Macau Museum of Souvenir, Interactive souvenir museum near Rua do Cunha, Macau.
The Macau Museum of Souvenir is a museum near Rua do Cunha dedicated to displaying over 150 traditional souvenirs from the city. Exhibits include vintage bakery boxes, historical food containers, and traditional candy-making equipment that document how these products were crafted by hand.
The museum was founded by the Koi Kei Bakery Charitable Foundation and became the first institution worldwide dedicated to preserving local souvenir heritage. Its establishment marks a turning point in how Macau's craft traditions were recognized and protected for future generations.
The collection shows how local craft traditions shaped daily life in Macau and continue to define the city's character. Visitors see how traditional packaging and production methods represent a connection to the community's identity and commercial past.
The space features interactive screens with augmented reality and learning games that guide visitors through the production methods of local souvenir goods. This makes the experience engaging for all visitors, whether familiar with craft traditions or visiting for the first time.
The museum preserves an original pushcart from Koi Kei Bakery that once moved through Macau's streets selling peanut candy to passing customers. This cart shows how street vendors once brought their goods directly to shoppers in the neighborhood.
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