The Tea Culture Museum showcases tea drinking culture through teapots and ‘tea paintings’ exhibits. Its original site was part of Yu Garden. Later, it was newly rebuilt in the original Western-style architecture. It has a strong Portuguese-style exterior style, combined with a Chinese-colored tiled roof. The structure is a combination of Chinese and Western elements, featuring both Southern European style and complementing the Portuguese-style buildings in this area. There are regular exhibitions in different forms in the museum, presenting the tea sentiment and features of tea culture. Opening hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday throughout the year, from 09:00 to 19:00.
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