The Maritime Museum reopened on 4 March after a period of temporary closure due to the novel coronavirus alert. Its reopening is in view of the stable situation locally regarding COVID-19.

The Maritime Museum reopened on 4 March after a period of temporary closure due to the novel coronavirus alert. Its reopening is in view of the stable situation locally regarding COVID-19.

To accommodate the COVID-19 prevention and control measures taken by the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region, all visitors entering the Maritime Museum are required to wear a face mask, undergo a temperature check, and present their health-status declaration for the day of their visit.

To accommodate the COVID-19 prevention and control measures taken by the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region, all visitors entering the Maritime Museum are required to wear a face mask, undergo a temperature check, and present their health-status declaration for the day of their visit.

As part of the effort to prevent the spread locally of COVID-19, the Maritime Museum imposes a restriction on the flow of visitors and is also stepping up disinfection work.

As part of the effort to prevent the spread locally of COVID-19, the Maritime Museum imposes a restriction on the flow of visitors and is also stepping up disinfection work.

In order to prevent gathering of crowds on the Maritime Museum’s premises, admission-free group visits – along with discounted admission fees for group visits – are suspended until further notice.

In order to prevent gathering of crowds on the Maritime Museum’s premises, admission-free group visits – along with discounted admission fees for group visits – are suspended until further notice.

The Maritime Museum is open daily from 10am to 6pm, with no admission permitted after 5.30pm. The museum is closed all day on Tuesdays.

The Maritime Museum is open daily from 10am to 6pm, with no admission permitted after 5.30pm. The museum is closed all day on Tuesdays.