The 15 presidents of the Philippines from the Malolos Republic to the present, their respective biographies, presidential flags, and the laws and issuances they enacted.
Important public messages, remarks, official statements and other documents by the presidents, past and present.
1. Inaugural addresses
2. Messages
3. Statements
4. Speeches
5. State of the nation addresses
6. Budget messages
7. Historical papers and documents
8. Appointments and designations
9. President’s Day
Articles and sources about the national flag and national anthem as symbols of Philippine sovereignty.
1. History of the Philippine Flag
2. Origin of the Symbols of our National Flag
3. Flags and Banners of the Colonial Era in the Philippines
4. The National Anthem’s Predecessor and Influences
The complete roster of the Honor Code of the Philippines that includes the Quezon Service Cross, Order of Lakandula, Order of Sikatuna, Philippine Legion of Honor, Order of National Artists, Order of National Scientists, among others.
More about Executive Order No. 236, s. 2003.
The protocols, ceremonies, and traditions that define and symbolize the Philippine presidency.
1. The Protocol, Ceremony, History, and Symbolism of the Presidential Inauguration
2. The Possession of Malacañan Palace
3. The State of the Nation Address: Traditions and History
4. Vin d’Honneur
5. Presidential Funerals
This section features the highlights of the president's’ annual State of the Nation Addresses (SONA). The important points are outlined in a comprehensive report. Word clouds and content charts are included for simple representation and comparative analysis.
1. SONA Content Charts and Word Clouds
2. SONA Technical Reports
This section provides the comparative analysis of the Inaugural Addresses of the presidents of the Philippines since President Manuel L. Quezon to the present. The data is presented in content chart and word cloud format.
Inaugural Addresses Content Charts and Word Clouds
Infographics and charts narrating the history, evolution, comparisons, and highlights of Philippine election since the Malolos Republic. This serves as the summary of the Electoral Almanac published by the Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office.
1. Philippine Elections by the numbers infographic
2. Presidential Elections results
3. The Evolution of Political Parties
4. Coalitions
This section details the comparative results of public surveys and opinion polls conducted by private social research institutions Social Weather Stations (SWS) and Pulse Asia, Inc., in relation to the Philippine Presidency.
1. Social Weather Stations
2. Pulse Asia, Inc.
This features a panoptic view into presidential official travel. The total number of trips, their dates as well as the countries visited are charted out on a world map.
More about the Presidential Foreign Trips
Narratives, stories, and insights on history and heritage. The articles can be sorted according to three categories: by era, by topics, and by type.
1. Spanish Colonial Period
2. American Colonial Period
3. Japanese Occupation
4. British Occupation
5. First Republic
6. Commonwealth
7. Second Republic
8. Third Republic
9. Martial Law
10. Fourth Republic
11. Fifth Republic
Narratives, stories, and insights on history and heritage. The articles can be sorted according to three categories: by era, by topics, and by type.
1. Malacañan Palace
2. KKK
3. Mabini150
4. Bonifacio150
5. Rizal150
6. Electoral Almanac
7. Today-in-History
8. Republic Day
9. Independence Day
10. EDSA People Power
11. Ninoy Aquino
12. Flags and Heraldry
13. Honors Code
14. Protocol
15. Presidential Museum and Library
16. Plaza Miranda
Narratives, stories, and insights on history and heritage. The articles can be sorted according to three categories: by era, by topics, and by type.
1. Announcements
2. Articles
3. Briefers
4. Timelines
5. Readings
6. Infographic maps
The Presidential Museum and Library houses the finest and largest collection of references and memorabilia on the history and heritage of the Philippine presidency. Discover a trove of national treasure that includes an exclusive collection of keepsakes owned by the presidents, past and present.
More about Presidential Museum and Library.
Read more about the history of the Library.
Read more about the history of the Presidential Museum.
Art, memorabilia, and furniture found in the museum.
Malacañan Palace is the official residence and seat of office of the President of the Philippines. It is also considered as an important historical landmark known primarily for its architectural greatness and venerable history. Learn more about Malacañan Palace’s history and heritage here.
1. Malacañan Palace
2. Kalayaan Hall
3. Mabini Hall
4. Bonifacio Hall
5. New Executive Building
6. Malacañang Park and Bahay Pangarap
7. *Mansion House
Download Malacañan Palace: A Quick Guide
Guidelines and standard operating procedure for public tours in the Presidential Library and Museum.
The Presidential Museum and Library provides a broad range of educational materials pertaining to the history and heritage of the Philippine presidency.The website also offers articles and other sources on various topics in reference to the history and traditions of the Philippine government.
