Museo ng Pampangulong Sasakyan — Attraction in Quezon City

🚗👩‍💼🤵 I love how the cars were preserved, painted uniformly and garaged on a well - designed, air-conditioned facility that's appropriately imbued with a "presidential" vibe to it. The security guard was eloquent and seems prepared for anything the guests may need. I hate to sound fussy or hypercritical but I guess the only downside to NHCP's museums in general is the lack of interaction and guidance of the curator to the guests which, I think, is in their job description. Well, what more can I complain when admission is free? It wouldn't hurt if they'd be more involved in explaining the descriptions of the exhibits. Some people need assistance with the information they provided, not everyone can comprehend them especially with regards to age group, foreign travelers and those who have not much of a knack for history,...

I was amazed by this place, the museum is free of entrance and it is air-conditioned inside, friendly staff, things are not allowed inside the museum, they need to put it on the package/baggage counter before entering. All are complete info regarding the cars and its owner.

Ventilation is good, lights are promising, there are flags, statues and other information that students wanted to know more.

The ambiance is perfect to preserve the...

My 1st time to visit this Philippine Presidents Car Museum. I appreciate the old cars and vehicles used by the former Philippine Presidents from Pres. Aguinald to Pres. Macapagal-Arroyo. We'll visit this again for some...