CEBU CITY — For three days, British tourist Jeff Reed was frolicking on a beach in Cebu with his girlfriend until he decided to check out the “small museum with a character” that his father had told him about four months ago. Reed booked a cab through a ride-hailing app and went to Casa Gorordo Museum on Eduardo Aboitiz Street in Parian, an old district where wealthy families used to live. 3D virtual mapTo the left of the reception desk are boards that give a brief history of the museum. Nat’l historical landmarkIn 1991, the National Historical Institute declared Casa Gorordo a national historical landmark for its historical and social significance. (Museum fee is P120 or P150, depending on package inclusions which consist of a tour guide, a tablet, souvenir items and drinks at the café.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer April 14, 2018 21:56 UTC