Museo Sugbo

Museo Sugbo is the 2nd museum I've been to in Cebu City. Officially a stopover in my Cebu City Museum tour itinerary, I went there with my boyfriend. This museum is by far the best museum I've been to, with 16 galleries available for viewing. They have artifacts predating to the pre-colonial Philippines, to the Spanish colonization era, next to the Japanese colonization era, to the American colonization era. I was amazed at how huge their collection is. They even have some original letters of the late Leon Kilat, a hero of Cebu during the Philippine revolution. This place is such a great place to learn the Filipino history.

This used to be a jail and now it's a city museum. It contains many exhibits on the Spanish-era of the country, as well as some from its American-era. Until visiting here, I have to admit that I did not know America used to own the Philippines. There was an interesting WWII exhibit as well and has a lot of rare artifacts. I'd plan to spend a few hours here as there is a lot of information to take in.

The Suwu Museum has a long history and is not very large in scale. There are several exhibition halls which show the history and culture of Suwu. There are many exhibits, materials and historical documents. From here, people can get a detailed understanding of the development process of the city.

Cebu Museum, which is full of museums about Cebu History, has many historical relics and everything, and is very quiet, air-conditioned or something, very comfortable, you can walk around and have a look at it.

Museum mainly records the local anti-colonial war, including Spanish rulers and Japanese aggression, very interesting.

National Museum, good architecture, great location

This is a very old and old museum oh oh oh oh oh oh

The scale is relatively small, there are some historical introductions, I am not interested in it.

去一个城市，有博物馆的话，一定是最好的了解这里的地方与方法。这个博物馆虽不是高大上，但还是觉得是努力了。依然是值得推荐的！

宿务博物馆并不大，里面有一些摆设，位置就在麦哲伦十字架，圣婴教堂一个区域范围里，这里人流量比较多，景点也很集中，随便参观一下不错，但是需要购买门票参观。