When I found out that my next project location would be in Museo Pambata for a pre-nup photo shoot, I immediately grabbed the opportunity even though it means getting up early and going home late on a Sunday.
I've never been to Museo Pambata, not even on a field trip. When I first found out that the couple that we'll be shooting wanted to have their pre nup pictorial taken at the museo pambata musuem, I wondered what the place will look like.
But more to that pre-nup in the coming days...
Anyway, since it's something new, so I asked my sister to take snap shots of the place as well.
My favorite part of the museo pambata is the Human Body system section:
Here's my sister posing with the pregnant momma
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| These are |
intestines
I love how everything is interactive
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| They also have little kiddie markets |
And they have the industrialization section
They also have the room for careers for kids
So cute, they made it comics-style so it'll not be boring
Tips:
Museum Schedule
Tuesday - Saturday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sep - Mar)
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Apr - Aug)
Sunday
1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Note: The museum is closed on Mondays and other official holidays.
Museum Fees
- Street children, infants (under 2 years), museum workers, teachers (with valid ID) FREE
- Children and Adults P100.00
- Manila residents (with valid ID) 50% discount
- Tour groups of thirty (30) or more can avail of a special discount.
- All programs are FREE with admission unless otherwise stated.
Museo Pambata Address:
Roxas Boulevard corner South Drive
Manila, Philippines 1000
Telephone: (632) 523.1797 to 98, 536-0595
Facsimile: (632) 522.1246
Mobile (bookings and reservations only): 0918-382-2212
Email: info@museopambata.org
If you have school-age kids, it's best to take them at museo pambata for a change. It's fun and educational as well.
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