Casa Santa Museum in Antipolo City
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Visiting Casa Santa Museum in Antipolo City

Casa Santa Museum

Antipolo City – Looking for places to visit with kids this holiday season? Casa Santa Museum, located inside the Jardin de Miramar Events Venue in Antipolo, boasts of more than 3,700 Christmas and Santa Claus mementos collected from all over the world. Located just 30 minutes away from Metro Manila, the Museum houses different sections such as the Toy Factory, Santa’s Bedroom, the Balay Belen, and the Grinch’s room.

Casa Santa Museum reopens on November 3

Casa Santa Balay Belen
Casa Santa Balay Belen

Casa Santa Museum will reopen its doors once again on November 3, 2020, just in time for the Holidays! Spend an afternoon with your closest families and friends in this quaint Museum designed for people who wants to experience Christmas all-year-round!

Experience nostalgic memories and make new ones while marveling in the different Christmas and Santa Claus memorabilia.

See the Elves of Santa Claus in Action!

Casa Santa in Antipolo
Casa Santa in Antipolo

Make the Christmas holidays a time for learning and enrichment for your kiddies! See Santa’s Elves in action as they make toys for the little girls and boys!

Experience the Reason for this Season!

Casa Santa Museum in Antipolo City
Casa Santa Museum in Antipolo City

See the different themes of the nativity collected from all over the world and reflect on The Greatest Story Ever Told through a unique and virtual tour!

Spend an afternoon with your closest family and barkada with Casa Santa Museum’s Christmas Merienda!

For only Php 4,000 per group of 6 persons, explore the Casa Santa Museum and feast on a lovely, intimate merienda with your loved ones.

Casa Santa Village
Casa Santa Village

Casa Santa Museum Entrance Fee

The admission rate is at Php 325/head. Open on weekdays from 10am-4pm, weekends from 2pm-4pm. Walk-ins are allowed, but prior reservation is encouraged.

5 Santa Claus Trivia You Probably Didn’t Know!

Christmas in the Philippines is influenced by our Catholic background and western tales. One of our most-loved characters is probably Santa Claus! Who does not know Santa Claus of House North Pole, First of His Name, the list maker, protector of children, Père Noël in French, Sinter Klaas in Dutch, and the Father of Christmas! (Move over, Daenerys Targaryen!)

Aside from knowing his love language (ehem gift-giving), we’ve round up 5 more trivia about Santa Claus you probably didn’t know!

Casa Santa Balay Belen in Antipolo City
Casa Santa Balay Belen in Antipolo City

Santa Claus Dates Back to the 3rd Century!

The legend of Santa Claus can be traced back to a monk named Nicolas, who is believed to have sold his inheritance to help the sick and the needy in the 3rd century. We love a charitable man, don’t we?

Santa Claus was born in Turkey!

Saint Nicholas was believed to be born in Patara, near Myra in modern-day Turkey, in 280 A.D. Imagine camels instead of reindeers? Now that’s an image we’d like to see more of!

Santa Claus is the hero of women and children!

Legend has it that the real Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas helped three poor women from being sold to slavery or prostitution by paying for their dowry so they can get married. Eventually, he is believed to be the protector of sailors and children.

Santa Claus has 9 reindeers!

Santa Claus’ beloved helpers are named Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, and the most famous reindeer of all, Rudolph! Rudolph and Santa, name a more iconic duo. I’ll wait!

Santa Claus loves cookies and milk!

As he goes about leaving Christmas gifts for all the good boys and girls, Santa Claus loves to gobble up the cookies and milk that the children leave for him! After all, the gift-giver wants a treat for himself too! Somebody give this man a list of online sellers that deals in cookie currency! Hohoho!

Get to know more about Santa Claus and experience Christmas all year-round in this quaint museum east of Manila!

Reference: https://www.history.com/topics/christmas/santa-claus

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