[2025 Antipolo Attraction] Travel Guide for Pinto Art Gallery (Updated Jul)

#solotrip Museum-hopping is an activity I definitely enjoy doing alone. Even though I love going to places with people, sometimes going alone especially to a museum is also fun. You don't have to worry if you're taking a long time in an exhibition or whether you're breezing through something that you're companion's still interested in. There are lots of museums to visit in Manila but if you're wanting to go farther, there's a very beautiful museum you can visit in Antipolo City. Pinto Art Museum is a contemporary art museum in Antipolo City. It's a complex of galleries with restaurants and very pretty gardens. There are many thinkpieces that are also photo-worthy. Everywhere you look has a good view and somehow evokes the feeling of not being in the Philippines. Due to the museum's scenic gardens and structures, the place is often considered as one of the wedding venue choices by couples.

Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo is a blend of serenity and inspiration. The museum’s open, Mediterranean-style architecture and lush gardens create a calming atmosphere, perfect for wandering through the various galleries. You’ll be struck by the powerful collection of Filipino contemporary art, with each piece offering a unique, thought-provoking perspective. We love taking our time in the outdoor spaces, where we can relax and enjoy the panoramic views of Antipolo. It’s not just an art museum—it’s a peaceful retreat that blends creativity with nature. #PintoArtMuseum #Antipolo #ArtAndNature #FilipinoArt #MuseumVibes #ArtLovers #WeekendEscape

Today, I visited the Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo. It's about an hour's drive from Manila. The entrance fee is 250 pesos per person, which you pay at the entrance. It was around early afternoon on a Saturday, and the number of people was just right—not too many, not too few. The inside is more spacious than I expected, with a European garden-like atmosphere. There are several galleries connected, showcasing contemporary art in a variety of forms. Not only paintings but also unique objects, decorated bikes, and rooms that recreate bamboo groves, among other things. There are also places to eat and a café space inside. It was my first visit, but it was more impressive than I had anticipated. If you love museums and have already visited all the nearby ones, I highly recommend checking this place out.

#timetotravel This is Pinto Art Museum or Gallery, a stunning place where you can totally appreciate amazing artwork from local artist! Not only that, the interior and exterior of the building is absolutely stunning with a strong mediterranian feels to it. Once you are on the grounds and in the building, there is that immediate feeling being in Europe or anywhere but Philippines. A great place for photographers as well.! Entrance Fee: 250 pesos Address: 1 Sierra Madre St, Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #philippines #art

About 40 minutes by car from Makati I went to the Pinto Museum, an art museum I used the Grab ride-hailing app to get there 🚘 Surrounded by beautiful nature 🌲 A museum focusing on contemporary art There are also works by local artists and Japanese artists 🥺 There are many rest areas outside, so if you get tired You can take a break and take Instagram-worthy photos 🤭 There is also a cafe restaurant, so it's okay if you get hungry 😏💕 ※Manila has a lot of traffic and it often takes longer than you think! There are many rip-offs, so I recommend using a ride-hailing app instead of a street car! Admission fee 250 pesos (635 yen current rate July 2023) It is also recommended for those living in Manila 😊 Antipolo, where the Pinto Museum is located, also has the Avilon Zoo, one of the largest in the Philippines 🦁 #Manila #Philippines #777 #Museum #Contemporary art

Address - 1 Sierra Madre Street, Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo Rizal Ambiance/Facilities - The white architectural surroundings would really relax your mind. The buildings and grounds are beautiful and there are also a couple of cafes inside the museum. Highlights - We particularly liked their exhibitions of local artists paintings from Borlongan and Tapaya. Avg. Price per Person - Php 250 Rating - 5/5 #mytripvlog #art #summervacation

If you ever find yourself in Manila, Phillipines and yearn to escape the hussle and bustle of the city. You could consider popping by Pinto Aet Museum at Antipolo. It is about an hour away from Manila. Tho i would suggest that you plan the trip as the traffic can get heavy at times as the road leading to Antipolo is going up the mountain range. Once you do get there. You are greeted by the lush green scenery of the place. Oh and dont forget to have lunch at their in house restaurant. The food is simply delicious , something to fill your tummy before you explore and take in the art on display. A wonderful balance of nature and contemporary art.

Art is an interesting means of expression. It is creative, unique, and sometimes, full of emotions. Antipolo City's Pinto Art Museum houses hundreds of displays for people to appreciate. Being there told me that there are talented individuals who make the world a better place by creating beautiful masterpieces. It's almost hard to pick a favorite one! But what truly stood out for me was the art on the swing. It's a display of life: up, down, sometimes, still. Regardless of your trajectory, be a beautiful living art piece. #artshunting

Wow Antipolo, you truly amaze me! We visited the Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo recently and we were truly amazed by this place. It feels magical with the numerous picture perfect areas and poses you can do. It’s like we’re visiting Italy/Greece when we were here. You just need to pay their standard subdivision fee of Php 20 to enter and pay parking. There are parking attendants inside the village. Wearing of face masks is strictly enforced inside. There are short stories per art. If you’re looking for an iconic first date, I suggest going to this place. It is my second time going here and there are more attractions now compared to before. Must visit! #pinto #art

