EXPLORE QC ONE STAMP AT A TIME: QUEZON CITY LAUNCHES FREE CULTURAL PASSPORT FOR MUSEUM HOPPERS
Photo Courtesy: QC Mayor Joy Belmonte
Quezon City invites residents and visitors to discover its heritage, museums, and cultural landmarks through the QC Explorer Passport, available for free every Tuesday at three participating museums.
Looking for a new way to explore Quezon City? The QC Explorer Passport offers a cultural adventure for visitors who want to discover the stories, heritage, and communities that make the city unique.
Through the initiative, visitors can collect stamps as they explore participating museums, turning each visit into a memorable journey through Quezon City's cultural attractions. The passport also serves as a guide to discovering the city's historical landmarks, museums, recreational spaces, nature destinations, and other points of interest.
The passport is available for free every Tuesday at the following locations:
Quezon Heritage House — A historic residence that offers a glimpse into the life and legacy of former Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon.
Bahay Modernismo — A museum showcasing modernist architecture and design, offering visitors a look at a distinctive chapter of the city's built heritage.
Tandang Sora Women's Museum — The country's first women's museum, honoring Melchora Aquino, widely known as Tandang Sora, and highlighting the contributions and stories of Filipino women throughout history.
How to get your QC Explorer Passport
Visitors must complete a few steps before claiming their passport. First, join a guided tour at one of the participating museums and complete the visitor feedback form. They must also follow the official social media pages of QC Tourism and the participating museums.
Once these requirements are completed, visitors can claim their passport and begin collecting stamps as they explore the city's attractions.
The initiative is open to all ages, making it an option for students, families, tourists, and Quezon City residents looking for an educational and interactive way to spend their free time.
Important reminders for visitors
Those planning to claim a passport should take note of the following guidelines:
Only one passport per person is allowed.
Claimants must be physically present to receive their passport.
Only 10 passports per participating museum are available every Tuesday, so availability is limited.
The passport is free and open to visitors of all ages.
Since only a limited number of passports are distributed each Tuesday, visitors may want to arrive early and confirm availability with the museum before making the trip.
With the QC Explorer Passport, exploring Quezon City becomes more than a sightseeing trip. Each stamp offers another reason to learn about the city's history, appreciate its cultural spaces, and discover destinations that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Whether you're a first-time visitor or a longtime QCitizen, it's an invitation to see the city from a fresh perspective, one museum and one stamp at a time.