Museo De Intramuros Manila reviews

Entrance fee of 200 for regular and for seniors ,PWD and students 160 .lot of antiques and arts .

Sadly Closed The website says they are open, but the site is not updated. Intramuros Admin must be notified to allow you to access their website on weekends.

It is well worth the visit. Tickets cost 200 pesos for each person.

It was named Museo de Intramuros because I assumed it was about intramuros' history. However, it only has 100 items from the catholic Church.

I went there Wednesday, and it was closed. Security said that they only open Saturdays and Sundays.

A BEAUTIFUL AND GOOD PLACE

Amazing! I wish they had a curator to explain it more. It took me a full day to really explore all three galleries. The bathrooms were clean.

The museum needs more mileage and exposure You will be surprised on their archaic and featured century old pieces which highly speak on how artistic crafty and talented Filipinos were You will be proud of your heritage IntramurosAdministration

You will have a solid experience, especially when you are with your loved ones

Fantastic place to view old Filipino art for the church. It is unfortunate that the artists aren't identified. According to the museum tour, it's most likely because they were subject to forced labor. I'm eager to visit their other collections.

It was a pleasant experience to visit the Museo de Intramuros. The security staff were friendly and helpful. The museum is filled with charm because it contains a collection of religious antiquities. The bathrooms are clean. I hope there will be bicycle racks in the future.

Covid 19, the Museum, was finally opened to the public after 2 years. The museum is a reconstruction of San Ignacio Mission House of Society of Jesus 1878 1945. It houses a collection of religious artifacts statues paintings and liturgical objects. The entry fee for the museum is 200 PHP adults and 160 PHP minors.