Macao Science Center

#christmastrip #falltrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip Whenever we look up at the stars, the vast Milky Way is always filled with many unknown possibilities. From ancient times to the present, stargazers have been chasing stars in order to explore the stories behind the mysterious starry sky. The Astronomical Science Exhibition Hall "Stargazer" is now open. This is an exhibition hall that integrates art and technology, leading everyone to review the long history of astronomical observation science, understand the achievements of aerospace science and technology, and bring an unprecedented unique exhibition experience to the public.

#澳門週末遊#週末遊#Macau#Macao Science Center The Science Exhibition Center is the centerpiece of the building. It is 57 meters (187 feet) high and consists of a tilted cone with a chamfered cylinder on top. There are mechanical and electrical rooms and material storage basements below the ground of the exhibition hall. There are 14 exhibition halls from the ground to the third floor. The fourth and fifth floors are viewing pavilions and observation decks respectively. The exhibition center also has cafes, boutiques and other leisure consumption places. The conference center of the Science Museum was once called the Multi-Function Hall. It is based on a diamond shape and is divided into equipment areas and multi-functional activity areas. The equipment area is three stories high. The ground, first and second floors are conference halls, meeting rooms and science museum offices respectively; the multi-functional activity area is equipped with cloakrooms, VIP offices and reception rooms, storage rooms, preparation halls and other facilities. The conference hall and the lobby of the conference hall cover an area of ​​600 m2 (6,458 sq ft). They are equipped with special systems for speeches or performances and simultaneous interpretation systems that support up to three different languages. There are four conference rooms, each with its own 72 m2 (775 sq ft), two of which can be connected to each other. The conference center can be used for theatrical performances, concerts, seminars, banquets and exhibitions. address:Avenida Sun Yat-sen, Macau opening time:10:00 - 18:00，Closed on Thursdays Thank you for your appreciation

Gong Xi Fa Cai 🎉🎊 (恭喜发财)!! Wishing everyone a prosperous new year and good health!! This year mark my 8th year celebrating the Chinese New Year here in Macau. I witnessed how Macau celebrate their Chinese New Year though the last two years was quite different due to covid19. But finally after 2 years Macau has a grand celebration again, with lots of tourist that coming. Macau looks more lively! This year there will be a grand parade that will took place on January 24 and 27 in Sai Van Lake Square, march along Avenida Dr. Sun Yat-Sen on Macao Peninsula until the destination at Macao Science Center. Don’t forget to book your hotel at Trip.com for a hassle free New Year Celebration. :) #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #tripblazers

#tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #2023travelwish #campingglamping #awesomepic. Along the 400-metre-long tree-lined walking trail at the waterfront, visitors can enjoy the coastal scenery from the Macao Science Center to the Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre. The children’s playground covering a total area of about 2,700 square metres is divided into several areas for children of different ages and introduces novel inclusive play facilities that allow them to learn different skills while playing, which helps balance the development of their body and mind. The café area is equipped with new shaded seats, kiosk, parent-child toilets and nursing room. Its friendly design allows visitors of different ages to use the waterfront leisure area together. The fitness and leisure area accommodating the gateball court, roller skating rink and multi-functional court provides the public and young people with a variety of sporting options with its fitness and exercise facilities of varying intensities, encouraging the public to exercise more and strengthen their physical fitness.

#awesomepic #2023TravelWish #tripblazers #CampingGlamping#foodie #awesomepic Macao Science Center (MSC) aims to promote science popularization and education among local adolescents, facilitate the spread of novel technologies and science communication, compliment tourism development in Macao and provide a regional platform for science education, convention and exhibition. Delve into five floors and 14 galleries of kid-friendly exhibitions specially designed to make science more fun! Walk through exhibits dedicated to outer space, robotics, sound, earth, eco-conservation, sports, and food science. Join a molecular food demo to see spaghetti made from solid milk and tomato soup caviar, and watch a classic science demo: is it possible for a light bulb to shine without electricity? Plus, with a Guinness World Record-awarded, state-of-the-art planetarium – the highest resolution 3D planetarium in the world

Celebrating Chinese New Year in Macau in 2022 Ruins of St. Paul's CathedralRuins of St. Paul's Cathedral The whole atmosphere is vibrant with party mood in Macau at Chinese New Year. Thousands of people come to enjoy the fireworks and New Year entertainments. For the fireworks display near the Macau Tower in the evening (usually on Chinese New Year's Day. Official announcement has not been given yet.), the best places to watch are near the tower itself or along the Taipa shore. The Macau Tower is the world's 20th tallest tower (2018) and is a Macau attraction in itself. People enjoy the revolving restaurant, the fine evening views, and shopping inside. So you might consider having dinner there before the fireworks show.

