Get DirectionsTwelve permanent exhibits at the National Museum of Natural History showcase the Philippines’ vast biological and geological diversity. The museum is comprised of displays of botanical, zoological, and geological specimens that have been imaginatively arranged to reflect the country’s natural history. The ‘Tree of Life’ structure, which unites all of the distinctive ecosystems in the Philippines, from spectacular mountain ridges to outstanding reefs, is located at the center of the museum.AddressTeodoro F. Valencia Cir, Ermita, Manila, Metro ManilaContact DetailsLandline: +63 (028) 298-1100Operational HoursTuesday – Sunday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm | Monday: ClosedBest time to visitMorningHow to get thereTake the Light Rail Transit System (LRT) Line 1 and alight at United Nations Station. From United Nations Avenue, take a right on Taft Avenue, then left onto General Luna Street. Take another left to Kalaw Avenue and right on the Service Road.Things to-doLearn about the natural and cultural history of Filipinos. You can also visit other establishments within the National Museum Complex—the National Museum of Anthropology and the National Museum of Fine Arts.