Baguio Museum
A small museum on Baguio's city history and the cultures of the Cordillera's indigenous peoples, with rich and easy-to-follow exhibits.
The museum displays by ethnic group the clothing, weapons, wood carvings and everyday tools of Cordillera peoples including the Ifugao, Benguet, Kalinga and Abra. It also has a replica mummy and tells the story of Baguio's development from a pine-forest village into a summer capital. Small in size but packed with information, it makes a good background visit before the BenCab Museum or Tam-awan. Admission is about PHP 100, and it's located near City Hall.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Baguio Night Market
- Burnham Park
- Session Road
- Baguio Cathedral
- Laperal White House
- Baguio City Public Market
- Diplomat Hotel
- Camp John Hay