(SPOT.ph) After the successful reopening of three sites in Intramuros—Fort Santiago, Baluarte de San Diego, and Casa Manila on February 17, another historic landmark welcomes the public today, February 24. San Agustin Museum and Cultural Center is now open from Wednesday to Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Entrance fee is at P200 for adults and P160 for students, PWDs, seniors, and frontliners.
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Only people from ages 15 to 65 are allowed to visit. Maximum capacity is enforced at 100 pax. Visitors are also advised to create a StaySafe.PH account for the purposes of contract tracing. This can be done through the StaySafe.PH app, which is available on Google Play or App Store. You're required to scan QR codes found at the establishments or sites in Intramuros whenever you visit. You also have to wear your face masks and face shields, maintain social distancing, submit to temperature check, and follow other health protocols.
San Agustin Church, which was built in 1587, is one of the country’s four Baroque churches, collectively designated in 1993 as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The San Agustin Museum and Cultural Center right beside it has two floors, several galleries, and hallways that showcase religious art. Notable displays include recreated pharmacy pots from the 16th century, litograph prints of Philippine flowers, and shelves with books dating all the way from 1522.
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