One of the best contemporary art museums in the Philippines, set in a compound of whitewashed buildings on a wooded hillside outside Antipolo. The collection covers Filipino artists of the past three decades — Manuel Ocampo, Elmer Borlongan, Mark Justiniani, Marina Cruz, and many others — across six interconnected galleries and a sculpture garden.
The setting itself is part of the appeal: Mediterranean-style walls, fountains, and viewpoints over the valley. There is an organic café in the grounds. Closed Mondays. Allow at least two hours.