Unveiled in 1987, the Maritime Museum in Macau is appropriately located near the Temple of A-Ma, the goddess and protector of seafarers and fishermen. This treasure trove of exhibits nestles in a new building whose facade evokes in visitors the impression of a stylized vessel. Visitors can learn all about Macau's maritime past from the...
Unveiled in 1987, the Maritime Museum in Macau is appropriately located near the Temple of A-Ma, the goddess and protector of seafarers and fishermen. This treasure trove of exhibits nestles in a new building whose facade evokes in visitors the impression of a stylized vessel. Visitors can learn all about Macau's maritime past from the...
Sitting on the highest point in Macau, Guia Fortress atop Guia Hill was built between 1622 and 1638 to defend the territory's border with China. Inside the fortress stands Guia Chapel, originally established by Clarist nuns, who resided at the site before establishing the Convent of St. Clare. Uncovered in 1998, the chapel features elaborate...
With iVenture card, you and your family can save up to 50% when you visit attractions, go on tours and go sightseeing around the world. With packages available for destinations across Australia, and in Hong Kong, Macau, London, Tasmania, Singapore, Honolulu, Barcelona, Madrid, Dubai, Mexico City, San Francisco and Cape Town – and more being...
Escape the hustle and bustle of Macau's entertainment district and instead head to the culturally rich area of Taipa Village where a new Art Space has just opened. Located in a traditional shophouse, Taipa Village Art Space aims to be a place where local and international artists can showcase their artworks. Click here
The only museum dedicated to the arts in Macau, Macao Art Museum, has an impressive permanent collection of art pieces, including galleries dedicated to Chinese paintings and calligraphy, Chinese ceramics, historical pictures and contemporary artworks from Macao. The museum boasts extensive special exhibition areas, which host displays of global works, often staged in collaboration with...
Dating from 1921, the Taipa Houses-Museum is comprised of five pastel green houses typical in their colonial style and reminiscent of the Portuguese's time in the territory. Inside, visitors can view fine Portuguese costumes, contemporary visual art exhibitions from around the world, and, at certain times, will find the museum host to various cultural events...
For little culture vultures looking to explore Macau's great landmarks, a visit to A-Ma Temple is must! Older than the city of Macau itself, the A-Ma Temple is dedicated to A-Ma, the goddess of seafarers and fishermen. The temple is believed to have given its name to Macau, derived from the Chinese "A-Ma-Gau" which translates...
Meet Kai Kai and Xin Xin, Macau's Giant Pandas! These giant pandas are true celebrities of Macau ever since Mainland China offered to these two furry friends in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the handover. the pandas call Seac Pai Van Park in Coloane their home. It is comprised of an expansive indoor activity area and a spacious outdoor yard,...
Macau has more to it than hotels and casinos. This bustling city has a lot of heritage and culture. With Portuguese influences, you and the little ones will have a fun time exploring some of the more historical aspects. Here’s Little Steps’ go to go on cultural activities in Macau.
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