Talisay City
Balay ni Tana Dicang
A preserved Talisay ancestral house with strong links to Negros’ social and political history.
A university museum with collections that explore Negrense culture, heritage and local history.
Museo De La Salle is the university museum on the University of St. La Salle campus in Bacolod. Its collections offer a cultural stop in the La Salle Avenue area.
Arrange your visit through the museum rather than assuming unrestricted walk-in access to the campus. Ask about the current exhibitions, visitor requirements and arrangements for school or other groups.
The museum’s permanent collections include religious art, antique household objects and works connected to Negrense family histories. The JGM Textile Arts Center holds handmade indigenous textiles from more than 70 countries, donated in memory of Jose Garcia Montelibano.
Contact museum@usls.edu.ph or call the university and ask for extension 186. Confirm the museum schedule, campus entry requirements, admission and any guided-visit options before setting out.
Talisay City
A preserved Talisay ancestral house with strong links to Negros’ social and political history.
Silay City
Silay’s distinctive Pink House offers a look inside an early 20th-century Negrense family home.
Silay City
A Silay heritage home known for its family history and collection of Philippine art.