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About Communications Museum, Macau
The postal section presents stamps, equipment and objects associated with the local postal service. Telecommunications displays then turn to telegraphy, telephones, broadcasting and electrical principles, using experiments that visitors can operate. This makes the museum suitable for two kinds of attention: a close look at small historical objects and a more active exploration of how signals travel. Choose a few experiments and allow time to understand their results.
What to look for
- Stamps and postal objects reveal the material side of long-distance correspondence.
- Interactive telecommunication exhibits explore electrical signals, telephones and broadcasting.
Location & getting there
Getting to Communications Museum, Macau
Go to the Communications Museum at 7 Estrada de D. Maria II. Begin with the postal section and use the internal visitor route to the telecommunications displays.
Combine your visit
Suggested order for the visit:
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Postal and philatelic section
Look at stamps and postal equipment.
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Telecommunications section
Follow the development of transmitted signals.
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Interactive experiments
Try a small selection of the working demonstrations.
This is an editorial sequence of named spaces or places. It does not imply a verified walking connection or promise opening, ticket availability or a journey time.
Find Communications Museum, Macau
澳门通讯博物馆 · 澳门半岛
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