Davao Museum

A cultural gem in the heart of Davao City.
The Davao Museum was established on August 3, 1977 by members of the Zobel de Ayala family alongside Zonta Club members.
The Davao Museum is one of two public museums in the city.
Serves as a vault to the cultural heritage of Davao City.
The museum’s main goal is to preserve the art and artifacts left by the many ethnic groups of Davao’s provinces.

What can you find there?

Colorful front desk which already showcases stunning needlework and crafts.
A fossilized giant clam, which was found at Samal Island in 2009, sits at the entrance of the museum.
Learn more about Davao’s historical timeline at the lower floor of the museum.
See a replica of the traditional Bagobo house which is constructed from bamboo and rattan.
View wooden carved drums and other indigenous instruments used by the tribes of Davao.
Discover the many different types and styles of tribal clothing worn by the indigenous people of Davao.

J.P. Laurel Avenue, Davao City