セブでは、歴史的に最も重要な場所だと思います。古いMUSEUMですがとても洗練されていて、古さを感じません。英語でのガイドさんが案内せてくれました。

Staffs are very accomodating, the tourist guide assigned to us is very jolly and entertaining. The place had a very interesting history.

Just went there with no expectations but so glad that Ive visited the place. Its a must visit not only for the history buff but for everyone, who wanted to know a bit history of Cebu. The entrance fee is very reasonable (Php 120) and theres a cafe and souvenir shop inside.

The guide is very impressed, she explained in detail and attitude is very sincere

Located Parian Street, Gorordo Museums a good stopover, unfortunately the museum is close on Monday. Opens 10AM-10PM!

Very beautiful and something unique to do in the city. Tickets are approximately $3 USD and included a very knowledgeable tour guide. Definitely worth the time and money.

Antica casa padronale gestita da ottimo trust. Personale estremamente cortese e ben preparato ad illustrare la vita le abitudini delle generazioni che si sono succedute nel luogo pieno di fascino. La grande casa rivestita in legno è su due piani. Attualmente a piano terra vengono illustrate su grande schermo la vita a Cebu delle varie comunità presenti, locale, spagnola, cinese.Il piano superiore, raggiungibile da ampia scalinata in legno o moderno ascensore,presenta un vasto ambiente rettangolare che si apre su terrazza. Gli ambienti sono arredati con mobili depoca e suppellettili. Belle le camere da letto, il bagno e la cucina. Alluscita piccolo elegante negozietto artigianato e bar.

老宅被保存地很好，散客也能享有專人導覽，讓參觀行程變得知識與故事性豐富。

#SirangLente #AimFor81 #PinasMuna #ItsMoreFunInThePhilippines - amazing structural design. Well preserved memorabilia.HISTORY: The ancestral house shows how a prominent family lives during their generations. From the floor, artistic walls, windows up to the roof top - its really gorgeous. At the main entrance of this house, its historical background was written and heres what it says: This house was built in the mid-19th century by Alejandro Reynes y Rosales and was bought by Juan Isidro de Gorordo, a Spanish merchant, in 1863. Four generations of the Gorordo family lived in this house, including Juan Gorordo, first Filipino Bishop of Cebu, 1910-1932

Its a beautiful museum in Cebu City and a tour here just cost like 20 pesos. It is nice to come here during Gabii sa Kabilin that happens every May. This is one of oldest houses in Cebu and this the home of 4 generations of the Gorordo family which includes the first Filipino Bishop of Cebu. Come here to learn more about Cebu history.

Rating for the Cafe - Cozy place, food and service are OK. The spicy seafood pasta was quite overpowering but spice, I did not quite taste the seafood.They have the souvenir shop right upstairs of the Cafe.

가이드의 세세한 설명(영어)으로 필리핀의 역사와 더불어 건축물을 이해하기 쉬웠습니다영상(한글자막)도 준비되어 있어 더 좋았습니다

One of Cebus best preserved tourist sites. Its the historic home of Cebus first Filipino Roman Catholic Bishop.

Worth every penny. You get more than you expect. Very informative, well maintained. And you can have actual interaction. The 3d TV and video presentation showing history of the house really surprised me. Love it. Its a place showing you hiw the rich people before live their life. Oven and water filter and antics back in spanish time, thats a wow.

Summarised in one word, this place is: beautiful. They restored the house in its full glory. Its pristine with tasteful decor that adds character and a more authentic snapshot of what it was like to live here a few centuries ago.The tickets come with a free keychain, which is a great souvenir. Then, you get a tour guide as well, who is extremely knowledgeable and will present a full history in an easy to understand slide show. After which, there will be a brief video that talks about architecture and the blending of cultures. Then, the tour of the house actually happens.Casa Gorordo Museum offers a great introduction to the history of Cebu and how its community today was shaped. I fully recommend going here first, then checking out the nearby Yap house for a Chinese family outlook, and then the Jesuit House (all within a short walking distance away) for a more religous take. This way, youll get a variety of information in different perspectives of different groups that contributed to Cebus history.

This place is very educational mostly to people who loves history.

