Roseville Christmas Mansion

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The tarpaulin at the entrance.

Roseville Christmas Mansion is the newest Christmas Attraction in Davao City. It has been the talk of the town for the past few weeks and yesterday, we finally made a visit. 
The place is crowded when we came in at around 7 pm after church on a Sunday.

How to get there: Ride a jeepney bound to Damosa. Walk a few meters to get pass the gasoline station where the tricycles bound for Roseville Subdivision is found. Tell the driver to take you to Roseville Christmas Mansion and they'll tell you the vehicle bound there.
How much does it cost: It costs Php 30.00 for Adults and Php 20.00 for Kids.
What you need to bring: Yourself, money and a camera! :)

Here are some of the photos we took yesternight:

A photo with the beloved president of the republic :p

A customized motorcyle.

Behind us is the Mansion.

The Belen outside.

Tiny Christmas House.


Hello :P

One of the tables outside.

Inside the house at the dining table.

A tiny Christmas Village. :O


Two Angels. (Charot) :p

A Hello Kitty Christmas Tree :p



Their biggest Christmas Tree.

Inside the mansion on the way to the stairs.

Wine Bar.

Pooh Christmas Tree.

Another Christmas Tree inside the bedroom.

Their bed inside.

People taking photos. (yes, it's crowded.)

Their sofa set in the bedroom.

On the third floor.

View from the third floor.








Crowded, eh? :p

A tour with Santa on his sleigh.



A Mickey Mouse Christmas Tree.

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