When I entered the museum, I was amazed how old and rustic the items on displAy. The place is adjacent to the church and after touring the museum there is a souvenir shop where you can buy local products. Parking is available.

Although this is not the smallest museum we’ve been. This is definitely the top of less informative ones. With an entrance fee (although it is minimal Php 50 per head), I expected to see somehow organised and maintained museum. It house several ecclesiastical artifacts but...More

We visited this on an excursion. The place is disappointing at best being mostly a place under repair. The museum is barely that; old artifacts but nothing worth visiting and the guide was not very knowledgeable with poor English.

The cathedral itself was under repair and not open for viewing. One of the curators told me they hoped to have it opened by this December. The museum itself was a varied collection of poorly maintained artifacts on the second floor. There were spaces between...More

I always appreciate historical attractions but this place is very uninteresting since it has nothing to see, nothing to do and look more like an abandoned warehouse although being under maintenance. I am disappointed with the way they preserve antiques in here: dusty and pathetic,...More

Out of the 40 churches, i visited at least 10 of Bohol's churches after the earthquake which damaged most of the churches. Sadly, almost all of them are being restored but the grandeur and solemnity of the churches were very apparent.

The museum is attached to the church. Many old belongings to the church people over 500 years. Also many documents since 1565 kept in a closet. No photos allowed inside