Top Things to do In San Juan 2021

"A sobering monument & cemetery. Take the time to come out to BGC & see this magnificent & sobering cemetery."

"This is one of the best art museums I've been to. A must visit. Juan Luna's Spoliarium is jaw-dropping. "

"The museum introduces the humanities and history of the Philippines. Tickets are 425 pesos, which are free compared to large domestic museums. The tickets here are too expensive. There are a total of four floors, and there are many historical models on the second floor, which are made very realistic. It is worth seeing if you want to understand the culture of the Philippines."

"A neat look into a guest house at the turn of the 20th century. A little pricy compared to the amount of time it takes to go through it, but still a quality museum."

"It is located in a historic place called Shizhongshi in central Manila. This museum focuses on Chinese cultural heritage in the Philippines. A large number of exhibits include the beginning of the Chinese in the Philippines, from trading partners, merchants and businessmen in the pre-Spanish period to business tycoons after World War II. A Chinese can look back at where the community started and look elsewhere. This is a must-see attraction, how the Chinese have always helped build this country."

"concert , conventions,exhibits, are usually held in this place. it is big enough to accommodate a huge crowd."

"There is an amazing Metropolitan Museum in New York, USA, and as a daughter of the United States, Manila in the Philippines also has a monkey version of the Metropolitan Museum. Of course, the monkey version is far less than the original version. The Metropolitan Museum in Manila is very small and only has two floors. The second floor is a variety of inexplicable modern art, and the first floor is a temporary exhibition of Philippine historical maps. It is interesting, but it is forbidden. Take pictures."

"I brought my son here during the 90s. It was the only museum in the Philippines dedicated to Children. Museo Pambata in English is Children's Museum. There are many activities here for kids including storytelling."

"A collection of precious historical and cultural products from various periods in the Philippines."

"It’s all played by children, there are moon landings, rocket launch centers, and all kinds of wonderful friends. The technology machines are still very different from our domestic ones, but here I understand our welfare technology. , Making the development and history of the humanities environment is still very good, we are still very full here, hope that some friends will come"