About Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar
Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar is an open-air heritage resort and museum in Brgy. Ibaba, Bagac, Bataan, Philippines. Founded by art collector Jose Acuzar, it features more than 30 restored Spanish-Filipino heritage houses dating from the 18th to early 20th centuries, reconstructed brick by brick. Set on a 400-hectare beachfront property with cobblestone streets, plazas and a river, it showcases bahay na bato architecture and colonial-era craftsmanship.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a guided walking tour through a recreated historic Filipino town with cobblestone streets, plazas, a river and beachfront. The site contains fully restored heritage houses (bahay na bato) relocated from different provinces, furnished with period furniture and art. Areas include Casa Binan, Casa Lubao, Hotel de Oriente, and a small church. Visitors explore interiors, view exhibits, take photos, enjoy river and beach views, and can dine, swim, or stay overnight in heritage accommodations.
Key highlights
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Collection of over 30 authentically restored Spanish-Filipino heritage houses
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Guided heritage walking tour through cobblestone streets and plazas
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Reconstructed Hotel de Oriente, once a premier hotel in Manila
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Beachfront and river setting with calesa rides and river cruise