The Bohol National Museum is located on the main square, across Plaza Rizal from the Cathedral (St. Joseph the Worker) in the old capital building. The new building opened in July has been completely re-done after the 2013 earthquake. It is beautiful, but as of...More

Museum is located at the heart of Tagbilaran City, you don't have to pay anything when visiting here. They are open from 8AM-5PM. I hope the local government could have the museum a back up generator set for power interruptions during their operation hours. (visited...More

Visited last June 20 and since we were on our way to Panglao, we brought with us luggages. Upon entry, we were greeted by the guard and offered a space at the corner for our luggages. We were handed a logbook to write our names...More

Small museum located at the town center. Free entrance. Have several display and human artifacts. There is an area that display how the island of Bohol was formed millions of years ago, eg the chocolate hills.

If you want to know the history and the heritage of Bohol, make sure to visit the place. From fossils to diorama, this place doesn't disappoint. What's more, it's free.

This rather basic and unassuming museum is right downtown on the busy square, so easy to find. It is a little time word and run down feeling, but does have some interesting bits of information and is worth going to if you have the time.

Tarsier the smallest primate. They are so cute. the museum is small but informative. You can see Tarsiers, they are on the trees, you can not near them but can take photo without flash.