How do I get from Pinto Art Museum to LRT?
- Walk from the LRT Station going to the Jeepney Terminal near Farmers' Market.
- Take a jeepney ride going to Antipolo City Church. (Take the jeep with Antipolo Simbahan Sumulong Hi-way placard). ...
- Once at Antipolo Church, take a tricycle ride going to Pinto Art Gallery.
Entrance fee as of 2020.
Regular Pinto Art Museum entrance fee is at PHP 250. Senior citizens and PWDs with IDs pay PHP 200. Kids and students with IDs pay PHP 125.
Pintô Art Museum is an exhibition space and contemporary museum located in the Philippines' historic pilgrimage city of Antipolo outside of Manila. The museum was founded in 2010 to publicly exhibit the art collection of Filipino neurologist and patron of the arts, Dr. Joven Cuanang.
To get to Intramuros, you can either take the LRT-1 (light-rail transit) or the jeepney going in. When choosing the LRT-1, alight at the Central Terminal Station, then walk five minutes to Manila City Hall. From there, walk to the pedestrian underpass that takes you across Padre de Burgos Street.
- Take the LRT-1 to Doroteo Jose station.
- Walk through the connecting foot bridge towards LRT-2-Recto terminal station.
- Take the LRT-2 to Santolan station.
- Ride an FX/ jeep to Antipolo.
After months of closure, Pinto Art Museum officially reopened last September 2020 with new safety guidelines for visitors. They highly discourage visitors traveling with children, infants, senior citizens, and immunocompromised guests. No reservations are needed to visit the museum and they currently accepts walk-ins.
Consider layers and comfortable footwear, but stick to elevated classics. You might be tempted to hit the cultural institution in your most casual outfits, but it's worth paying a little respect to the greats you've gone to visit, dressing in a way that might pay proper homage to the artwork you see on the walls.
There's no dress code.
Ticket prices: P500. 00 for adults and P400. 00 for students, senior citizens and PWDs. Don't forget to bring your ID to avail the discount.
Pintô Art Museum is an exhibition space and contemporary museum located in the Philippines' historic pilgrimage city of Antipolo outside of Manila. The museum was founded in 2010 to publicly exhibit the art collection of Filipino neurologist and patron of the arts, Dr. Joven Cuanang.
When did Pinto Art Museum open?
| Established | 2010 |
| Type | Art museum |
| Founder | Joven Cuanang |
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| General information | |
Is Cavite or Rizal? They might feel like it, but officially, no. Antipolo, Cavite, and Rizal are outside of Metro Manila. Antipolo is the first city east of the NCR, and it marks the beginning of Rizal Province.
- From EDSA, ride the MRT to Taft Avenue Station.
- Transfer to LRT 1. There's a footbridge connecting MRT Taft Station to LRT 1 EDSA Station.
- Board the train and alight at U.N. Avenue Station.
- The museum is just a few minutes walk from the station.
Take the LRT2 to Recto terminal station. Walk through the connecting foot bridge towards LRT1 Doroteo Jose station. Ride a jeep to Baclaran/Mabini, and get off at Intramuros.
If you are coming by public transport Get a Jeepney to the Antipolo Simbahan and then tricycle to Antipolo Star Resort, (about 10 minutes) All the tricycle drivers know where the resort is.
The quickest way to get from Makati City to Antipolo is to taxi which costs ₱280 - ₱340 and takes 16 min. Is there a direct bus between Makati City and Antipolo? Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Greenbelt 5 and arriving at SM City Masinag.
Sturdy Footwear
Museums inevitably involve a lot of walking, sometimes for hours, and you'll need to wear comfortable slip-on shoes like loafers, mules, or fashion sneakers. Don't go so far as to wear flip-flops, though. They might not be appropriate in such a formal setting. Avoid high heels as well.
While most major museums don't have a dress code for visitors (except on special occasions like an opening night of an art exhibition), it still pays to show up in a decent outfit. This means avoiding wearing clothes that can be considered too casual, like flip-flops.
co*cktail or smart casual wear is recommended, though the design and colors should be minimalist; nothing one wears should take a visitor's attention away from the art. Some gallery or exhibit openings may specify a dress code on the invitation.
How much is the entrance fee in Ayala Museum?
Ayala Museum charges a reasonable admission fee of 425 pesos for adults, which gives you access to 4 floors of galleries, including both the permanent and temporary exhibitions.
Joven Cuanang. The museum (pintômeans door in Filipino) was founded on the principle that art plays a diplomatic role in bridging distinctive nationalities, worldviews, and communities.
Antipolo lies at the foot of the Sierra Madre—the longest mountain range in the Philippines—that plays host to evergreen forests and waterfalls. One of these is even considered a renowned landmark in Rizal, the Hinulugang Taktak. Known for its beauty and majesty, the 21-meter-high waterfalls are a sight for tourists.
