How To Reach Balay Negrense Museum

Traveling to Balay Negrense Museum, Bacolod, Philippines

The Balay Negrense Museum is a popular cultural destination in Bacolod City, situated on the northwest coast of the island of Negros in the Philippines. The museum was originally a colonial house and now serves as a testament to the lifestyle of a late 19th-century sugar baron. Here's how you can reach the Balay Negrense Museum:

By Air

Bacolod-Silay Airport (BCD) is the closest airport to Bacolod City. Major airlines operate flights to Bacolod from various cities within the Philippines like Manila and Cebu. Upon arrival, you can take a:

• Taxi - Taxis are available at the airport and can take you directly to the museum.
• Shuttle or Van - Vans and shuttles can drop you off in the city proper where you can transfer to a taxi or jeepney.

By Sea

Bacolod City has a port that connects to Iloilo and Manila via ferry services. Once at the Bacolod port:

• Taxi - There are taxis available at the port that can transport you to the museum.
• Jeepney - Local jeepneys can be an inexpensive option, but you may need to transfer routes depending on their specific stops.

By Land

If you're on Negros Island, Bacolod can be reached via bus from cities like Dumaguete or Cebu (with a ferry transfer from Cebu to Negros).

• Bus - Take a bus to Bacolod City’s North or South Terminal, then transfer to a jeepney or taxi to the museum.

Getting Around in Bacolod

To reach the Balay Negrense Museum from within Bacolod City, you can choose among the following:

• Taxi - A convenient but more expensive option.
• Jeepney - Look for jeepneys that pass by the Silay City area as the museum is located there.
• Tricycle - Tricycles operate short distances and can take you there if you're staying nearby.

The Balay Negrense Museum is located on Cinco de Noviembre Street in Silay City, just a stone's throw away from the city plaza. It's operational from Tuesday to Sunday and has an entrance fee for both locals and tourists.