Macau has a number of attractions for the tourist and amongst them the Grand Prix Museum is regarded as one of the key attractions in the region. The premises has a wide variety of Grand Prix related items including photographs, articles, video clips, cups, a number of memorabilia and also records of various racing champions from across the world who have carved out a place in history for themselves. What is more, there is also a variety of race cars and bikes and the setting is also a form of tribute to those who have made it possible.

The Grand Prix Museum can be found at the Tourism Activities Center on Rua Luis Gonzaga Gomes and it was established in 1993 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Grand Prix racing in the city of Macau. The grand prix race was commenced as far back as in 1954 and has been continuing for more than half a century. For those who are interested in Grand Prix this is one of the most interesting places to visit and some of the exhibits at the premises have been driven by world renowned racers such as Michael Schumacher and Eduarfo de Carvalho as well as David Coulthard.

As soon as one enters the museum, the most eye catching car is a red and white race car that has been driven by Aryton Senna, who died in 1994. His helmet and clothing are also displayed here and it is sure to bring back memories of the player for those who are fans of the game. For those who want to try out what it feels like to be in a racing car there are two simulators placed at the museum for visitors to try out. The museum has a free admission policy and is open from 10 in the morning to 6 in the evening and it is closed on Tuesdays. 

For tourists staying at Macau hotel this is indeed a must visit site. luxury hotels Macau are in close proximity to the many attractions and amongst the best places to stay in the city is Galaxy Macau Resort Hotel,  which is sure to provide a traveller a memorable holiday.