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｜Macau Grand Prix Museum

The museum houses race cars and motorcycles that have competed over decades, telling the brilliant story of drivers, teams, and legendary figures who made their mark on the waters of Macau since 1954. The countless moments from years of racing history are brought together in the 21st century to offer you an unparalleled, all-encompassing experience.

The Grand Prix Museum, under the Macao Government Tourism Office, officially reopened on June 1, 2021. The expanded museum is four stories high and has a total floor area of approximately 16,000 square meters, a six-fold increase from its previous size, providing visitors with knowledge, entertainment, leisure, and learning experiences related to the Grand Prix. This renovation project was awarded a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification for new buildings (in the building design and construction category).

To further enhance the museum's appeal and enrich the visitor experience, the Macao Government Tourism Office added eight wax figures of famous racers to the museum on March 27, 2023. Five of these wax figures were specially created for this collaboration by Madame Tussauds and are of John MacDonald, Ron Haslam, Michael Rutter, Rob Huff, and Edoardo Mortara, while the wax figures of Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton, and Sebastian Vettel were recast.

• Redemption Method: Please present the "e-admission voucher" from the HONG KONG FunPASS APP at the on-site ticket counter or a self-service ticket machine to collect your admission ticket. Visitors with a ticket may only enter and exit the museum once on the day.

• Macau Grand Prix Museum
  • Location: Rua de Luis Gonzaga Gomes, No. 431, Macau
  • Opening Hours (Subject to change without prior notice, please refer to the official website for information): 
    • Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Last admission at 5:30 PM)
    • Closed on Tuesdays

• Each person must have a ticket for admission. The ticket allows for a single entry and exit on the day of use only.
• Pets (except guide dogs), dangerous items, liquids, or drinks are strictly prohibited inside the museum. The museum reserves the right to refuse entry to intoxicated individuals or those improperly dressed.
• Children aged 12 or below must be accompanied by an adult to enter the museum.
• Large items and luggage are not permitted inside the museum. Please take care of your valuables, as the museum is not responsible for any loss.
• Visitors exhibiting abnormal behavior or causing disturbance to others may be asked to leave by the staff.
• If you feel unwell, have an accident, or encounter an emergency, please inform a staff member immediately for assistance.
• Promotional sales activities and the distribution or posting of promotional materials are prohibited without the museum's approval.
• Please do not use flash, selfie sticks, or tripods for photography or video recording inside the museum. Commercial and non-tourist-related filming is prohibited without the museum's approval.
• Please keep the venue clean. Smoking and eating/drinking are strictly prohibited in all public areas of the museum.
• Do not deface or damage exhibits, installations, walls, or facilities. You will be held financially responsible for any damage caused, and the museum reserves all rights to pursue criminal charges in accordance with the law.
• Please do not make loud noises or run around in the museum. Do not walk backward or run on escalators to avoid accidents.
• Visitors should follow the instructions and rules for the multimedia interactive devices and games, and operate them under the guidance of staff.
• Individuals with heart conditions, high blood pressure, pregnant women, people with disabilities, seniors over 65, and children under 12 should carefully select interactive equipment and games that are suitable for them.
• Please voluntarily observe the visiting rules and follow the guidance of the staff. In situations where visitor numbers are nearing capacity, or during emergencies or special events, the museum may implement crowd control or partial access measures. Visitors must cooperate and follow staff instructions.
• For student groups, accompanying teachers are responsible for providing a safety briefing to their students before entry to jointly maintain the safety of the exhibits and a good visiting environment.
• In case of emergencies or when a Tropical Cyclone Signal No. 3 or higher is about to be issued, the museum reserves the right to close for safety and other reasons. Visitors must follow staff instructions to evacuate.
• For security purposes, CCTVs are installed throughout the museum for 24-hour video surveillance.
• Please be sure to comply with the above rules and regulations. Otherwise, staff reserve the right to ask the person to leave the museum.
• For safety reasons, some interactive experiences have age, height, and weight restrictions. Please wear flat, closed-toe shoes; high heels are prohibited.