Some people enjoy doing traditional types of dates: strolling at the mall, watching at the cinema, eating out,  picnic, beach trip, road trip or even a simple walk at the park. Indeed, there is no better way to do it as long as it is sincere and heartfelt. Remember, the essence and genuine purpose of a date is creating a bond and lending some time  not only limited for your significant other but also to your friends and family to even know them better and strengthen your relationship. A date is also a way to show the other side of your personality and be able to know your common grounds. 

Aside from all the types of date mentioned, there is another one I think many of us will definitely enjoy, Museum Date! As they say, a date at the museum is a way of making memories from memories. If you are someone who loves to see the beauty of art, explore wonders of history and has a  curious mind clouding with lots of questions then check this list of museums you can visit with your loved one around Makati, Philippines. 

Ayala Museum - Located at Greenbelt Park, Makati Avenue, corner Dela Rosa Street, Ayala Center, just right in the middle of Makati business district where the busy and chaotic modern world meets the old history. The Ayala museum showcases the wide range of exquisite artifacts dating from ancient history that tell the story of how our ancestors lived their colorful lives.  The   ethnological and archaeological displays in this museum highlights the different eras of the country's rich history. From artifacts about artistic expression, ancient daily life, pre colonial and modern period memories. This museum is worth visiting as it definitely feeds your eyes and minds with over hundreds of objects  that showcases Philippine Art and culture. 

Leon Gallery - If you are someone who adores and loves paintings, not just ordinary paintings but those that are with historical significance, then this place is for you. Located in G/F Corinthian Plaza, 121 Paseo de Roxas, Legazpi Village, Leon Gallery housed the masterpieces done by some of the famous patriots and critically acclaimed painters of the country. Old Master paintings such as those created by Juan Luna, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo, Fabian de la Rosa, and Fernando Amorsolo are here at the core of Leon Gallery’s collection. In addition, Philippine antiques are also showcased in the gallery, ranging from furniture, rugs, pottery dating back from pre-Hispanic to the Hispanic era.

Finale Art File - Located at Warehouse 17, La Fuerza Compound, 2241 Chino Roces Avenue, this gallery is a premier gallery institution that houses the works of both modern day established artists who marked their name in the industry and up and coming young artists in the country. Final Art File  is divided into three areas, the Tall Gallery, Upstairs Gallery and Video Room. According to the gallery, "Finale provides space and freedom for Filipino artists to express themselves". Check it now as they are having multiple exhibitions coming up. 

Yuchengco Museum - This museum is a house of the national heroes memorabilias and treasures. One of them is Dr. Jose Rizal's photos, portraits, certificates, diplomas, and items belonging to the women involved in his challenging yet colorful life. Moreover, paintings from great artisans Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, Carlos Botong Francisco are displayed here. You can visit it at RCBC Plaza, Corner Ayala Avenue and Senator Gil J. Puyat Avenue. 

The Mind Museum - An interactive place where visitors will not only learn about Science but also experience it first handedly as they offer over 250 interactive exhibits. This museum's goal is to 'initiate and bolster science engagement' to be knowledgeable about the real life situation of the world.The Mind museum also consists of five galleries such as Atom Gallery, Life Gallery, Universe Gallery, Earth Galler, and Technology Gallery that can be enjoyed by the young and young-at-heart.