Built in 1914, this beautiful ancestral home is the former residence of Perona Nakpil, the widow of Andrés Bonifacio ( father of the Philippine Revolution); she lived here after his death. As well as an insight into the grandeur of pre-war Manila, the museum provides a history of the Ilustrados and Katipunan – the anti–Spanish revolutionist movement.
The house is on a crowded backstreet behind busy thoroughfare Quezon Blvd. It's the only evidence that this was once a highly desirable neighbourhood.
