From the Spanish colonial times until the present, the assumption
to the highest executive position in the country was seen as a prize.
The Spanish governors viewed the position as a reward for years of loyal service to the Spanish crown. The American administrators regarded
the governorship of the islands as their just compensation for their loyalty to their political parties. Filipino politicians also viewed the presidency
as a prize, so much so that they'd spend much of their personal resources- time, effort, and money to eventually reach this position.
Part and parcel of this aspiration to the presidency is Malacañang and
the edifices within its complex. Malacañang is where the president works and lives. WIthin the complex lies Bahay Ugnayan, a fully-refurbished heritage mansion that chronicles the life of our 17th President.
This is where the story of our current chief executive unfolds.
The name of this old structure literally translates to “House of Correlations,” allow us to connect you with our current president, His Excellency Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. with items and stories that showcase
his journey to the palace.
The museum is a timeline of the key events that occured in the life
of President Bongbong Marcos. It starts from his birth, his education,
his first venture into politics, the meaningful stories of his personal
and political life and concludes with his victory as the 17th President
of the Republic of the Philippines. Witness the story of a man
whose destiny is etched in service to his country.
Before and After
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Bahay Uganyan is open to the public on Tuesdays to Sundays, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free.
Private guided tours may be arranged separately by emailing [email protected]
Bahay Uganyan is open to the public on Tuesdays to Sundays, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free.
Private guided tours may be arranged separately by emailing [email protected]