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Zoological, botanical & geological specimens displayed in an elegant venue with a soaring atrium.

Almost a twin of the former Finance Department headquarters nearby, this Neoclassical building is a prominent feature of the eastern end of Rizal Park. The colossal statue of Lapu-Lapu - a fairly recent addition to the park - stands between the two buildings, and the giant relief map of the Philippines is just a short walk away.

Stately, neoclassical museum housing a broad collection of Filipino cultural materials & artifacts.

Museum of space history, Small venue with educational displays on planets & space plus shows in a dome-shaped theater.

This museum is geared towards keeping children entertained (and informed) through educational hands-on exhibits and special activities. Themed galleries cover a variety of subjects ranging from history to science to art. Don't put a short leash on the kids here: they're expected to touch and play with most of the stuff on show. Admission ₱100 adults/children. Streetchildren, infants (under 2 years), museum workers and teachers (with valid IDs) get in free.

Massive museum with collections of Filipino fine art, archaeology, botany, natural history & more.