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4.5 310 reviews 29 Pinaglabanan, San Juan City, Metro Manila, Philippines
The San Juan Heritage Museum is dedicated to preserving the rich history of San Juan. It features various exhibits and artifacts that reflect the city's past. The museum can be rented for events, providing a unique backdrop for gatherings.
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NHCP Museo El Deposito in 29 Pinaglabanan, San Juan City, Metro Manila, Philippines. PHP1,400 avg. price for typical events. Popular for Cultural events, Educational workshops. Amenities include Exhibition space, Restrooms, Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, Parking. Request a quote to check availability, packages, and date holds. The location offers convenient access for guests and vendors, with flexible layouts to suit seated dinners, cocktail receptions, and hybrid programs.
Best for:
Cultural eventsEducational workshops
Amenities
Exhibition spaceRestroomsAir conditioningWi-FiParking
Rating: 4.5/5 (310 Google reviews)
- 5.0/5:
Not crowded at all. We were the only people there when we visited. Their exhibits are well done and informative – good for kids!
The place is clean and well maintained. I noticed there is a restroom as well.
Free to visit. No fees but one can drop donations in the donation box.
– Anni E
- 5.0/5:
Nice historic spot with solid displays about El Deposito. The Rotary Club of San Juan Del Monte runs the project “Touch the Artist’s Vision” with brailled materials, making the exhibits accessible for visually impaired visitors, very commendable. The building is well-kept and staff are helpful. Signage could be clearer for first-time visitors. Usually calm and not too crowded on weekdays.
– Shenna Jaye Quitoriano
- 5.0/5:
Decided to visit Museo El Deposito since it was nearby. No admission fee at this time.
The tour started with a video showing of the history of the deposit then we went upstairs to read more on the history as well as look at the different displays.
Last part of our trip was us actually going to see the deposit. We wore hard hats and walked and witnessed how big it really was.
The exhibit itself was wheelchair friendly and I recommend bringing your family here for the vibe.
– Ria Jazmines
