A must visit in Tagaytay! At first glance, I thought it is just a small museum but when I entered this museum exceeded my expectations. Safety protocols include limited number of persons allowed inside, wearing of faceshield and face mask are required and there is a temperature check and health declaration to be filled up before entering. The location may be difficult for some due to the steep road and it is not along the road. Entrance fee is 130 pesos as of Nov 29, 2020 and you will see other paintings/sculptors not from Orlina only.
The artworks especially the glass sculptures by Orlina were mindblowing and extraordinary..
Good place to relax a bit or taking photos. The mountain is a bit steep but definitely good for walk. I loved the sky view, made me feel that i can touch the clouds.
Great place to visit when your in Tagaytay..A photographer can take your picure and converted it to a puzzle was a great souvenir after visiting the place..
Parking area is available to those who bring their car during the visit.
A beautiful small chapel located along Tagaytay-Calamba road, easily accessible by public transport. The chapel itself is small, but the atmosphere is solemn, and you can feel the presence of the Holy Spirit within. Good place to pray and meditate... The statue of Our Lady of Manaoag just beside the chapel is impressive, though it looks like it is not 50 feet tall.
Before it was more livelier and offers were better... But you'd understand that pandemic has happened... But still food is something you can appreciate without cashing out too much
It's a serene and peaceful place of worship. You can feel the calm and tranquility. You can also buy some religious products such as scapular, rosaries etc. The church is small but worth the time spent. I recommend that you visit even if it's just for a short while.
you think you're in heaven when you have just a little bit of happiness on earth and you feel like cooking eating the best meal in the world prepared just for you it could be but you never can paint the pictureu
Some good art. Even more good food. Come later in the day as it can be very hot and crowded earlier on. Don't expect bargains (FB Marketplace and private commissions still the way to go for these). Basically, bring a camera, an appetite, and an umbrella.
Park a few minutes walk away instead of trying to find a close-by parking slot. Another reason to come later in the day so the walk isn't as hot.
What a great museum in Manila. Both my husband and I loved the 90 minutes we walked around this beautiful contemporary spot. The service was also very accommodating. I was not able to bring in my small shoulder bag for security reasons but I noticed women were allowed to carry in their purses that were actually bigger. Men, leave anything like a backpack at home or hotel. I felt completely welcomed here and safe.
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