We have visited this place after the Jesuit House.The place is really well maintained and our guide was really professional and very knowledgeable.

Great place to learn not only about Casa Gorordo and its extensive history but about the history of Cebu and the Philippines . The guides are super knowledgeable as youd expect. Lovely experience a must see place.

منزل قديم تم تحويله الي متحف. به عدة غرف. وبه ادوات وتحف قديمة

I love this museum. Well managed and preserved. How I wish I could have that kind of balay nga tisa.

フィリピンの歴史を知ることのできる博物館。英語表記があるので、展示物も非常に見やすい^_^また、大学生か、ガイドも常駐。すごく丁寧に案内してくれるので、お願いするのがベタ〜^_^最後に心ばかりのチップで、感謝を伝えよう。それくらい丁寧な案内をしてくれる。ちなみに、入場料を最初に払うと記念のキーホルダーももらえるし、最後にSouvenirショップもあり^_^

This museum has the most comprehensive guided tour I had experienced so far compared to other museums I have visited in the Visayas area. They have very competent tour guides and you can ask them questions. Upon payment, they also give you a keychain xd They also have a cafe nearby and a souvenir shop so you can buy pasalubong and eat if you are hungry.

Ive been to Cebu several times, but this is the 1st time I visited this historical site. It made me understand Cebu on a bigger picture.

Great pasta and coffee. Not too expensive. Try chocolate langkasuy cake if available. Museum entrance fee is P120 per visitor with free keychain souvenir and guided tour. Cool museum to visit for local Parian area history. Museum closes at 5:30 PM while cafe/giftshop closes at 6:00 PM.

Very clean and well maintained museum. Must visit if you are interested in knowing about Filipino history and culture.

Here have entrance fee but they give key ring

Joined a group of high school students to learn from a very informed and well spoken guide. Very nice place to understand Cebu and Phillipine history

#GLGdrv 02232019 @casagorordoMuseum..Were having a City tour and one of our distanation is this amazing place. It really makes you feel so relax. This is the real HOMe

One of the must-visit-historical sights in Cebu City. Uncrowded (which I love about) and it makes you feel living in the past again. If you visiting Cebu, you must include this in your list.

Very nice museum. Many things can be learn. 5 star to the people working there. Very accomodating and very friendly ang very very helpful. Would recommend this place as a must visit.

Our (my siblings and I) shared interest for old houses and history brought us to this place. They had different choices for the entrance fee (there was an option where you get a free drink at their cafe at the end of the tour); we availed the Php 120 entrance fee (no drink) and they gave us a souvenir keychain. We were asked to wait for our tour guide inside a room. After a while, we were greeted by a Korean national who was interning in the museum. The tour went by smoothly. Our tour guide was really knowledgeable on the history of the house. The place was very clean and well-maintained. After the tour, we stayed for a while to take pictures around; we were allowed to do so as long as we dont touch anything. The exit was through their cafe and we were enticed by their cakes so we bought 1 slice of ube cake and 1 slice of carrot cake. They were reaaaaaally good. A def must-try!

It’s a very worthwhile experience with only 120 peso! 3D maps illustrates the history of Cebu city

Super love this place, so timeless from the hispanic era. very romantic designs and structures.

Very nice Azotea, we had our Lantawan Magazine launching here. Very nice place for gathering and historical as well.

Well organized museum tour. Beautifully preserved house. Interactive displays. Informative, professional tour guide.Beautiful house. Will give you an idea of affluent living in the past. The fridge was interesting. And to see an original copy of Noli Me Tangere...If I remember correctly, the entrance fee is 150. Well worth it. Youre free to walk around after the tour.We werent able to try the cafe. Interiors looked nice though. Theres a souvenir shop.rainbowjournal

