[2024 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for The Fire Services Museum (Updated Sep)

Fire Services Museum in Macau

The Fire Services Museum in Macau was converted from the Fire Services Bureau building, which was constructed in 1920. The building, with its Southern European architectural style, has a history of nearly a century. The museum features two exhibition halls, covering an area of approximately 350 square meters and displaying over 500 exhibits. The main exhibition hall showcases ancient hand-operated water pumps made in China and the UK, British-made fire engines, historical documents of the Fire Services Bureau, photographs, flags, emblems, medals, and badges from various years, as well as a model of the Fire Services Bureau building. The inner exhibition hall displays maps marking the locations of past fire stations, various fire helmets and water boots, traditional Chinese hose pens, wooden well plaques, hook ladders, fire hydrants, breathing apparatuses used in the past, and models and pictures of various rescue vehicles.

There is a museum of special significance in Macau, called the Fire Museum, with a total area of 3,000 square feet. It mainly introduces educational knowledge short films such as daily fire fighting operations and fire fighting. I want to know the dangers of fire and master a self-help escape skill. visit. Free to open the museum outside, do not spend money. Its a very cold spot. The museum has two exhibition areas, the main exhibition hall and the inner exhibition hall. The main exhibition halls are all historical artifacts and historical photographs. The main exhibition halls showcased some fire-fighting molds and equipment. You can also see simulated scenes simulating fires in the Macao huts. There is an antique fire helmet exhibition in the museum that is very interesting. It has collections of fire helmets from different countries. Each one is a different design and unique! Museum address: No. 2, Liansheng Road, Macau. Opening hours: 10 am to 18 pm

The Macao Fire Museum, established in 1997, has a total area of 3,000 square feet. It displays fire-fighting supplies and fire-fighting knowledge used in ancient and modern times. It is open from 10am to 6pm. This is a very unpopular museum, not even listed as an attraction, because it is free of tickets, there is plenty of air conditioning, you can go in when the summer sun passes by. This pale yellow building is the headquarters of the General Fire Department, which is generally in Southern European style. It was built in 1920 and was assessed as a building with architectural value. Tours tips: The museum is divided into two sections. The front hall houses two antique fire engines, fire helmets, uniforms and ancient fire fighting tools that have served Macao. The back hall displays neighboring countries. The fire tools and badges donated by the district are quite new to the public. There is a counter with a collection of antique fire helmets from different countries. They are unique in design, but they are inseparable from the word "sturdy". Traffic Guide: 1/F, Command Building, Fire Chief Administration, 2-6 Liansheng Road, Macau Peninsula