The Museo De Parian, as in the name, is located in Parian district of Cebu city. The fact that the Jesuit house was transformed several times over many centuries was evident after discovering a coin buried in the house, which was supposedly used during the age of the Ming dynasty. Hence it was also quite clear that a Chinese family owned the house then.

Attraction & Features:

Architecture: Mix of styles with Chinese-influenced carvings on the roof adorned with red clay tiles.

Chinese Influence: Ming Dynasty artifacts and ceramics showcase significant Chinese influence.

Sugbo Gallery: Ground floor transformed into Sugbo Gallery, featuring maps, historical photos, and Ming Dynasty artifacts.

Transformation Over Time: Evident changes, such as the use of newspapers in putty to cover cracks, highlight its historical evolution.

World War II History: Utilized by the United States Armed Forces during World War II.