Casa Manila is counted among the famous Manila attractions. It is a building, which represents the Spanish colonial style of architecture. The building is three storeyed and is located at General Luna Street. Casa Manila was built in the 19th century and is a symbol of the Filipino nobility. However, in present times, it is a museum, housing some of the finest collections of the 19th century.
Description of the Museum
The ceilings of Casa Manila are specially noted for their height. The rooms of the building are designed after being inspired by different historical periods. Also, the rooms are decorated with antique furniture, paintings, lamps, chandeliers, Persian rugs, antique
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piano, vases, marble-top tables, Chinese ceramics and bric-a-brac. The furnishings were brought from Europe and China and dates back to the 19th century. The staircase of the Casa Manila Museum is made of abode bricks, which leads to the top floor. The top floor of the building houses the kitchen. Visitors to Casa Manila will also come across an old well and a central courtyard.
How to Reach
The museum of Casa Manila is at a distance of 10 minutes from the Aduana Street. It can also be reached from Mabini or Pedro Gil Street by hailing a PUJ bound for the pier. Travelers should get down at Bonifacio Drive Intersection in order to reach the museum.
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