Casa Santa Museum
Website:
http://www.jardindemiramar.com
http://jardindemiramar.com/casa-santa/
Social Media:
https://www.facebook.com/casasantamuseum/?ref=br_rs
Address:
276 San Jose Extension., Brgy. San Isidro
Antipolo, Rizal
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Description:
Weekdays - Open from 8 am - 5pm only ( minimum of 5 pax )
Weekends - For 4 pax and below we are open from 2pm - 4pm only
Enjoy Christmas all year round. It’s all about Christmas and it will surely give joy to the hearts of kids and adults alike. Group tours are encouraged. Reservations are requested prior to visit. Minimal entrance fee is charged.
In the rolling hills of Antipolo, nestled in an unsuspecting party venue lies a house where time stands still as it celebrates Christmas all year round.
Introducing the Casa Santa, an internationally recognized Santa Clause collection that features Santa items ranging from life-size, singing Santas to Turkish-inspired bronze plaque of Santa Clause. At present, it is one of the most extensive private collection of Santa Clause items in the world. It contains over 3,000 Santas in every imaginable size and configuration. The collection extends from Santa blankets to a chess set with Santa figurines to Swarovski Santas that riddle every nook and cranny of the house. And unlike traditional stuffy museums, the Casa Santa is a fun museum in that the visitors are free to inspect the items closely, or in some cases, play with them. Whereas most museums are meant to inform by taking you back in time, Casa Santa is a museum that will take you to another world, a magical one.
Casa Santa started out as a small personal collection of Jardin De Miramar’s owner and it grew in size until it needed a house where the Santas could “live”. The Casa Santa was converted from a family rest house into a museum of Santa Clause collection in 1995. It was remodeled by folk architect Rosario Encarnacion Tan and the lighting design inside the museum was crafted by Japanese interational light designer Shoko Matsumoto.
The Casa Santa was featured in international television through Associated Press in 2005 and Reuters in 2007. It is also oftentimes visited by school children. It brings joy to everyone the whole year round.
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The Casa Santa museum is one of the highlights of Jardin de Miramar. It’s a museum of more than 3,700 items with Christmas and Santa Claus themes and motifs from different countries around the world. It’s a wondrous sight to see during the Holidays, and even during the other parts of the year. The Casa Santa has been extensively featured in TV shows like Umagang Kay Ganda, Unang Hirit, and One Morning, and publications like Star Magazine and Disney Princess. The museum has also been featured on international media, namely Reuters and Associated Press.
The Casa Santa musem offers you a unique field trip destination to educate the kids about Christmas traditions and cultures. Lots of attractions and activities are in-store for you that puts the fun in education.
ARTS AND CRAFTS ACTIVITIES. These include painting animation characters in ceramics, Art 101 in canvas, and Pinoy games.
In the GALERA, kids can play in the pyramid tree, monkey swings, bridges, lighthouse, swings with Noah’s animals in mosiac, and the 30-foot NOAH’s Ark.
PAPA SANTA, a real, live Santa who will cap the visit to Casa Santa as a truly unforgettable experience. He plays with the kids and poses with them in photo-ops, for posterity!
We also have souvenirs, such as the huggable “SANTA-ko” rag doll you can purchase at the shop, t-shirts, keychains, refrigerator magnets, that make for appropriate mementos of Casa Santa.
For questions about rates and associated packages, please don’t hesitate to call us.
Casa Santa tours starts at P180.00 per person, booking can be done by reservation only!
Minimum of 5 person for non-open date schedules.
Open:
Monday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Friday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Sunday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Contacts:
Phone
(02) 584 3199
Email
info@jardindemiramar.com
Sources:
http://jardindemiramar.com/casa-santa/
http://www.jardindemiramar.com
http://www.jardindemiramar.com
http://jardindemiramar.com/casa-santa/
Social Media:
https://www.facebook.com/casasantamuseum/?ref=br_rs
Address:
276 San Jose Extension., Brgy. San Isidro
Antipolo, Rizal
Google view:
Map:
How to go to:
Description:
Weekdays - Open from 8 am - 5pm only ( minimum of 5 pax )
Weekends - For 4 pax and below we are open from 2pm - 4pm only
Enjoy Christmas all year round. It’s all about Christmas and it will surely give joy to the hearts of kids and adults alike. Group tours are encouraged. Reservations are requested prior to visit. Minimal entrance fee is charged.
In the rolling hills of Antipolo, nestled in an unsuspecting party venue lies a house where time stands still as it celebrates Christmas all year round.
Introducing the Casa Santa, an internationally recognized Santa Clause collection that features Santa items ranging from life-size, singing Santas to Turkish-inspired bronze plaque of Santa Clause. At present, it is one of the most extensive private collection of Santa Clause items in the world. It contains over 3,000 Santas in every imaginable size and configuration. The collection extends from Santa blankets to a chess set with Santa figurines to Swarovski Santas that riddle every nook and cranny of the house. And unlike traditional stuffy museums, the Casa Santa is a fun museum in that the visitors are free to inspect the items closely, or in some cases, play with them. Whereas most museums are meant to inform by taking you back in time, Casa Santa is a museum that will take you to another world, a magical one.
Casa Santa started out as a small personal collection of Jardin De Miramar’s owner and it grew in size until it needed a house where the Santas could “live”. The Casa Santa was converted from a family rest house into a museum of Santa Clause collection in 1995. It was remodeled by folk architect Rosario Encarnacion Tan and the lighting design inside the museum was crafted by Japanese interational light designer Shoko Matsumoto.
The Casa Santa was featured in international television through Associated Press in 2005 and Reuters in 2007. It is also oftentimes visited by school children. It brings joy to everyone the whole year round.
-
The Casa Santa museum is one of the highlights of Jardin de Miramar. It’s a museum of more than 3,700 items with Christmas and Santa Claus themes and motifs from different countries around the world. It’s a wondrous sight to see during the Holidays, and even during the other parts of the year. The Casa Santa has been extensively featured in TV shows like Umagang Kay Ganda, Unang Hirit, and One Morning, and publications like Star Magazine and Disney Princess. The museum has also been featured on international media, namely Reuters and Associated Press.
The Casa Santa musem offers you a unique field trip destination to educate the kids about Christmas traditions and cultures. Lots of attractions and activities are in-store for you that puts the fun in education.
ARTS AND CRAFTS ACTIVITIES. These include painting animation characters in ceramics, Art 101 in canvas, and Pinoy games.
In the GALERA, kids can play in the pyramid tree, monkey swings, bridges, lighthouse, swings with Noah’s animals in mosiac, and the 30-foot NOAH’s Ark.
PAPA SANTA, a real, live Santa who will cap the visit to Casa Santa as a truly unforgettable experience. He plays with the kids and poses with them in photo-ops, for posterity!
We also have souvenirs, such as the huggable “SANTA-ko” rag doll you can purchase at the shop, t-shirts, keychains, refrigerator magnets, that make for appropriate mementos of Casa Santa.
For questions about rates and associated packages, please don’t hesitate to call us.
Casa Santa tours starts at P180.00 per person, booking can be done by reservation only!
Minimum of 5 person for non-open date schedules.
Open:
Monday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Friday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Sunday:
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Contacts:
Phone
(02) 584 3199
info@jardindemiramar.com
Sources:
http://jardindemiramar.com/casa-santa/
http://www.jardindemiramar.com
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