Originally built to be the seat of power of the American governors-general during
the summer months in the country, the Mansion House eventually became the official summer residence of the President of the Philippines since the Commonwealth period.
Originally built to be the seat of power of the American governors-general during the summer months in the country, the Mansion House eventually became the official summer residence of the President of the Philippines since the Commonwealth period.
Bahay Ugnayan houses the historical timeline of key events that occurred in the private and public life of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., which ultimately led to his triumphant march to Malacañang Palace.
Nestled in the heart of Arlegui Street in Manila stands the historic Laperal Mansion,
a 19th-century architectural gem that unfolds like a page from Philippine history.
Nestled in the heart of Arlegui Street in Manila stands the historic Laperal Mansion, a 19th-century architectural gem that unfolds like a page from Philippine history.
Goldenberg Mansion a fully refurbished home built in the 1800’s by the Eugster family,
is now the favored venue for this administration’s cultural and art events. The mansion can also be rented for private functions and events.
Teus Mansion now serves as the Presidential Museum, where all can embark on an
in-depth journey through the lives of our Republic’s 17 Presidents and enjoy the vast collection of priceless artifacts, now referred to as the “Treasures of Malacanang.”
Teus Mansion now serves as the Presidential Museum, where all can embark on an
in-depth journey through the lives of our Republic’s 17 Presidents and enjoy the vast collection of priceless artifacts, now referred to as the “Treasures of Malacanang.”
