Museum of Philippine Maritime History

Ground Floor, Iloilo Customs House, Iloilo City, Iloilo, Philippines 5000

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Monday: Closed
Tuesday:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Wednesday:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Thursday:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Friday:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sunday:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Location

Ground Floor, Iloilo Customs House, Iloilo City, Iloilo, Philippines 5000

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Museum of Philippine Maritime History

4.7

Based on 47 reviews

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FabienA380

14:11 14 Feb 25

Visited on 14.2.2025. Very interesting displays, you go deep in history of the Philippines and their link to the sea. Everything is clearly written in both Tagalog and English. Strongly recommend. Free museum with donations if you want. Very good help also from the friendly staff.

Glenn Quiachon

07:51 31 Jan 25

Nick (Neek)

14:25 26 Jan 25

A nicely located museum in the middle of the city that devoted itself to the maritime history of the philippines from Magellan to WW2 to the present day. Lots of interesting history and facts about the philippines at this museum. I recommend visiting it.

Erich Widmer

05:34 18 Jan 25

Kiruthick Saravanan

04:48 11 Jan 25

Rosanna Perch

00:58 06 Aug 24

Great site for visitors and people looking to learn about the history of Iloilo and the Philippines.

elloi orobia

05:23 27 Jul 24

A.S.

12:43 24 Jul 24

The Philippine Maritime History Museum offers a fantastic, free experience with friendly staff, clean, and air-conditioned facilities. Situated in the city center, it is easily accessible to all visitors. The museum features interactive exhibits that engage both children and adults, making it an educational and enjoyable destination.

The Explorer

05:57 06 Jun 24

Nice place to know the history of the maritime in Iloilo.

Dalene Khay Balandra

13:52 25 May 24

Best museum in Iloilo City so far. Very well designed exhibits. Interior of second room is made to look like the inside of a galleon. Museum is free although there's a donation box near the entrance. Repurposing the old customs house into this beautiful museum is one of the best ideas the city government ever had