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Just east of Metro, Manila is the historic pilgrimage city of Antipolo where it holds Pinto Art Museum. The museum is housed with galleries, some personalized museums, a souvenir store and a cafe. There is collection of massive art, from paintings to sculptures and mixed media that can tell stories, myths and histories. Every inch and corner is picturesque and the place fosters a serene and tranquil atmosphere especially during the weekdays when there are not much tourists and museum goers. The place has also a cafe and restaurant if you want to chill after a long day of discovering history, art and archaeology. #artgallery#artexhibit#café#culturalattractions

If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat filled with art, greenery, and architectural charm, Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo is a must-visit. 🎨✨ Nestled in a Mediterranean-inspired garden, every corner is a photo opportunity — from thought-provoking modern Filipino art to white-washed arches and open-air galleries. 🏛️🌿 We spent hours strolling through the maze-like paths and multi-level halls, soaking in both the creative energy and calming atmosphere. Pro tip: come early to enjoy softer lighting and fewer crowds, and wear comfy shoes for all the walking. 📸 Don’t miss the rooftop café with a scenic view of Metro Manila — perfect for a break after exploring! 📍 Antipolo, Rizal (around 1–1.5 hr drive from Manila)

#springitinerary We spent a lovely day at Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo and it was such a refreshing experience! The museum is filled with amazing contemporary Filipino art paintings, sculptures and installations that really make you think. The buildings have a Mediterranean feel, with white walls and open spaces that let in lots of natural light. Walking through the gardens between galleries was so peaceful, and the views of the surrounding area were beautiful. If you're looking for a mix of art, nature and relaxation, Pinto Art Museum is a perfect choice. It's a great place to unwind and get inspired. #JammersTheExplorer #pintoartmuseum #Philippines

In the Philippines, there's a stunning body of water surrounded by lush mountains—the largest lake in the Philippines. This road trip will take you on a roughly 200 km journey around the lake, where you'll visit three unique attractions. Check out the map at the end of the article for the exact location and route. Ready, Set, Go! Budget: Approximately P2,478 per person for this incredible journey—great value for your money. Essentials: Pack sandals, swimwear, and clothes that are easy to change into. Sandals are practical for navigating varied terrain, and swimwear is essential for enjoying the water. Vehicle: We chose a Mazda 2 sedan for its compact size and maneuverability on the roads along the way. Starting with Art: Pinto Art Museum We set off at 8:30 am and arrived at a café near the museum a little after 9:00 am. We enjoyed breakfast in the cozy atmosphere, fueling up for a day of adventure. At 10:00 am, we entered Pinto Art Museum, a private museum dedicated to showcasing and researching contemporary Filipino art. "Pinto" means "door" in Tagalog, and the museum truly is a gateway to aesthetic appreciation and cultural awareness. The museum's seven galleries house over 200 exhibits in various styles. Strolling through the galleries felt like wandering through a galaxy of art, with each piece telling its own unique story. We were captivated and spent an hour and a half immersed in this artistic journey. Chasing Waterfalls: Hulugan Falls At 2:30 pm, we had a quick meal at McDonald's in Pagsanjan before heading to the Hulugan Falls Jump-off Point. An enthusiastic guide led us on a tricycle ride, followed by a 20-minute downhill hike, and then Hulugan Falls came into view. Unfortunately, the weather took a turn, and we were drenched by a sudden downpour as soon as we arrived. Even our drone couldn't take off. However, the rain couldn't diminish the breathtaking beauty of Hulugan Falls. The 70m (230 ft) cascade plunged from the lush cliff face like a delicate veil, a stunning blend of power and beauty. Lakeside Feast: Isdaan Floating Restaurant At 5:30 pm, we arrived at the exotic Isdaan Floating Restaurant, a whimsical Thai-inspired world adorned with extravagant Buddha statues, small monk figurines, and mermaid sculptures. The restaurant serves authentic Filipino cuisine, creating a unique and charming dining experience. There are many floating restaurants made of bamboo rafts, known as "balsa" in Filipino. We ordered crispy pata, the tangy and flavorful beef sinigang, and a generous seafood platter—all delicious. A guitarist played soft melodies nearby, and there were also captivating acrobatic performances. The combination of delicious food and entertainment provided the perfect ending to our lakeside road trip. From art museums to natural wonders and unique culinary experiences, every stop on this lakeside road trip was full of surprises. Pack your enthusiasm and curiosity, and embark on your own unforgettable adventure!

The museum has a large and diverse collection of artworks. 7 galleries! In a property in the heart of Antipolo city, about 1 kilometer away from the Antipolo Cathedral! The art pieces were amazing! Though I am not an art expert, I was able to appreciate the effort and work of the Artists. We have lot of FIlipino Artists! I loved the Elmer Borlongan collection. The artworks here are spread out across several buildings. A lot to slowly take in. Could not imagine the number hours spent painting those murals!!! I think it's a must-see even if you're not into arts.... just appreciate the works of Filipino artists. Bottom line, Pinto Art Museum is really a beautiful place and refreshing with stunning plants and garden. The place is so relaxing. I highly recommend this place to those who live and work in the city to take the chance to unwind and embrace the true spirit of nature and people.