The Macao Science Centre is one of the most child-friendly attractions available in the city. Here families can spend 2-3 hours exploring a five-floor, spiral-shaped building with 14 large exhibition areas filled with interactive and entertaining displays. #givethanks

Fisherman's Wharf⛵️—Cultural Centre—Art Gallery—Science Centre This route is perfect for a day trip, all within the same area. It's not tiring for the feet, and the kids are happy too! However, it's not recommended for very young children. It's better for kids in 3rd grade and above, as they understand a lot and it can be a history lesson for them! Macau now has many common leisure areas, which are great! The only issue is that hailing a taxi is difficult, you can use the WeChat mini-program: Macau Taxi Call.

Living in Zhuhai, I don't want to miss the bi-monthly Macau visa . I have to make the most of it, haha, so I decided on a whim to do a Macau commando day trip. Today's check-in is at the Macau Science Center. How to get there: We went from Gongbei border crossing to the Macau Sands by 🚌, got off at Macau Sands, and then walked there, about 400 meters away. You can do the same from other ports, after all, it's free of charge 💰 Of course, taking a taxi or bus is also possible. Buying tickets: We had some Macau 💵 left over from before, so we paid in cash. The exhibition center charges 50🇲🇴 for adults and 15🇲🇴 for children over two years old. Later I saw that on dazhongdianping, the adult ticket is 28.5 RMB, which everyone can choose for themselves. Children under two are free. There is also a planetarium where you can watch 2D3D movies, which we didn't see. There's also a children's world at the entrance, where babies are charged 35🇲🇴 and one adult can accompany for free. Playing: Actually, the exhibition center alone is enough for my three-year-old to play for two to three hours. There seem to be 14 exhibition halls, and the content is very rich and interactive. My child could participate in almost everything, so we stayed in each hall. Time flew by, and two hours passed without us noticing. Later, because she was a bit hungry, we went out to eat. Otherwise, playing for another hour would have been no problem. If you bought a package ticket and want to go out to watch a 2D movie in between, don't throw away the exhibition center ticket; you can go back in to play. But since we only bought the exhibition center ticket, we couldn't re-enter. However, we had a great time as it was. About eating: I saw that there are snack and drink carts near the heart-shaped tree at the entrance, and there's a McDonald's inside where you can enjoy the sea view while eating. The mood is very nice, and the McDonald's in Hong Kong and Macau have many foods that are not available on the mainland, which taste super good. I highly recommend trying it. ⚠️ There is a water play area inside, and many children don't follow the rules, splashing water everywhere, so it's a good idea to bring extra clothes for your child. The air conditioning inside is quite strong, so bringing a jacket is also necessary. Next to the science museum is the Guanyin Statue Seaside Park, which has a large area for kids to play. We went during the day, and it was too hot, so we plan to go back in the autumn. Overall, the Macau Science Center is very suitable for taking kids to play.

Check in at Macau Science Center. 📍Detailed address: Avenida do Dr. Sun Yat Sen, Macau It is recommended to take a taxi for a parent-child trip, as there are many people on the bus and the drivers here drive quite fast with many bends! We took the "Fa Cai" bus to get here, first went to the "Fisherman's Wharf", which is just across from Sands, and then walked for more than ten minutes to get to the Macau Science Center. Adult ticket, 50 yuan per ticket, child ticket 15 yuan per ticket. Closed every Thursday. At the entrance, there is a children's playground that requires separate purchase at the lobby window for 35 yuan/person. The Macau Science Center was designed by the renowned architect I.M. Pei. The heart-shaped tree is a must-see and perfect for taking beautiful photos! For friends who love taking pictures, the area outside the exhibition hall by the seaside is really stunning! There is a restaurant on the first floor, and after eating, visiting the exhibition halls is also a wonderful experience.

This center has 14 exhibition halls in a row. With the accessible layout, you'll hardly even feel like you're climbing stairs. The planetarium in the shape of hemisphere offers a fantastic visual experience. The Internet-famous heart-shaped tree at the gate makes a great photo backdrop.