This museum, located just opposite the A-Ma Temple, has been extraordinarily well laid out. Even if you are not obsessed with boats and nautical history, it is interesting to see the tropical looking boats which colored Macau's past. From flower boats to fishing boats to dragon boats, each vessel tells a story about the enclave's culture. Outside, a junk will show you half an hour's worth of a different Macau from the water.
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Associated Events
Maritime Ethnology Exhibition Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
The Maritime Ethnology Exhibition showcases traditions and techniques of not only Macau fishermen, but also fishermen from other regions of South China. Items such as models of vessels, representations of various fishing techniques, costumes, and instruments used at the shipyards are on display.
Maritime History Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
'Maritime History' is a permanent exhibition at the Maritime Museum which narrates the story of different aspects of Portuguese and Chinese maritime history, from the 15th to 17th centuries. Exhibits such as nautical instruments, three dimensional models of harbors, walls and fortifications during the 17th century and electronic models are on display.
The Aquarium Gallery Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
The Maritime Museum houses a gallery that has four aquariums on display. Each of these aquariums signifies a specific sub-aquatic environment, where various species of fish can be observed. All the four aquariums are created from fibreglass and each of them has different themes.