Baguio Museum
New·₱50 entrance· 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Verified· confirmed 1 week ago
Quiet right now
based on typical Saturday evening
About
The Baguio Museum is a compact museum housed in a striking, Ifugao-inspired building of wood and stone at the corner of Harrison and Governor Pack Roads, near the Baguio Convention Center and Burnham Park. Echoing the region's traditional stilt houses, its main exhibit level sits on the second floor, with additional galleries above and below. Inside, intricate dioramas, tribal artifacts, and displays trace the life of the various indigenous groups of the Cordilleras — Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, Abra, Mountain Province and more — alongside a detailed history of the city and rotating temporary exhibits. Its most talked-about piece is an authentic mummified body, and the rooftop offers a panoramic view honoring the region's heroes. It's modest in size but a worthwhile, affordable introduction to Baguio and Cordilleran culture — best paired with a Burnham Park visit nearby.
Amenities
- Cordillera tribal artifact galleries
- Mummy display
- City-history dioramas
- Rooftop viewpoint
- Rotating temporary exhibits
- Ifugao-inspired architecture
- Parking · Restrooms
Facilities
- Parking
- Restroom
Good to know
Entrance fee₱50–100
PaymentsCash
Good forGroupsSolo-friendlyFamily-friendly
Today's Hours
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Address
DOT-PTA Complex, Governor Pack Road (corner Harrison Road), Baguio City
Landmark: Ifugao-inspired wood-and-stone building at the corner of Harrison Road and Governor Pack Road, near the Baguio Convention Center and Burnham Park
Phone
+63 74 248 1147Typical Visit
60 minutes
Typically busy
Usually busy at these times — based on typical patterns, not live crowd data.
- Weekend daytime
- Holiday peak
Plan your visit
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings are quietest. Closed Mondays.
What to bring
Cash for entry and a light jacket. Allow about an hour.
Things to do
- See Cordillera tribal artifacts — clothing, weapons, tools
- See the authentic mummified body on display
- Walk through the city-history dioramas
- Take in the rooftop panoramic view
- Catch the rotating temporary exhibits
- Admire the Ifugao-inspired architecture
Getting there
Centrally located on Governor Pack Road, a short walk from Burnham Park and City Hall; easily reached on foot, by taxi, or by jeepney — roughly a 10–15 minute walk from Session Road.
Rules & notes
Not to be confused with Museo Kordilyera (the UP Baguio museum, also on Gov. Pack Road but closed Mondays and Fridays). Photography rules vary — ask on arrival.
Where
Landmark: Ifugao-inspired wood-and-stone building at the corner of Harrison Road and Governor Pack Road, near the Baguio Convention Center and Burnham Park
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