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Museong Pambata

The Museo Pambata is a children's interactive museum, the first of its kind in the Philippines. It is in a sense an alternative to the formal classroom environment where learning resembles a one-way street – the teacher imparts knowledge and the students absorb it. In Museo Pambata, children can use their total senses and learn various concepts at their own pace. It excites the minds of the young, inspires them to learn more, and most importantly revitalizes what child learning should be – fun and exciting!

History

Opened in 1994, Museo Pambata is the dream come true of Nina Lim-Yuson, an early childhood educator and mother of four, who once brought her young children to the Boston Children’s Museum in America. They had so much fun with the museum's hands-on exhibits that she wished there was a similar place back home where her kids - and the millions of Filipino children - can learn and have fun at the same time.

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Philippine Army Museum

This is the repository of antique guns, cannons, tanks and other World War II relics, including captured items, ammunition, medals and weaponry used by the New People's Army. As a special feature, the museum displays a tunnel with several exits. The setting of the museum is the headquarters of the Philippine Army itself, Fort Bonifacio. Of particular interest is the Museum's base relief by local artist Paul A. R. Quia which depicts the army's history from the Commonwealth days to the present. There is also a library on the premises.