Presidential Museum sa 'The Mansion,' binuksan sa publiko; Memorabilia ng mga naging Pangulo ng Pilipinas, makikita

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00:00If before, it was just the gate of the mansion,

00:02tourists from Baguio City could get a picture.

00:06Now, the first family's summer residence is open to the public

00:10for Filipinos who want to visit here.

00:13And it was opened by First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos

00:17and her nephew, Allan Francisco.

00:21I met this mother who is walking in the Presidential Museum

00:25of the mansion in Baguio City.

00:27They are with those who toured yesterday.

00:30To the mommies, to the teachers, the mansion is now open.

00:35I am encouraging you that this is one of our itineraries

00:40when we visit Baguio City.

00:43Because they will not only be happy,

00:45but they will also learn many things,

00:49especially in our history.

00:51I learned that this is a beautiful mansion.

00:58Yes, it is happy.

01:00Since yesterday, the mansion has been open to the public

01:04for those who want to visit the Presidential Museum.

01:07Where the memorabilia of the presidents of the Philippines

01:12and the current President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. are displayed.

01:15It is open every Tuesday to Sunday

01:18from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

01:20While it is closed every Monday.

01:23Tuesday to Sunday, we are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

01:26I recommend that you book a tour.

01:29You can book through Facebook, Instagram.

01:32We have a website.

01:33We can also take in walk-ins.

01:38But we can only take 20 people per tour.

01:42The tours are every 30 minutes.

01:44So if there is space, let's say only 15 people arrive,

01:47we can put 5 walk-ins.

01:49But it would be better to book a tour.

01:51This is all free.

01:52So no charge.

01:53The mansion is the so-called summer residence

01:56of the President of the Philippines

01:58and his family in Baguio City.

02:03And yesterday,

02:05First Lady Lisa Marcos was the first

02:08to attend its opening ceremony.

02:09She was accompanied by her daughter,

02:11William Vincent Marcos,

02:13Education Secretary Sani Angara,

02:15Tourism Secretary Cristina Frasco,

02:17Baguio City Mayor Benamin Magalong,

02:20and others.

02:21Even though there was a commotion,

02:22they all opened the gate of the mansion

02:26as a symbol of its opening to the public.

02:28Well, it was a good opportunity

02:30since this house was never really used.

02:33And it's also,

02:36it's a continuation of the Malacanang Heritage Mansions

02:40that we have.

02:41This is something that we would like

02:42to put in more areas

02:46so that people have that access and knowledge.

02:50At the same time,

02:51this is an additional step

02:53for our countrymen going to Baguio.

02:57The reason for this is we have noticed

02:59that every day,

03:00about 500 tourists are taking pictures

03:03outside the mansion house.

03:05And on weekends,

03:06it reaches up to 2,000.

03:08So we would like to open the door

03:10so that people can come inside

03:12and take pictures inside.

03:14We're also opening the presidential museum here.

03:18This is so that the people can learn

03:21about their history,

03:22about the presidents.

03:24This is also very important in unification, right?

03:29We need to know about our history and our culture

03:32so that we feel one.

03:34There are reminders for those who will go here

03:36to follow the rules

03:38and be responsible.

03:40According to Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco,

03:43the mansion will help Baguio's tourism

03:46and economy a lot.

03:48First of all,

03:49we would like to thank our president,

03:52Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.,

03:54and of course,

03:55our beloved First Lady,

03:57Luis Araneta Marcos,

03:58for this most significant

04:00and impactful project.

04:03The restoration

04:06and the opening up to the public

04:08of this very beautiful piece

04:11of Philippine heritage

04:13and history.

04:14I'm surprised that when I got here,

04:16I saw that all presidents are being honored.

04:22And because of that,

04:26the history is preserved

04:30and their achievements

04:31and their legacies of each president.

04:34So it's very educational as well,

04:39not just for adults,

04:40but also for children.

04:43And it's also preserving history

04:46and our cultural identity.

04:49It can also inspire people

04:51because of the achievements of the presidents.

04:55The government itself said

04:58that they have more tourist spots to fix

05:01and improve

05:03for the benefit of Filipinos.

05:07From Baguio City,

05:09I'm Allan Francisco

05:10for Pabansang TV

05:12in the new Philippines.

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