The PICC is located in the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) Complex in Pasay City. You can reach it via taxi, ride-sharing services, or public transport like buses heading towards the CCP Complex. If driving, be aware of parking situations; the NU Building offers a flat rate that can be more economical than other options.

Parking is available at the PICC itself, but can be pricey. Nearby alternatives include SMX Convention Center parking and the NU Building parking, which offers a flat rate and is a short walk across a bridge.

Yes, buses that ply routes to the CCP Complex will get you close to the PICC. From the bus stop, it's a short walk to the venue.

The CCP Complex is quite large. While walking is possible, especially if you're familiar with the area, consider ride-sharing for convenience between different venues within the complex.

While specific shuttle services directly to PICC might vary, many events held at PICC may arrange for shuttle services for attendees. It's best to check with the event organizer.

The PICC is primarily a venue for events, conferences, and exhibitions. Entry is typically by invitation, ticket, or registration for specific events.

The operating hours of the PICC depend on the events scheduled. It's best to check the specific event's schedule for accurate timings.

While the PICC is a National Cultural Treasure, general public access for architectural tours might be limited, especially during event days. It's advisable to check for any scheduled public tours or visit during less busy periods.

There are no general entrance fees to the PICC itself, but you will need to have a ticket or pass for any event you are attending.

You can usually find information about upcoming events on the official PICC website, their social media pages, or through event organizers who utilize the venue.

The PICC is a prime example of Brutalist architecture, designed by National Artist Leandro Locsin. It features bold concrete forms, geometric shapes, and a monumental presence. +1

Don't miss the artworks by National Artists, the grand Plenary Hall, and the unique light installations in the main lobby. The building itself is a work of art.

Absolutely! The striking architecture and art installations make it a photographer's dream. However, during events, access for extensive photography might be restricted to one-way routes.

While not always advertised, sometimes guided tours are available, especially for architectural enthusiasts. It's best to inquire directly with the PICC management or check for special event announcements.

The atmosphere is grand and historic, reflecting its status as a National Cultural Treasure. It feels prestigious and inspiring, especially when you consider the events and art it houses.

Yes, the PICC has a cafeteria and other dining facilities. However, the selection can be limited at certain times, and dishes may change throughout the day.

The cafeteria typically offers a few choices of Filipino dishes. The selection is usually around 4-5 options per mealtime.

Generally, bringing outside food and drinks might be restricted, especially during official events. It's advisable to consume them before entering or check the specific event's policy.

Yes, being part of the CCP Complex and near the Mall of Asia (MOA) area, there are numerous dining options available in the vicinity, ranging from casual eateries to fine dining.

Prices at the PICC cafeteria are generally considered reasonable for a convention center, though they might be slightly higher than typical local eateries.

The main lobby with its light installations, the grand staircases, the exterior Brutalist facade, and the Plenary Hall (if accessible) are excellent for photography. +1

Photography policies vary by event. During graduations or oath-taking ceremonies, strict one-way routes might limit your ability to move freely for photos. It's best to take photos before or after the main proceedings.

Drone usage is generally prohibited in and around convention centers and cultural sites due to security and safety regulations. Always check with venue management.

PICC is ideal for architectural photography, event coverage, and capturing the grandeur of large gatherings. Its iconic design also makes it a great backdrop for portraits. +1

Professional photography might require permits or prior arrangements, especially if it interferes with ongoing events. Contact PICC management for specific guidelines.