Experts' Choice Award Maritime Museum
What the experts agree on
Striking architecture with porthole windows houses Macau's maritime heritage near where Portuguese traders first landed. The building's exterior impresses more than its interiors, though it's worth an hour exploring the seafaring collections.
“With jutting white slats and porthole windows, this handsome building... is a great place to spend an interesting hour brushing up on seafaring history.”
– Fodor's
Frommer's "Dedicated to the region's seafaring history and... located near the very spot where Portuguese traders first came ashore." Full review
Afar Magazine "The exterior of this building is more interesting than the interiors." Full review
The Telegraph "Macau’s harbour made Macau what it is today, so the Maritime Museum is rather more than just a glossy time capsule. A fair bit of thought was put into its design – the building is shaped..." Full review
