Metropolitan Museum of Manila
Metropolitan Museum of Manila
3.5
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Woldz
Quezon City, Philippines331 contributions
Jun 2023 • Friends
I've been wanting to visit Met but was unable to. Then I learned that it had actually relocated from Manila to Taguig. My art-loving friend made the decision to accompany me. Although admission is free, you might need to register, maybe for the museum, to avoid large crowds of people. There weren't many art pieces at that time due to ongoing construction. In general, it is definitely worthwhile to visit Met while in Taguig.
Written January 3, 2024
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Perth, Australia136 contributions
Jun 2024 • Couples
In every way disappointing, First, getting in: even if it is all but deserted, the process is a cumbersome on-line one. Why can't one just get a ticket at the door?
Then, the officious young interns who staff the place: there are dozens of them, inefficiently doing nothing in particular, except enforcing bizarre rules (photos are allowed, but you need to fill out two forms to use a "real" camera, yet not a phone one... even though the latter can take pictures just as easily posted to the web or wherever without permission, one would have thought). Next, the cost: very high for so little. And finally, there was indeed "little" to see. Utterly underwhelming.
The only thing going for the place is its location. But like much of Bonafacio Global City, more hype than substance, and all with a hefty price tag.
Then, the officious young interns who staff the place: there are dozens of them, inefficiently doing nothing in particular, except enforcing bizarre rules (photos are allowed, but you need to fill out two forms to use a "real" camera, yet not a phone one... even though the latter can take pictures just as easily posted to the web or wherever without permission, one would have thought). Next, the cost: very high for so little. And finally, there was indeed "little" to see. Utterly underwhelming.
The only thing going for the place is its location. But like much of Bonafacio Global City, more hype than substance, and all with a hefty price tag.
Written July 14, 2024
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
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