This is one of the best things to do in Macau. You enter near the Ruins of St. Paul, and it works its way up through several floors to a garden that is also part of the Guia Fortress, which is on the other side....More

Academics and non-academics would find this in this museum what they are looking for on the Macanese (people of Macao) way of life. It is a two story building the houses, in chronological order the history of Macao before the coming of the Portuguese, during...More

... and you should see this. It is very interesting to have a look on these historic objets, styles and design. It is a good and introducing overview on the history of Macao. There is a children's place in the upper level if needed ;-)

Macau is a special administrative region of china. Compared to Hong Kong, the city doesn't have too much to offer in terms of tourist attractions. Unless of course you're an avid gambler, in which case Macau has plenty to offer. Those that want to learn...More

This is a great little museum, plenty of exhibits from past Macau. Well displayed and set out showing typical home interiors from olden Macau life both Chinese & Portugese homes. Some beautiful religious icons too.

This museum is just behind the ruins of St.Paul's and is well worth a look. It is cheap and will occupy an interesting hour. Look out for the dog on the end of the canon!

The exhibits in the museum range in quality and interest, but there's a lot to take away from the descriptions for the exhibits. For those who have limited knowledge of Macau, this offers a great opportunity to better understand how Macau sat at the intersection...More

The museum is right next to st.paul. Very easy to find. Entrance fee is reasonable. Information is written in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, and Portuguese. Very easy to understand and the museum contains a lot of information and detail about Macau. The roof of the museum...More

Thisnis very good starting point for discovering Macau and its history. I liked the replicas of houses through different periods andnlosts of stories about mixure of Portuguese and Chinese culture. The story about the origins of two words for tea spread around the world (tea...More

You need to walk-up to the hill of the "Fortaleza do Monte" (don't worry it is not exhausted). The museum presents the history of the city and territory of the former Portuguese colony of Macau. I was missing links to the history of Hong Kong...More