Ayala Museum Artist Space, Makati

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Operation schedule:

Open Tuesdays to Sundays from 9am to 6pm, including holidays except Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, Holy Thursday to Saturday (Catholic calendar). Closed on Mondays.

Displays:

First Floor - Changing Exhibits

Second Floor - Philippine Diorama Experience, Maritime Vessels exhibits

Third Floor - Paintings by Filipino Masters (Pioneers of Philippine Art, Images of Nation exhibits)

Fourth Floor - Special Collections (trade ceramics, pre-colonial Philippine gold, national costumes)

Annex (in front of Greenbelt 5 ground floor entrance) - ArtistSpace

Admission Fees:

FULL ACCESS

- Regular adult (non-residents): 425 Php

- Regular student, senior citizens PWD: 300 Php

- Discounted resident* adult: 225 Php

- Local student, senior citizen, PWD: 125 Php

CHANGING EXHIBITS ONLY

- All Changing Exhibits: 200 Php

--- Discounted Senior/PWD: 140 Php

- ONE Changing Exhibit: 150 Php

--- Discounted Senior/PWD: 100 Php

Free admission:

-- Teachers/Educators (with valid ID)

-- Ayala Museum members

-- Museum workers

-- Employees of Ayala Group of Companies

* Residents of the Philippines include all Filipino citizens and foreigners with permanent local address.

Location:

We are in the corner of Makati Avenue and De La Rosa Street in Makati City, Philippines. Landmarks within the immediate proximity include Greenbelt (4 and 5), PLDT, The Link, The Landmark.

For foreign/regional visitors, hotels within walking distance from the museum include Makati Shangrila, Raffles/Fairmont, New World Hotel, Manila Peninsula, Ascott, and Intercontinental Hotel.

Other prime locations within 5-10 minutes walking distance from us include Glorietta, SM Makati, MRT-3 Ayala Avenue Station, Tower One and Exchange Plaza, and Ayala Triangle.

For more information, visit www.ayalamuseum.org or email hello@ayalamuseum.org.