This was exactly what we needed, a place where we could shove our worries in the background and enjoy. I really felt I was transported to a different place, a place that is so different from the busy streets or the high rise buildings we are use to seeing. It was just the perfect place for me to be.
Honestly, I was so worried about getting lost. I have been to Antipolo a few times and most of the time I have somebody with me that knows the place. But since I am always up for an adventure, we just went for it. It was surprisingly easy to go to from Farmers Cubao we just rode a UV Express(50php) to Antipolo church, then we were dropped off at the UV Express terminal where we rode a tricycle(60php) to the museum.
We arrived around 11am, which for me was a great time to visit. I was not prepared though for the rather humid day. Summer is definitely here.
The place was quite big with different galleries showcasing different artworks.
I really love that they have a lot of chairs where people could sit and also, they have randomly placed beds everywhere. The place was just so romantic and beautiful place. 
They also have a cafe where we had our mirienda, though it was on the pricey side.
I think I'll visit the place again with my family or even if I just go there by myself.
PINTO ART MUSEUM
1 Sierra Madre St. Grand Heights Subdivision, Antipolo CityTel. No. 703 4453Museum fee: P150, Students: P100
Open from Tuesdays to Sundays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
