A small museum close to the Ruins. Cash only. Receptionist charged my young kids adult tickets because they didn't have student IDs on them. View of the city on the fort was nice. Skip this if you have kids. They couldn't wait to get out...More
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A small museum close to the Ruins. Cash only. Receptionist charged my young kids adult tickets because they didn't have student IDs on them. View of the city on the fort was nice. Skip this if you have kids. They couldn't wait to get out...More
Must see the 新娘轿 (bride carriage) its so so beautiful. 200% recommend. There is a session of street seller call for business, interesting.
Small, but comprehensive museum; gives a good overview of Macau's history. Start with the museum, then work your way down the hill to experience old town Macau. A refreshing counter-point to the over-the-top glitz of Cotai Strip.
The museum have lot of model to show you the past of Macau ,won't make you boring at the top of the building,you can see the cannon and the view of Macau,
A good museum with lots of thing to look at some good interactive and a good childrens area... enjoyed looking at the old pupets and making of fire works
Nice location near St. Paul ruins, a lot of stuff inside museum with English description and English voice.
The Macao Museum merits an hour or so of tourists time.... it is not big but well explains the history of Macau, its people and its culture. You will get a glimpse of the old Macau, the old Macau unspoilt by casinos and high end...More
It's nice to visit Macau and be reminded it's a historic city with a colonial past, not just a gambling town and SAR. Macau has a special place in my heart. I used to visit my grandparents during the summer holidays and this museum reminds...More
For me Macau, is not just the place where "East meets West" or where China met the Portuguese. It is where the Chinese Empire met the Portuguese Empire - where people from Portuguese India, Sri Lanka, Japan, Mozambique and the Atlantic met people from the...More
This is a good, smallish museum which explains the history of Macau, it's people and cultures. The street of Macau houses was particularly interesting.