Museo Sugbo Tourism

Museo Sugbo, formerly Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center, is a museum situated in Cebu City, Philippines. It preserves the rich history and culture of Cebu from prehistoric to contemporary times. The museum's structure itself is a historical relic, with its coral stone walls dating back to the Spanish colonial era. It was converted to a museum and opened to the public in 2008. Inside, visitors can explore various galleries showcasing an array of artifacts, including ancient trade pottery, religious icons, and memorabilia from the Spanish and American colonial periods. A World War II exhibit highlights the impact of the conflict on the island, featuring personal accounts and wartime memorabilia. The museum also provides educational displays about the ethnography of Cebu's various indigenous communities, highlighting their crafts, clothing, and ways of life. Museo Sugbo serves as a learning venue, with guided tours available to provide deeper insights into Cebu's historical journey.