If someone asks me to go out on a museum date, I might say yes. I have come to appreciate museums when we started traveling. When I was younger, I found it such a bore to visit museums only to look at artifacts protected inside a glass case.
















We spent a little more time in the car port as everyone took a selfie with these cars on the background. We then went up the Level 2 Ningning which contains two galleries.




















MICHAEL ROOFDECK
The top level is named after the unico hijo, Michael, who is the only child to carry the Orlina last name. The terrace is the perfect place to relax as it offers a 180 degree view of Tagaytay and Taal Volcano. There is also a Greenbean Cafe on the deck, which serves organic coffee and brews.

Our visit to the Museo Orlina gave me a different light and view at contemporary art. The glass sculptures reflect a man’s journey to the unknown and discovery that place him international appraisals for the art.
Museo Orlina is one of the places to visit in Tagaytay. Feel like Elsa, and be surrounded with glass sculptures that glisten like frozen water. By visiting, you are also supporting the Museo Orlina Foundation, Inc.
