Clark Museum
Clark Museum and 4D Theater
A museum that traces Clark's history over a century, from Aeta indigenous people and the US military base to its life as a freeport, with a volcano-themed 4D theater.
The museum stands beside the Clark Parade Ground. Through panels, models, and artifacts, it tells the story of the Aeta people, Spanish colonization, Fort Stotsenburg and Clark Air Base under the US military, the Japanese occupation during World War II, and the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo, which led to the American withdrawal. The attached 4D theater screens a short film about volcanoes. Admission is cheap, and the museum is usually closed on Mondays. Allow about an hour, and combine your visit with a bike ride around the Parade Ground or a stop at the Clark Veterans Cemetery.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun about 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Aqua Planet
- Dinosaurs Island Clark
- Zoocobia Fun Zoo
- Kamikaze East Airfield Peace Memorial
- Sandbox at Alviera
- Aling Lucing Sisig
- Holy Rosary Parish Church, Angeles
- Pamintuan Mansion