Pinto Art Museum
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Where do broken hearts go? In a peaceful and nice museum like Pinto Art Museum. It is Instagram-worthy plus, they have an exclusive cafe that serves various local and international cuisines. Recommended for an intro-extrovert personality ❤️ Ps: past is past. Im not broken anymore 🤫😜
1 Sierra Madre Street, Grand Heights Subdivision San Jose, Rizal, Philippines
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Love taking photos? Go on at date at The Pinto Art Museum! So many IG worthy spots to choose from. Plus they have a nice cafe which you can dine in after a day of strolling 🙌 Closes at 6pm
A Conyo Girl loves immersing herself in art and nature, so you’ll probably see Pinto Art Museum in one of her Instagram posts! It’s thought-provoking while still maintaining that laid-back vibe — perfect for that after-school monthsary date with the boyfriend!
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