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The museum has been moved to the former prison right next door. They've done a lovely job restoring the former prison which is now very bight and airy with a lot of space. Unfortunately there are only two rooms with anything of interest to see here. The plus side is that this is free to enter so, if you have an hour spare, this is worth stopping in to see.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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LolaGo1 wrote a review Feb 2020
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We briefly stopped here to visit it’s exhibits. Learned it to be under renovations, so we were unable to enter. We took pictures outside and moved on.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This museum is very basic and very small. It is not expensive but what you will see and learn is minimal. If you’d like to learn about Philippines history, you will be disappointed. The staff is very nice.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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I'm not a big museam fan but thought I'd have a look to try learn about Iloilo City history. There's abit to see and read about and there was a guided tour but I got there after it started so didn't join in.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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There is currently quite a bit of construction going on around the museum but it was still easy to find and easily accessible. The entrance was 50php for an adult as previously stated and you are asked to sign in. Upon doing so a lovely local lady explained to me the concept of the museum and took me around each section of the exhibits (apart from the children’s art as it’s easily seen on your own and it’s a changing exhibit space). She was very very insightful and made a few jokes along the way as well as gave information on other things I might want to see in the area. I have been to many many museums in the Philippines and this one really had well looked after, interesting and well thought out displays. I sure sure whether this lady is always on hand to show people around and I was the only person in there but she did help bring the pieces to life and then gave me the option to walk around on my own and take pictures. There was a small shop instead with some locals crafts but they were nothing you wouldn’t find in any souvenir store really. Very glad I went. …
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Date of experience: July 2019
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