This is a relatively small museum and you probably only need 30 minutes here, 45 maximum. They have some really lovely glass sculptures on show here by Ramon Orlina. The museum also displays some paintings and sculptures by other well know Philippine artists such as BenCab. The pieces are well displayed and not crammed in. Well worth stopping in for a short visit.

We visted the museum which is an art gallery of glass sculptures and othe pieces of art plus a sculpture garden. The sculptures are quite stunning and this really is a little gem of a place near the Tagatay markets. Modern art that you really would like in your home.

If you're in Tagaytay and you want an escape from it's now too crowded attractions this one's for you. It's right across Tagaytay-Sta.Rosa road. WARNING! for newbie drivers, you're in for a challenge. The intimidatingly steep road that leads to the museum may appear difficult, it's so steep that I couldn't help but literally hold my breath while we're on our way down. Nested on a spot where you could enjoy Tagaytay's awesome view of the country's smallest volcano, Taal, this museum also houses a great collection of glass sculptures. I find most of the pieces unique and almost unreal. I'm pretty sure that shaping glass is not an easy feat, what more if you have to shape them into lifelike sculptures? Truly a masterclass collection. Paintings, Sculptures, and other art installations from other artists are also present in this four story museum, which by the way also has a garden full of metal installations and a roof deck that would give you a majestic view of Taal lake. A hundred pesos is not a bad price at all. Here are some of the photos I took.