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Corner A. Pichon and C.M. Recto Streets, Davao City, Mindanao 8005, Philippines

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Jen S

39

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Educating!

This museum was near our hotel so we just walked for abt 10mins, easy walking so as not to tire ourselves. It was easy to find, and at first we thought it was a regular ancestors house but the philippine flag made it easier for...More

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nolimetangere

Quezon City

31

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Davao Museum of Culture

"Twas a guided tour by well-informed Tourism student walking tourists through the rich history and multi-ethnic culture of Davao in a two-storey semi-concrete building. The 11 tribes of Davao were an eyefull. Paintings for sale on the side at reasonable prices. There is no entrance...More

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rkab

Bacoor, Philippines

3722

Reviewed 16 August 2018

A Great Davao Attraction

A great place to visit in Davao, very educational. The Tour Guide we got was excellent, she really helped us learn a lot about the history of Davao. The tour itself took around half an hour, starting from the first floor to the second floor....More

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caleb m

4812

Reviewed 8 August 2018 via mobile

Soul of Davao

Free entrance and overview of the City of Davao with its artifact and history in a glance. We were guided by Giselle during our visit in this place. Her explanation of the Davao were clear and concise. Beside that, Bianca also helped us by listing...More

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ZenithWanderer

8925

Reviewed 5 August 2018

Davao at a Glimpse? Check this out!

I got surprised that one it is for free and two there's a tour guide who will accompany you and tell you a lot of things about Davao. If you want to learn about Davao without paying a penny or you're on a tight budget,...More

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Coreen C

Santa Rosa, Philippines

165

Reviewed 1 August 2018 via mobile

Thank you Nanay Soling for this place 🌸

Our guide, Randy, is very knowledgeable and has good sense of humor. Learn more about Davao's hero, Datu Bago, and why Davao was called as such. 💡

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AMC286

Angeles City, Philippines

290104

Reviewed 2 July 2018

Museum of the People of Davao

Museo Dabawenyo is one of the two known museums in Davao. Locals and foreigners visit this Museo to see a glimpse of the past scenes of Davao ; a rich collection of the best and most prominent handicrafts that Davao is known for. Divided into...More

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John S

Wichita, Kansas, United States

307

Reviewed 22 June 2018

I learned some of my history!

Museo Dabawenyo is a place that every Davawenyo should visit...it's small, but the docents are friendly and informative. Great place to learn..or re-learn our history!

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lucillelatonio

Cebu City, Philippines

87

Reviewed 22 May 2018

Educational and Rich

The best thing about this museum is that it's FREE! Though not for little kids to enjoy, but if your into History, you'd appreciate the place. Learned a lot about the rich culture of Davao and it's people.

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MyloDylan

Cagayan de Oro, Philippines

3555

Reviewed 27 April 2018 via mobile

Free Entrance Fee

Everybody has a soul, and Davao City's soul can be seen at this particular museum. Although this museum needs a redecoration or rearrangement, her collection is vast. The docent would gladly welcome everybody with a sweet smile. Davao has 11 tribes, four non-islamic and eleven...More

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CaliTo69

What is the opening and closing time? entrance fee?

24 May 2016|

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hi there! Museo Dabawenyo has the following schedule of opening and closing: Tuesday 9:00AM–12:00PM, 1:00–6:00PM Wednesday 9:00AM–12:00PM, 1:00–6:00PM Thursday 9:00AM–12:00PM, 1:00–6:00PM Friday... More