since we were curious about davao we managed to find this small but well maintained museum in the city. the displays were very relevant and allowed us to have a historical knowledge about davao. the guide was also very accommodating & courteous so we liked that. there were some areas under renovation so we had a limited experience. but all in all it was a pleasant place to visit.

This is a fairly good museum though very small. It has two levels and exhibits a varied collection of artefacts, photos and models showing the evolution of Davao to its present time.
Lighting could be better, as the middle portions of the halls are dark-ish, but the more than friendly guide made up for that with his excellent explanations.
Of particular interest is a painting at the entrance made from spiky durian skin.
Only things I didn't quite like were the lighting as I said earlier, the tiny premises and the fact that photography was not allowed at all inside the museum, even with out strobe.(flash)