The Mind Museum

The Mind Museum is a world-class science museum located at JY Campos Park in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila. Opened in 2012 by the Bonifacio Art Foundation, it features five interconnected galleries with over 250 interactive exhibits covering atom, life, earth, universe and technology. Designed by architect Ed Calma, the museum is notable for its hands-on learning approach, immersive displays and commitment to public science education in the Philippines.

Visitors can expect a modern, two-storey museum with five main galleries - Atom, Life, Earth, Universe and Technology - filled with over 250 hands-on, interactive exhibits. The setting includes indoor exhibition halls, outdoor Science in the Park displays, and themed spaces such as a planetarium-like Universe gallery and life-size T. rex exhibit. Visitors can explore through self-guided walks, guided tours, science demonstrations and workshops in a family-friendly, air-conditioned environment within JY Campos Park.

Developed by the Bonifacio Art Foundation, Inc. and designed by architect Ed Calma, The Mind Museum opened to the public on March 16, 2012. It was conceived as the Philippines' first world-class science museum to promote science education and public understanding of science through interactive exhibits developed in collaboration with Filipino scientists and designers.

The museum serves as a major center for science education and communication in the Philippines, supporting school curricula, public science literacy and family learning. It hosts educational programs, science outreach and community events that promote appreciation of science, technology and innovation among Filipino youth and the general public.