Museo Orlina
About
Glass that glows like ice and emerald! Museo Orlina is the private museum of Ramon Orlina, the Filipino sculptor who works only in glass. Wander through bright galleries and an outdoor amphitheater where the sculptures catch the light, and watch them change color as the sun moves across the sky. It is calm, artsy and very photogenic, and it is the perfect plan B when fog hides the Taal view. Give yourself about an hour, keep little ones close because the pieces are fragile, and bring cash for the ticket!
- 1–1.5 hrsTime to spend
- Any time of year; great on foggy or rainy days. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10 AM–6 PM (closed Mondays).Best time to go
- About ₱150 per personValue · Great value
- From the Olivarez terminal in Tagaytay, take the jeepney bound for People's Park/Palengke, which passes Museo Orlina.Getting there
What to do here
- See Ramon Orlina's glass sculptures
- Sit in the outdoor amphitheater
- Photo walk through the galleries
Know before you go
The sculptures are fragile; keep children from touching them.
Street parking is on a slope, so use your handbrake.
Limited on-site parking; most visitors park on the street below the entrance.
Entrance ₱150 general; ₱100 students, seniors and PWDs with ID (LakbayPinas, Sept 2026). Cash.
Give yourself about an hour, keep little ones close because the pieces are fragile, and bring cash for the ticket!
Where it is
Hollywood Subdivision Road, off Isaac O. Tolentino Avenue, Barangay Tolentino East, Tagaytay City, Cavite
By commuteFrom the Olivarez terminal in Tagaytay, take the jeepney bound for People's Park/Palengke, which passes Museo Orlina. By car, it is off Isaac O. Tolentino Avenue in Tolentino East.
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FAQ
How much is the entrance fee?
₱150, or ₱100 for students, seniors and PWDs (2026).
When is it open?
Tuesday to Sunday, 10 AM to 6 PM. Closed Mondays.
Who is Ramon Orlina?
A Filipino sculptor known for large works carved from glass.
Facts from lakbaypinas.com · thepoortraveler.net
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