Macau Museum, Macau

Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


The Macau Museum, or Museu de Macau, is one of the best museums in Macau. Lacated within the Mount Fortress, Macau Museum provides a detailed explanation about the origin and development of Macau. The life-size reconstruction of period shops and streets makes it a wonderful visiting experience.

The museum is open Tuesdays to Sundays, from 10:00am to 6:00pm and the admission fee is MOP$15.00.

Replica of street façade, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene of life in a sampan, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Diorama of Old Macau, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene of a Chinese shophouse living quarters, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene of a shop selling Chinese worship paraphernalia, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene of a confectionery shop, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene of a medicine workshop, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene from a traditional kitchen, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Portuguese-inspired Macau cooking, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene from the dressing from of a traditional opera, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene from a Portuguese-style home, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)


Scene from a Chinese bridal chamber, Macau Museum (9 November, 2007)

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