Jesuit House Museum

Visiting Jesuit House Museum: A Hidden Hint of History

The Jesuit House Museum carries years of history as one of the oldest ancestral houses in Cebu. Claimed to have been built in 1730, the Jesuit House Museum is one of the oldest museums in Cebu. It’s a building that is rich in Philippine history. Located in the former business district of Parian, this heritage house is frequented by many

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Yap Sandiego Ancestral House

Visit the Oldest Ancestral House in Cebu City

Cebu’s first ancestral house, Yap-Sandiego Ancestral House, has been in Parian for more than three centuries. The Parian district played a crucial part in the history of Cebu City. This quiet neighborhood was once a center for trading and bartering before turning into a residential area for Chinese settlers in the 1600s. Today, Parian has several historic sites, including the

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The main living room area of the Casa Gorordo Museum

The Casa Gorordo Museum and Its Memories of Colonial Cebu

Casa Gorordo shows its visitors what a typical house in the 19th century looked like. There are a number of museums in Cebu worth seeing. Old antiques and centuries-long infrastructure give insights on how the city was before today. Casa Gorordo is a perfect spot to learn about the life of Cebuanos during and after the Spanish colonization. This two-storey

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Cebu's Pride, the Museo Sugbo

A Euphoric Trip to Cebu History: Visiting the Museo Sugbo

Museo Sugbo is a museum in Cebu City that houses all kinds of artifacts gathered from the different islands in Cebu. Museo Sugbo takes you on a stroll along the many years of Cebu history. It houses galleries that transport you back to notable moments from the past and informs you of the lesser known trivia from way back during

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Brass sculpture at a gallery of Modern Art in Cebu

Find the Best Modern Art in Cebu at the Qube Gallery

This sculpture depicting two boys playing Basketball is one of the pieces of art you can find at the Qube Gallery. Cebu is known as the design capital of the Philippines, and was declared one of UNESCO’s creative cities in 2019. Spawning multiple world-renowned artists and designers, the locals’ best work can be found on the walls of famous food

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