I can’t remember exactly what year I last visited Casa Gorordo
But I’m sure it was before I flew to Singapore for work
So that must have been around a decade ago

I was about to head downtown to attend the annual Sinulog Novena
But I can’t quite get out of the house because of the rain
So I pulled out my laptop and wrote this

The pictures were taken just this lunch
When I had the time to visit Casa Gorordo
Make sure to click on play so you can listen to Missing Filemon
While going through the pictures.
 
There’s actually a few text written after that but I thought everyone takes a picture of that so I cut it instead.

The grounds are absolutely beautiful. I don’t mind shooting here.

Plants hang from the windows. Something that I like seeing.

The facade looked really, really nice.

Another spot I absolutely liked.

Inside, apart from the museum, they have a cafe and a gift shop.

Locally made

We should have more places like this.

These scarves looked really cool.

More of the local goodness!

They had planners and journals too. Too bad, I already have two.

From the corner, it looks like this.

I also liked how they placed a few display items on the stairs. I made sure I took a picture so I can copy it.

Pit Senyor!!!

More items.

I also went out and took more pictures.

Very well preserved. I must say.

Beautiful Storm.

Lush greenery all around the museum.

It was an absolute delight to me as a photographer.

They also have this very interesting tree or plant with it’s trunk twisting around.

That’s their cafe! And you can actually work there too. I will one of these days.

They have nice chairs to match too!

I had Seafood Spaghetti which I surprisingly liked considering I only eat my Mama’s spaghetti.

And hungarian sandwich which was also great.

These birds made of paper, I think, were hanging from the ceiling down the stairs.

Their menu looks good and quite affordable. More reason to come.

And little hints of Christmas too! You should check-out Casa Gorordo.