international doll house

Overrated. It has a very nice view from the restaurant, clean area going up but the parking area is full of rubbish.

If you love dolls then you must visit this place in Bislig. The ocean view park has an overlooking restaurant and panoramic view of Bislig City.

Dolls are of course girly things but I happen to see one rare collection of so many dolls that I can't resist writing about it. Those dolls were bought from different regions of the world - the owners being avid travelers themselves who ironically did not got a child of their own - and were made good collection of "cute little girls". Housed in a specially-built air-conditioned 'doll house', dolls were arranged and grouped according to type and character. A glass panel protects those dolls from being touched nor handled by visitors. They were kept clean and well maintained with assigned person to guide and assist guests. Each doll may costs only a little more than a thousand pesos but the maintenance and air conditioning (2 air con units) that run 24/7 make this collection a bit expensive.Located inside the Ocean View Park, a Swiss-Filipina owned view deck and restaurant about a kilometer away from downtown Mangagoy Bislig, the International Doll House is worth a visit be it for little girls or adults alike.

The doll house is located at a hilltop, so visitors need to take around 200 steps up to reach it. The owners of the place are a Filipino and Swiss couple who like to travel, and every time they do, they bring back a doll to add to their extensive collection. These dolls are currently displayed in an air conditioned house of their own. The bonus here though is that it's not just the doll house that you find on top. They also have a restaurant that sells a fusion of Swiss and Filipino food. There's also a viewing deck where you can see all of Bislig city.

I wasn't able to count how many steps I took at this place. The house is located like on top of a mountain. near the house was the owner's mansion (right side) and on the left is the bar/cafeteria (left side) with an overlooking of the city and the sea.Inside the doll house, a collection of different doll's are displayed. It was collected by the owner from different parts of the world. some of it has its own stories. viewing the dolls has a fee and there will be a guide who's gonna tell the stories of some of the doll's and the history about the doll's and the owner.Girl's who really like dolls, this is the place for you. though, you can not touch the dolls itself because it is inside a glass protected display cabinet.

I was having second thoughts if I would climb the 270 mini steps or not, just to take a look at a doll collection. I remember my little girl back home. She would love to see pictures of a collection of dolls I can take. So I decided to take the 200+ steps grasping my breath minute after minute.At last I was in front of the door of the room. There’s an entrance fee of P20/person. Slippers/shoes were taken off before entering the room. A room full of a collection of international dolls by a Filipina who once had wished in her early childhood to have even a single doll of her own. Indeed, her wish came true, not only a single doll but a room full of dolls she bought from different countries.I thought we were only seeing dolls. I didn't know there is a restaurant just a few steps from the doll house where one can take a good refreshment. They have friendly staff and while waiting for our food, we had a good view of the sea and Bislig City from atop the hill. It’s clean and food is indeed satisfying for an affordable price.It's a good restaurant to take some refreshment. I like their burgers. I also had "halo-halo". It's cheap and yummy. Place is well maintained, rest rooms are clean, air is fresh and surely you will enjoy a nhttp://c1.tacdn.com/img2/sprites/big_ratings_v1.pngice view of the sea. I'm glad took the 270 steps, it's worth the climb.