Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  Eugene S
  If you aren't a fan of history then come here purely for the air con and the peace and quiet. However if you love history this will be a great glimpse into the past of the city of... read more

  Sep 30 2016 22
• 4/5

  blinkable
  If you aren't a fan of history then come here purely for the air con and the peace and quiet. However if you love history this will be a great glimpse into the past of the city of Macau.

  Oct 14 2016 77
• 3/5

  Reslimpan
  It is located underground as part of the St. Paul Ruins. A lot of the tourists seemed to not know what this place is all about and many of them did not bother to adhere to the No Picture signage. The area is quite compact and limited to few selected artefacts on display. Perhaps it would be better to have... More 

  Aug 19 2016 54
• 3/5

  prpa
  This museum is more of an exhibit. It is very small and tiny. Takes 5 minutes tops about 1.5 minute in average and 15 seconds to walk through it. Some very nice pieces nevertheless.

  Sep 16 2016 98
• 5/5

  ECLadines
  this is located behind the ruins of st. paul's church. not many tourists seem to be aware of this & thus, it's less crowd than the actual ruins. the crypt is located in a basement and has a quiet environment. the remains are enclosed in glass cases. it can be a little disquieting for some people.

  Oct 14 2016 21
• 4/5

  RachHSG
  We were viewing the photos of the Ruins Through Time from a corner of an open space at the back of the Ruins when people go downstairs in an unlikely building. There's no entrance fee and the stairs' a matter of which way to go first, the museum (right) or the crypt (left). Of course, we went the museum which... More 

  Sep 16 2016 42
• 3/5

  Deb W
  I like museum generally. This is a very small exhibit of the sacred art but I like it because the items were thoughtfully spaced out and clearly labelled. The crypt was also interesting compared to the ones I seen in Europe. It's very small but very neat. Both the crypt and the museum are located in the underground behind the... More 

  Jul 29 2016 56
• 3/5

  betty l
  This crypt was a little less creepy than others. The bones are laying in floor to ceiling cases with glass windows for viewing. The artifacts in the museum are worth a quick look.

  Sep 02 2016 46
• 3/5

  BradJill
  Check out this museum located just beside The Church Ruins of St Paul. A lot of interesting artefacts,portraits and archeological finds.

  Jul 08 2016 67