Cuartel Ruins Museo Oslob Cebu reviews

You get great photo opportunities for free.

It is easy to miss this place. (

It is best to visit Cuartel in the summer, or during dry season (december to may), as it really shines against an azure backdrop. It is visually pleasing and a pleasure to look at. It is clear that, even prior to the spread of spanization in Cebu City, nearby villages and especially Oslob have a rich cultural heritage that can be proudly referred t... see more

2 26 23 Side quest. Before our lunch, we took a side-trip to the ruins. It was actually our plan to eat lunch here before we arrived. We only took a couple of photos before we were done. There was not much else to do except take photos. We never received any explanation about the historic value of this area. We didn't like the sari-sari shop nearby... see more

Nice just before sunset

We went there around 5pm. It is open all the time and is free of charge. There are several nice photo opportunities whether it is with daylight or during night time. It is a nice place to chill and enjoy the scenery.

) Well preserved ruins, admission is free. Near the cathedral and the park. (

Small compound of spanish era well preseved. As usual, they started hyperloud music at 2 30pm when in the area there were just 5 people me included..... But why People here can t live in harmony with any place... So sad....

Tourist destination

Feels like a historical place, giving off time-warp vibes

Great places to stop along the route

It is important to keep the remains of history.

Nicely kept area around cathedral and ruin Partly with panels explaining. The museum is currently closed due to renovation.

You should stop by and snap some photos here. This historical place was built in Spanish times.

Ruins under the spanish regime

A beautiful morning stroll, evening walk or lazy Sunday picnic in the family's favorite spot