The Museum Of The Holy House Of Mercy Of Macau

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  blinkable
  You won't miss this white building as you are walking at the Senado Square. Before you reach the entrance of the museum (on your right side), you will first see a picturesque... read more

  Nov 18 2016 17
• 4/5

  Joe_Macpherson04
  You won't miss this white building as you are walking at the Senado Square. Before you reach the entrance of the museum (on your right side), you will first see a picturesque small lane right next to this white building. When you looked into this lane, it made you feel as if you have been transported to some old buildings... More 

  Jul 01 2016 45
• 3/5

  Nihit157
  This a decent religious museum. Depicts a good picture of European region from history. Well preserved artifacts. As a non religious person myself it wasn't to my liking. The artifacts are well preserved and have english descriptions. The museum is well signposted and easy to find. It provides a good view from the balcony. Entry fee was 10 dollars and... More 

  Aug 26 2016 44
• 4/5

  Iloveiloilo7
  Portugese Acrhitecture... good sight on the outside... no need to go especially for this.. I personallt didnt find it that alluring.. if you are on 3-4 day trip then visit.. if shorter visit then you can give it a skip...

  Nov 18 2016 18
• 5/5

  N K
  Being interested in colonial art, I thoroughly enjoyed some quiet time looking at the collection of Jesuit artefacts particularly the religious statues, ceramics, and finely crafted relief stamps. The house is well preserved and the collection well-curated. I wish more visitors in Macau take time to go over this collection.

  Aug 05 2016 8
• 3/5

  nahrehs
  The museum is located in a small lane near Senate Square. You might be interested in visiting it if you'd like to see antique Catholic artifacts but in addition to that it offers a beautiful view of the square from the balcony - something you can't get to from another place. I found it to be the best 5 MOP... More 

  Oct 07 2016 51
• 4/5

  hcsymkin
  From it's archaic colonial setting to spiritual artefacts, everything about this place radiates an aura of cultural and historical significance. Definitely a must see for any religion and art enthusiasts.

  Oct 21 2016 6
• 4/5

  AnnArborMiBob
  Its easy to find it because its in Senado Square, its a nice place to stop by and look around slowly, peacefully away from the hustle and bustle of Senado Square. Its both educational and relaxing.

  Oct 21 2016 62
• 3/5

  pinoytraveller2
  This imposing white colonial building in Senado Square is strikingly set against a skyline of modern structures, and images of it are worth taking up a decent amount of space on your camera's memory card. (I recommend photos taken from the front left as you face the building, standing back just far enough to have the building fill up your... More 

  Jul 29 2016 18