Conveniently located in Markati (part of Metro Manila, one of the most populous metropolitan areas in the world), its collections of art, gold jewelry, historical dioramas, maritime vessels, and many other displays are dazzling and sure to impress. While visiting, plan on taking in some restorative sustenance amid the blissful ambiance of the M Café, which is located on the ground floor. It’s a perfect place to have lunch and a glass or cup of something stimulating before embarking on a further exploration of the museum. Complete with a Zen garden and a beautiful conference center, the Ayala Museum is a wonderful place for both cultural and historical education.
The Ayala is closed on Mondays, but is open every other day of the week, excluding certain holidays. The price of admission is dependent upon your status as either a resident or non-resident, and discounts are given to children, students and seniors. You may also choose to pay an additional fee for access to the fourth floor, which is not included in the base price. The museum is on De La Rosa Street in the Markati Avenue cor., and it is open Tuesday through Friday, 9 am to 6 pm, Saturday and Sunday, 10 am to 7 pm.
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