesses that are 100% perfect. I rate businesses in relation to an area, such as a city and the surrounding area. Most businesses in an area sell similar products of different qualities, and I rate these products up to a maximum of 4 stars. Therefore, I decided to give 5 stars if a business in this region has a unique selling point. This could be a unique product, an awesome view, or cosy surroundings that set them apart from other businesses in the area. Even if their products are not perfect, I can still give a five-star rating if there is something special about them. ->>>

A nice place to visit when you are in Tagbilaran City, spacious for its size and is full of artifacts that are related to the province of Bohol. Very clean and the staff are very accommodating, a must-visit if you can go.

Let's bring back the museum-visit culture! It is so good to see that our National Museums are being open to the public regardless of the day, and is free. Happy that this could bring back museum dates, and the love for our diverse culture, more time to understand and appreciate instead of spending time on phones.

I am overjoyed for the initiative to fund museums like this in Bohol. Now, it is open daily with free entrance. I hope schools and people who would want to have a good grasp of Bohol's history would visit! The area is accessible since it is in the city center. There are minimal parking spaces at the back. The guards and staff are friendly and accommodating. The students having their OJT and immersion perhaps were also very friendly and approachable (how I wish they would have the chance to guide visitors and introduce some facts). Physically, the museum is pleasant, well-lighted, and clean. Kudos to the Nation Museum of the Philippines - Bohol!