The PTC Group of Companies has long played a vital role in global transport across sea, air, and land. While PTC Aviation continues to shape future aviation professionals, the group’s rich maritime legacy is brought to life through the upcoming Museo del Galeón, a world-class museum set to open in May 2026.
The Museo del Galeón is more than just a museum, but an immersive educational experience that brings history to life.
Located along Seaside Boulevard corner Sunset Avenue at the SM Mall of Asia Complex, it is poised to become a premier destination for both local and international visitors interested in maritime history.
At the heart of the museum is the Galeón Espíritu Santo, a breathtaking, full-scale 60-meter replica of a 17th-century Spanish galleon. This iconic centerpiece allows visitors to step aboard and experience the grandeur of the ships that once connected continents.
One of the museum’s core highlights is its deep dive into the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade.

A cornerstone of Philippine history, this 250-year trade route linked Asia, the Americas, and Europe, shaping global commerce and cultural exchange.

Through interactive exhibits and thoughtfully curated galleries, visitors will discover how this historic exchange influenced economies, cultures, and identities across the globe. From spices and silver to ideas and traditions, the galleon trade played a pivotal role in early globalization.

Spanning approximately 8,000 square meters, the Museo del Galeón features:
Designed as a cutting-edge maritime museum in the Philippines, it aims to become a leading educational hub in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Museo del Galeón is backed by the PTC Group, a name long associated with excellence in maritime and human resource development.
This initiative reflects the group’s broader vision: to celebrate Filipino heritage while investing in education that prepares individuals for global careers.
In the same spirit, PTC Aviation continues to empower aspiring aviation professionals with world-class training and opportunities. While one looks to the skies and the other to the seas, both are rooted in a shared belief in Filipino talent and global competitiveness.
In a fast-changing world, understanding our roots provides clarity and direction. The Museo del Galeón offers a powerful reminder of the Philippines’ role in shaping global history long before modern air travel connected nations.
For students, professionals, and lifelong learners, it serves as a bridge between past and present, inspiring curiosity, pride, and ambition.
The Museo del Galeón officially opens on May 1, 2026, in Pasay City. Whether you’re passionate about history, fascinated by maritime exploration, or simply looking for an enriching cultural experience, this museum is set to become a must-visit destination.