Museo Pambata

Love the experienced we had in this museum. Kinda pricey however all the rooms that we've been through were indeed worth it. LIKES: Spacious- alot of rooms filled with things for learnings, Well lighted, well ventilated, parking space were good, allowed phone cameras and selfie stick inside the museum DISLIKES: Kinda Pricey for a small grup

Price: 300Php at the time of writing (Adults and Children) Summary: Cleanliness and ambiance 7/10 Installation Quality and Safety Factor 6/10 Staff and Service 6/10 Price 6/10 The location is a brisk walk to Rizal Park if you are near the area. I first visited this Museum when i was in gradeschool and remembered that there’s an exhibit at the 2nd floor. Currently, that area is already closed. There’s a washroom inside and the surroundings of the museum (inside) are relatively clean. There’s an area for workshops and works of children are displayed. Inexorably, outside the Museum, there’s a lot of beggars, can’t say whether there are pickpockets, so just be on your guard when visiting. They have a playground and garden. Most of the interactive exhibit is not working, no sound, no lights. There are real musical intruments (which is good to be part of the exhibit), however the way it was installed is not secured and it dropped while one of us are playing with it. The staff are friendly during admission, but there were no special briefing before going inside, they will just tell you what time they will close. Some staffs are also there to volunteer to take your photos. We went during Manila Day(Holiday), the admission is free for Manila residents, that explains why there’s quiet a crowd when we went. I believe that there’s a souvenir shop but wasn’t able to go there or we thought that it was closed. I believe that IF the price is cheaper, it will be worth it —- because most of the exhibits are not working or turned off when we visited. But in terms of content, overall there’s good amountbof information on the exhibits and the concept is there.

"We make a living by what we get. We make a LIFE by what we GIVE." - Winston Churchill Our organization, the Technological Institute of the Philippines Alumni Association (TIPAA) conducted a Christmas Pasyal Museo at Museo Pambata on December 8, 2019. Officers and fellow Alumni gathered and contributed time, effort and financial support to the Philippines' future -- the children of Manila. You can conduct your company extension projects here at Museo Pambata.