If your barkada
is trying to look for a place to visit after a cycle of never-ending exams and
projects during hell week, Pinto Art Museum widely opens its doors to welcome
you!
Whether you feel like capturing a selfie, a group
photo with your iskwad or you’re hoping
to be astounded with the colorful stories of art, Pinto Art Museum is the right place
for you and your barkada.
This ARTerrific
museum is located at the heart of Antipolo, where most artists are born and
raised. Pinto Art Museum and its picturesque art works will surely satisfy your
artistic side and aesthetics finds. Its peaceful ambiance and welcoming crew
will definitely make you enter a new
world – where art and people unite.
The museum displays masterpieces of various regional
artists. If you’re a fan of minimalist art, or perhaps you have a heart for
conceptual art - they have it. Paintings, landscapes, and sculptures placed in a nature-loving setting will leave you stunned
and relaxed.
One common thing among the artworks presented in
Pinto is a hint of the identity and rootedness of Filipinos.
If ever you get tired and hungry, no worries! They
have Pinto Cade by Peppermill inside
the Museum. Their tasteful sandwiches are perfect paired with a glass of iced
tea to freshen you up.
Gates are open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 6pm.
Regular Entrance fee is 200 pesos, but heads up, because they have discounts
for students!
HOW
TO GET THERE:
From Cubao:
*If
you are going via LRT:
1.
Take LRT 2 Cubao Station to Santolan Station.
(Cubao
→Anonas→Katipunan→Santolan)
2. From Santolan, ride
a jeep going to Antipolo proper with a sign “Antipolo Sumulong Simbahan”
3. Tell the jeepney
driver to drop you off at Ynares
Sports Center.
4. In front of the
Ynares Center, there is a tricycle lane. Ride a tricycle and tell the driver to
drop you off at Pinto Art Museum.
*If
you are going via jeepney:
1.
There are jeepneys in front of Alimall bound to Antipolo.
2.
Ride a jeepney with the sign “Antipolo Sumulong Simabahan”
3. Tell the jeepney
driver to drop you off at Ynares Sports Center.
4. In front of the
Ynares Center, there is a tricycle lane. Ride a tricycle and tell manong driver
“Sa Pinto Art Musuem po.
Either you ride LRT 2 or directly take a jeepney ride,
make sure that don’t miss to bring the starter pack: Water, just in case you feel thirsty cause believe
me the place is big and of course a camera.
Don’t let this ARTerrific
barkada trip miss your IG feeds!
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