Embark on a fascinating journey into the wonders of the natural world at the National Museum of Natural History in Manila. Nestled in the heart of the city, this renowned institution invites visitors to explore the vast realms of biodiversity, ecology, and paleontology. Immerse yourself in captivating exhibits that showcase the diverse ecosystems of the Philippines, featuring awe-inspiring displays of flora and fauna. From ancient fossils to modern ecological wonders, the National Museum of Natural History offers an educational and immersive experience for nature enthusiasts, students, and families alike. Uncover the beauty and complexity of the natural world at this dynamic cultural destination.
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Jan Willem Plug
2 weeks agoInteresting to visit. The museum is free. There is a lot on info on the history of the Philippines. Many rooms and halls with exhibits. Not everything is in English though. And sometimes, the exhibits in different rooms are a bit repetitive. Definitely worth a visit when in Manila. The architecture of the building, inside, is really cool to see too.
Shelby Arcay
2 weeks agoAn incredible museum; the exhibits have been expertly curated to showcase the flora and fauna of the Phillipines. I spent hours in here wandering around and learning about countless species and ecosystems. Free entrance also which is pretty amazing.
Ralph Deaño Jaro
in the last weekThe museum has 6floors & no entrance fee. It is recommended that you go here on weekends to avoid traffic and people visiting, if you just want a chill exploration on this Natural History Museum. If you come in a group, it is advisable that you inform the museum first so that they could schedule you a group tour with their informative & knowledgeable guides. (They are open Mondays-Sundays)
Miguel Martinez
a week agoWe visited on a Sunday, and we got a good family excursion out of it. Guarded street parking is available about a 10 minute walk away. Keep in mind to bring at least 1 ID per group for registration (entrance is free), and they're closed for maintenance on Mondays. The entire museum has a/C, which is a big plus. Will definitely visit again when my daughter is bigger.
Salome D'Cunha
a month agoReally enjoyed this museum! We only had about 2ish hours so we didn’t get to really go in depth but we really enjoyed the exhibits we did read and loved the architecture. As a first time visitor to the Philippines, it was a fantastic way to learn about the natural wonders this beautiful country has to experience and the hefty responsibilities to preserve and protect.