Sentro Rizal

Museo ng Lahing Pilipino (Museum of Filipino Heritage)

THE MUSEUM

The Philippine Center features two distinctive event and cultural venues: Kalayaan Hall, located on the ground floor adjacent to the main lobby, and Sentro Rizal–Museo ng Lahing Pilipino, located on the fifth floor of the building.

The Sentro Rizal–Museo ng Lahing Pilipino serves as a showcase of Philippine culture, history, and heritage. The museum houses a collection of permanent exhibits, including traditional woodwork depicting Philippine history, national costumes, artifacts, sculptures, and other cultural pieces that reflect the country’s rich and diverse heritage.

Among its newest additions are two masterpieces by Fernando Amorsolo, one of the Philippines’ most celebrated artists and the country’s first National Artist for Painting. The works add significant artistic and cultural value to the Museum’s growing collection and provide visitors with a deeper appreciation of Philippine art and identity.

Covering approximately 2,096 square feet, the Museum can accommodate up to 49 guests and provides an intimate setting for exhibitions, cultural presentations, educational programs, and other activities that promote and celebrate the Philippines and its heritage.

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