Macau Tea Culture House

Reviews (10)

• 4/5

  BradJill
  Located within the grounds of the Lou Lim Ieok Garden, at the corner of Avenida do Conselheiro Ferreira de Almeida (street) you will find a lovely pastel yellow colonial style... read more

  Nov 11 2016 97
• 5/5

  Jasminehill
  Located within the grounds of the Lou Lim Ieok Garden, at the corner of Avenida do Conselheiro Ferreira de Almeida (street) you will find a lovely pastel yellow colonial style building. This is a preserved heritage buildings which is used to house the Macau Tea Culture museum. Open 9am to 7pm daily. The museum collection (free to visit) is interesting... More 

  Nov 25 2016 30
• 4/5

  HongKongSojourner
  I went there accidentally on Saturday. Luckily, I got a change to try their tea (FREE service at round 3pm at weekend)! You can just stay for a while and are recommended to visit other interesting places nearby, e.g Tap Seac Gallery (one of my favorite places in Macau) and Lou Lim Ioc Garden.

  Jul 01 2016 49
• 5/5

  LPfans
  I was really interested to learn more about tea through this museum, which is attached to the Lou Lim Ieoc Garden. The house itself is a very pretty historic house, but I was a bit disappointed by the exhibits inside. On the bottom floor there are a few signs about tea consumption in Macau, but they are pretty basic. There... More 

  Sep 23 2016 16
• 4/5

  BradJill
  This free museum/culture house is worth a few minutes' visit. It's quite well set out, has some video displays upstairs and generally is quite pleasant. Its other attractive feature is it links with the neighbouring Lou Lim Leoc garden, also worth a stroll around. It's not in the main tourist area of Macau but is near the Dr Sun Yat... More 

  Aug 12 2016 49
• 4/5

  JavierGR
  If planning to see the Lou Lim Ieoc Gardens during your visit to Macau, you might want to make a quick stop at the Macau Tea Culture House, which is located in the yellow building at the corner of this impressive garden. Entry is free and the museum is open from 9.00 to 7.00pm. Needless to say the role of... More 

  Jul 29 2016 3
• 5/5

  cath_rf
  A good way to taste tea in Chinese style, here they introduced to us at least 10 kinds of tea. We are impressed with the noise that you must make when drinking Chinese tea, especially the Black Dragon Tea. A nice place to spend the evening in Macau.

  Jul 15 2016 55
• 4/5
  This museu is ok, it's not super interesting or anything, but if you are around it's worth a visit. Otherwise, if for some reason you have no time to include it in your trip, it's ok, you're not missing a huge thing. Anyways, it's free, it's nice, so if you can go, nothing to loose either.

  Sep 23 2016 8