this is not the first time i have visited the place and it should be a good place to bring visitors from other countries. though it's collection may not compare to the vatican's, it should give us a glimpse of filipino culture and history- political, religious and economic. highly recommended for foreigners. much updating and upkeep should be done though. More

I have been to the museum and the church several times and never fail to appreciate the place. The art pieces exhibited are very precious that they survived world war 2. Manila was almost torn down into ashes and those lucky statues, paintings and other artworks were the lucky ones. Spend at least 2hrs to go around the museum and... More

solemnity and cleanliness of the place...portraits were restored properly... More

extensive display of artifacts regarding the church and its history More

Was nice the way they preserved our heritage here, but I say more lights and some guides even if just written post under the painting etc. More

Great museum that ever know. fantastic beauty and elegant...very antique design...love to see More

although very old, the place is clean... they could have added more collections though. More

Behind the Manila Cathedral, just a few blocks further away from Fort Santiago is what may be coolest church to visit in all of the Philippines (and I have been to churches in Bohol, Cebu, Mindano, Palawan, etc.) . This is an amazing museum of religious artifacts and Philippine history. (I am an atheist and I loved it.) In many... More

the museum houses rich collections of catholic faith's memorabilia. its a perfect sidetrip when you are in intramuros area. dont forget to drop by the church beside it. More