Pinto Art Gallery in Rizal is a hidden gem nestled amidst the lush landscapes of Antipolo, offering a captivating journey through contemporary Philippine art. Set within the sprawling Pinto Art Museum complex, this gallery showcases a diverse collection of artworks by both established and emerging Filipino artists. Visitors to Pinto Art Gallery are greeted by striking architecture, serene courtyards, and scenic vistas that create an immersive and tranquil atmosphere. The gallery's collection spans various mediums, including paintings, sculptures, installations, and mixed-media works, reflecting the rich cultural tapestry and artistic talent of the Philippines. Exploring Pinto Art Gallery is akin to embarking on a visual odyssey, with each exhibit offering thought-provoking insights into Philippine society, history, and identity. Beyond its artistic offerings, the gallery also hosts cultural events, workshops, and performances, fostering a dynamic and vibrant creative community in Rizal. Whether admiring contemporary masterpieces or simply basking in the serenity of its surroundings, a visit to Pinto Art Gallery promises an enriching and inspiring experience for art enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. #tripstars #travel

Have you finished your trip to Manila? Antipolo in the suburbs is also a good choice. There are a wealth of outdoor sports here, and you can ride an off-road vehicle through the mountains. You can play extreme sports on cloud 9 because there are mountains in Antipolo So there are many landscape cafes where you can overlook the Manila skyline. If you have time, it is a good choice to arrange a one-day tour and charter a car there. This pinto art museum is also a must-see attraction in Antipolo This is a place where Filipinos tend to go and is often crowded. The last time I went there, the parking lot was full and the inside was full of people. Fortunately, the museum is spread out layer by layer so it doesn’t feel crowded. There is no air conditioning here, they use height differences and windows to achieve convection So you may feel a little hot while viewing the exhibition. If you are tired, there is a restaurant inside where you can rest. The architecture here is really beautiful, it feels like you are in Europe The artwork inside was created by local artists. You can see many works related to Philippine politics, religion, culture, etc. If you can stay here for half a day, you can go play off-road vehicles first and then come over to have a look👀 #Museum #philippines #tourism

#manilatrip Pinto art museum is great place if you appreciate art. Creative, aesthetic, and colorful pieces are hidden in this place. Nestled in the scenic hills of Antipolo, this museum offered a refreshing escape from the city's hustle and bustle, welcoming visitors with its serene ambiance and stunning Mediterranean-inspired architecture. The architecture of the museum itself is a work of art. The design seamlessly integrates with the natural beauty of the surroundings, enhancing the overall visual appeal. The open spaces and strategically placed artworks allow for an unhurried exploration, encouraging visitors to savor every moment.

Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo City, Philippines is a unique destination for art and nature lovers alike. Located just outside the bustling metropolis of Manila, the museum is nestled in the lush, green hills of Antipolo. As visitors approach the entrance gates, they are captivated by its Mediterranean-style facade and the charming landscape surrounding it. Pinto Art Museum is home to vast collections of artworks from Filipino artists and international artists alike. With eight galleries, it offers a wide array of paintings, sculptures, installations, photography, and mixed-media artworks. It also features a library and cafe. Visitors can explore the museum's lush grounds, which are full of lush greenery, beautiful landscaping, and calming water features. Pinto Art Museum is a perfect place to enjoy the beauty of nature and art. It is sure to leave an indelible impression in the minds of visitors. Furthermore, the museum also serves as a venue for cultural activities and educational programs. It is truly a must-visit destination if you're looking for a unique experience in the Philippines. Address: Sierra Madre St, Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal, Philippines Admission cost per person - 250 pesos per person #philippines #antipolo #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #museum #art #tripblazers #antipolo #awesomepic

In the province of Rizal's city of Antipolo, there is a museum of art called the Pinto Art Museum. One of the most popular tourist destinations in the Philippines is it. The contemporary art gallery is located in Antipolo's Grand Heights neighborhood on a 1.4-hectare botanical property owned by Silangan Gardens. It features outstanding works of contemporary, indigenous, and up-and-coming local art created by talented artists from across the nation. In addition to that, Pinto Art Museum offers a number of spacious galleries that showcase original sculptures, paintings, and art installations. It is one of the most Instagrammable museums in the world as a result.#artmuseum #travelphotography #artgallery

A great place to explore arts especially paintings. Fascinating architecture and featuring Filipino Artists. The entry fee ranges from 125 pesos for children to 200 pesos for adults. Enjoy the picturesque spots for taking selfies, and the comfy daybeds for relaxing too. 📍1 Sierra Madre St, Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo, 1870 Rizal #bucketlistreboot

The place is great especially if you're into arts and artifacts. I guarantee you'll enjoy the beauty of the property. The food and drinks are nice too. Worth to visit. Most importantly, it is so accessible.

This museum is probably one of the best I've been to after having traveled to around 150 countries. The collection is modern, even anti-religion and erotic in some areas but what really stands out is the setting. I have attempted to find out what the buildings were before becoming a museum but it's unclear if they were purpose-built. #givethanks #givethanks