I personally think the museum's overall ambiance could be better. Nonetheless, I am quite fascinated by the artifacts displayed therein. They seem well preserved despite the fact that they are simply exposed (i.e. not encased or whatever) and easy to touch (although signs say HANDS OFF - quite rude, I think haha). The guides/ushers are not exactly very warm, though (at least not to us). They are kind, with smiles, but I wish they were a lot warmer (they seemed nicer to the other tourists). One was even watching some show in her phone while waiting for us to leave a certain area. Anyway, the museum is about the artifacts, not them, so it's not a big deal, really. No entrance fee, by the way. But you might be asked to give some donation. Documents, modes of transports, house furniture and appliances (still can't believe they had refrigerator! Haha!), clothes, uniforms, paintings, and other vintage stuff - these are among the things you will find in Crisologo Museum.