CASA GORORDO MUSEUM - Located in Lopez Jaena Street, it is the home of the first Filipino Bishop of Cebu - Juan Gorordo (1862-1934). A tour inside this residence is a brief journey into a Filipino lifestyle in a particular period between 1860 to 1920. The place presently features noted paintings, museum relics, a courtyard, antique household items and furniture. The Casa Gorordo Museum was originally a two-storey house built in the mid-19th century in the historic Parian district of Cebu City. During the Spanish colonial era, the Parian district was the most prestigious section of the city and home to its most prominent families.During the Spanish colonial era, Alejandro Reynes y Rosales built the house. It was later bought in 1863 by Juan Isidro De Gorordo, a Spanish merchant. The house was then bought in 1980 by the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. (RAFI) under its Cultural Heritage Program. It was opened as a museum in 1983. The National Historical Institute declared the house as a National Historical Landmark in 1991.The house is a wood-and-stone type of house that was a typical architectural type during the Spanish colonial period. Locally called as bahay na bato, the house is built with coral stone blocks, molave hardwood flooring and terra-cotta roof tiles. Displayed inside the museum is elaborate antique furniture, period costumes, paintings and religious images, wood carvings, decorative art and household items, and tools for farming, kitchen and baking. It also has a gallery for contemporary art on the ground floor.The lower part of the house has walls of Mactan coral stone, which makes it deliciously cool in the middle of the day. The stunning upper-storey living quarters are pure Philippine hardwood, held together not with nails but with wooden pegs. As well as having Spanish and native influences, the house incorporates principles of feng shui, owing to the Chinese ancestry of Gorordo matriarch Donna Telerafora (whose death portrait graces the hallway). Items on display includes kitchen implements, antique photos and furniture.Entrance admission rates are based on rates for international and local visitors. Foreign tourists pay Php70 for adults and Php50 for students. Local tourists pay Php40 for adults, Php15 for college students, and Php10 for high school and elementary students. You cannot use a camcorder in this museum , nor use flash on your camera, both are forbidden.

Love the antiques. Not much going on tho.

Cheapest entrance fee is 120 pesos per head - it comes wiyh a headset, keychain and a booklet. Though a bit pricey compared to other museums itvwas worth the price because the tour is very interactive and the guide is very knowledgeable.

Spanish era house, very informative, worth every peso for the entrance kay mejo mahal jd... 120 pesos ila enteance fee...the scholars/OJTs and well trained.. how beautiful Cebu was before...

P120 entrance fee with a key chain as souvenir, with guide, a video show.

Casa Gorordo is a house built in mid-19th century in historic Parian district of Cebu City. This district was most prestigious section of the city and home to its most prominent families during Spanish colonial time. It is preserved and maintained, was become a musuem. When you visit this place, it gives a feeling of Spanish era. Dont forget to try their cafe, they serve delectable desserts.

Alles Top. Mit privater Führung durch das Museum.

A Spanish era residential house turned into a museum and named after Juan Gorordo, the first Filipino Bishop of Cebu . . . it is presently owned and maintained by the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. (RAFI) . . . the proponent of the yearly heritage night called Gabii sa Kabilin every last Friday of May.Visiting this museum would give you a vivid picture of how Cebu looked like and how Cebuanos lived during the 1800s . . . this beautifully restored structure and landmark would surely make you proud as a Cebuano.I usually bring friends, visitors, and tourists here so they learn more about Cebu . . . its culture, heritage, and history.One more thing, this year (2018), I bought in the museum store, a new edition of the book entitled, TABUNAN: The Untold Exploits of the Famed Cebu Guerillas of World War II written by Col. Manuel F. Segura.* Postscript: Ive been visiting this museum every year since the night I joined my first Gabii sa Kabilin adventure in 2015.

A well preserved museum. Very educational, reliving the past... history and culture-wise. Staff so accommodating.

A place of history. And also conduct a seminar.

Experience and see a house as old as century.You would be able to see furnitures and house decors from this place.

My props goes to the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. (RAFI) for restoring one of the treasured ancestral houses of Cebu. Historical life of a wealthy family will be discussed by the curator. The house also has the first edition of Jose Rizals Noli Me Tangere!!

Интересное место, хороший эскурс в историю Себу сити. Мне понравилось!

Travel back in time in Casa Gorordo. you can take pictures but do not use the flash.

Very nice historical place to visit in Cebu city

This museum has a guided tour, a souvenir shop, and a cafe. Their cakes consists of native flavors.

An old house turned into a museum. You will be guided by a well-knowledge staff through out the tour. There is an entrance fee. Beautiful place for instagram.

Food Super yummy sure will return