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The Macao Maritime Museum is located next to the Mage Temple. It looks like a ship with ten Portuguese dollars. It systematically and comprehensively introduces the history of human navigation, shipbuilding and the fisheries, shipbuilding and trade related to navigation. It is a very professional museum. Among them, a variety of exquisite ship models and navigational instruments are displayed, which is helpful for broadening our horizons and learning to popularize navigation knowledge. The round window on the third floor can see Tianyi Habitat and Huafa International Coast across from Macau, Wanchai, Zhuhai. Finally, the toilets of the Maritime Museum are praised for their distinctive navigational style, which is very clean and blue and white.

Ticket 10 Australian dollars, near Mazu Pavilion, the negative floor is the aquarium, although relatively small, but very well dressed, it is worth seeing. Once in the hall, there are small movies about Mazu, English, Portuguese, Chinese, three languages, suitable for different groups of people to watch, it is worth visiting.

Macau Maritime Museum, living on the sea, is opposite Macau's most famous Mazu Pavilion. There's a big square in the middle and some old Portuguese buildings around it. It's really a combination of Chinese and Western. As the Spring Festival is approaching, the palace lanterns hang high and the year is full of flavor.

Five Portuguese dollar tickets were collected beside Mazu Pavilion. The exterior building looks small, but after entering, the exhibition hall design and exhibits display are very good. It feels like an exhibition hall that is carefully arranged and managed, showing various ship models around the world, and introducing the history of Macao. The sand table and boat model are wonderful. It swayed inside for about two hours. There are souvenirs for sale downstairs. The price is not too expensive. A commemorative T-shirt is 38 Portuguese dollars. The bathroom is on the first floor. It's decorated with too much personality. Fabulous.

The Maritime Museum is just in front of the Mazu Temple. It also introduces the development of Macao's folk customs and maritime affairs. It also introduces the development of Macao from a fishing island. There are many boat models which are of interest to navigation model enthusiasts from ancient times to the present. There are also a few introductions of Portuguese navigation history.

Opposite the Mage Temple, a good place to raise your posture is strongly recommended by parents and children. There is a small aquarium with many shells, which is very praiseworthy.

Adults ten Australian dollars, children under 12 years old five Australian dollars, can only use Australian dollars to buy tickets, can not use WeChat or Alipay, closed on Tuesday, take children to see, understand Macao from small fishing village into a metropolitan history of development, increase knowledge, very good. You can also buy some souvenirs from inside. Before Macao's fishing boat model, it can only use Australian dollars, not Alipay or WeChat.

It's near the Mage Temple. If you finish burning incense, you can come and see it. It's helpful to understand that period of history. There are many ancient ship models in it. Very recommended.

The Macau Maritime Museum was founded in 1987. The Museum exhibition building introduced the main maritime activities in this area through the following themes "fishing methods and traditional fishing boats in southern China-science, technology and transportation-physical exhibitions in the maritime history of Portugal and China not only include Chinese dragon boats, but also ancient Portuguese mast boats. Yarenda & Gamma's arduous journey to India was also introduced. Zheng He's seven voyages to the Western Ocean contributed to navigation.

Friends recommended, bought a set of tickets included in the museum, in fact, there is nothing to see, small fishing villages near the sea, there must be boats to see. Mage Temple opposite you can stop by to find out.