Inside Mount Fortress, the Macau Museum serves as the premier venue to trace Macau's centuries of multicultural evolution and is an important attraction of the Macau World Heritage Site. Opened to the public in 1998, the museum makes full use of the fortress's historic structures, perfectly combining ancient military architecture with modern exhibition spaces.

Its collections cover a wide range of exhibits, including ancient daily utensils, religious artworks, maritime trade relics and folk handicrafts. Exhibitions vividly illustrate Macau's early fishing communities, Sino-Western trade development, colonial history and unique folk customs shaped by cultural integration.

Visitors can explore three themed floors showcasing the city's past and present. After touring the galleries, they may step onto the fortress terrace to enjoy panoramic views of Macau Peninsula. Far more than an exhibition hall, the museum records the story of where Eastern and Western civilizations met. It offers travellers profound insights into Macau’s distinctive identity, making it indispensable for anyone eager to understand the city's deep-rooted history.