Senado Square, the centerpiece of Macau's historic center (a UNESCO site), showcases an architectural ensemble where East meets West, reflecting over 400 years of Portuguese rule, adorned with Chinese lanterns and festive installations.

Macau Tower is an observation deck, movie theater, shopping mall, and convention center that offers a Skywalk X and bungee jumping, modeled after the one in Auckland, New Zealand.

The Cotai Strip in Macau is known for its luxury resorts, Michelin-starred dining, world-famous casinos and architectural wonders.

As the most iconic landmark in Macau and part of the city's historic center, the Ruins of St. Paul's attracts tourists year-round, with only the facade of the 16th-century church remaining after a typhoon and fires.

Taipa Village is an old village next to the Cotai Strip that retains the feeling of the old Portuguese colony, with a recommended food street to check out.

City of Dreams is a mega-casino featuring the Morpheus, a hotel known for its unique architecture, multiple hotels, a shopping mall, and a casino complex.

Coloane Village is a quaint fishing village with pastel-colored houses, cafes, and local shops, also home to Lord Stow's Bakery famous for Portuguese egg tarts.

A-Ma Temple, built in 1488, is one of the oldest temples in Macau, dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu, where fishermen used to ask for safe passage.