This study investigated the relationships between quality, perceived quality, satisfaction and behavioral intentions for visitors who visited the National Museum of Natural Science, A structured questionnaire was designed to collect the empirical data for the study by using convenience sampling method. A total of 250 questionnaires were delivered and 207 effective samples were obtained from the on-site interview. The results reveal that both service quality and satisfaction have positive direct impacts on behavioral intentions while perceived value mediated by satisfaction has a positive indirect impact on behavioral intentions. In addition, perceived value has a positive direct impact on satisfaction while service quality mediated by perceived value has a positive indirect impact on satisfaction. The policy implications for museum management were also discussed.