This guide walks you through Macau Maritime Museum’s highlights—ship models, a full-size Asian junk, interactive bridge simulator, and rooftop harbor views. Learn history from Portuguese caravels to Chinese naval maps, plus practical tips on tickets, transit, languages, and best visiting times.
Read moreThis guide to the Macau Museum of Art (MAM) highlights must‑see works like Wu Li’s silk album, contemporary Macau installations, visitor tips, efficient routes, and practical details—perfect for first‑time and repeat visitors seeking free, cross‑cultural art experiences.
Read moreDiscover Macau’s Grand Prix Museum at the Guia Circuit: champion cars, VR death-challenge, g-force simulators, and immersive audio-visual exhibits. Practical tips, opening hours, and insider route suggestions help you make the most of a 1–3 hour visit.
Read morePerched on Fortaleza do Monte, Macau Museum showcases 400 years of Chinese‑Portuguese cultural exchange through immersive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia. Visit galleries, explore the historic fort, enjoy rooftop views, and join guided tours—ideal for history lovers, families, and photographers.
Read moreMacau D Art Gallery transforms a century-old Portuguese-style building into a modern art venue. Explore Macau’s local artists, rotating international shows, workshops, and accessible gallery spaces for a compact cultural experience.
Read moreBeyond the Ruins of St. Paul’s, the Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt preserves 400 years of Macau’s Catholic history. Visitors encounter rare ivory carvings, Portuguese-influenced paintings by Japanese Christians, martyr relics, and evocative underground spaces—essential for understanding Macau’s East-West religious and artistic fusion.
Read moreThe Xian Xinghai Memorial Museum in Macau invites visitors into the life and legacy of China’s celebrated composer. Housed in his former villa, the museum blends original artifacts, immersive multimedia, and educational programs to showcase the Yellow River Cantata, wartime music, and the role of art in China’s modern history.
Read moreIn a quiet street of Gaobeidian, Chaoyang District, Beijing, lies a pure-white artistic haven—the China Oil Painting Institute. Nicknamed “Little Morocco of Beijing”, it is the first national-level oi…
Read moreNestled in the bustling area of Beijing’s North Fourth Ring Road lies a magical place where you can “travel across all of China in just one day” — the Beijing Chinese Ethnic Culture Park (also known a…
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