Dive back into the world of fun and wonder for kids and kids-at-heart, as Museo Pambata is reopening its doors this December!
Following its renovation and temporary closure, which began in 2022, the Philippines’ first children’s museum is set to make a soft reopening on Dec. 6 this year at its location along Roxas Boulevard, Manila.
The reimagined Museo Pambata will offer new experiences and interactive spaces. This includes a modern Bahay Kubo, which transforms the museum’s herbal garden into a space where visitors can experience a traditional Filipino home.
Another new space to look forward to is the “Balay Yatu,” a brand-new building that will feature artworks made from various regions in the Philippines and will be home to the museum’s gift shop and cafe. The space will also be used for Museo Pambata’s events and activities.
The museum will also feature revamped mainstays, such as its iconic “Bahay Pukyutan” outdoor play space, among others.
The reopening comes just in time for the museum’s 30th anniversary. To celebrate this, Museo Pambata is also holding a series of activities for parents and kids, such as the “Isla Pambata” exhibition and “Dulaan Pambata” performances starting this month.
The newly revamped Museo Pambata is open from Tuesday to Sunday, with tours held on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. It is also available for private group reservations, rentals, and private events on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
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Location: Museo Pambata, Roxas Boulevard cor. South Drive, Manila
Opening Hours: 10 AM to 5 PM (Friday to Sunday) | Tuesday to Thursday for private groups and events
Admission Fee: P300 (Friday), P450 (Saturday & Sunday), Free (Children 2 years old and under)
