I have always wanted to go to Pinto Art Museum, and I finally did with the love of my life.
This is just a complilation of photos that we took during the visit. We thought it was only a typical art museum, but the place and collections are so vast it’s overwhelming.
HOW TO GET THERE:
- To reach Pinto Art Museum, you can drive to Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo; or
- You can take public transportation:
- Take a jeepney, FX, or UV to Antipolo and alight at Antipolo Church, Robinsons Antipolo, or Ynares Center.
- From there, hail a tricycle to Pinto Art Museum (just tell the driver and he’ll take you there).
NEW ADMISSION PRICES EFFECTIVE 01 June 2025:
- Regular Adult – Php 300
- PWD/Senior Citizen – Php 240
- Student – Php 150
Our visit to Pinto Art Museum was nothing short of breathtaking—the paintings and artworks were incredibly beautiful, each one telling a story that pulls you in. But I have to admit, the place is massive.
It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer size of it all, especially if you’re going with kids who might not have the patience to explore every corner. It feels more like a quiet, contemplative walk than a casual museum trip.
The good thing, though– there are plenty of cozy spots to eat and take a break, so you can slow down, recharge, and maybe even take in the art one section at a time.
You can buy merch at the exit, too!
I’m just glad that I already went, and indeed — we are the kids your parents warned you about.
Neyziellewanders 