All Places in Macau

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.

The Venetian Macau is a large casino and resort complex known for its opulent architecture inspired by Venice, including gondola rides and diverse dining options.

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.

360° Cafe is a revolving restaurant in Macau Tower offering stunning vistas alongside gourmet dishes.

Amma Temple, dedicated to the goddess Mazu, is one of the oldest and most revered temples in Macau, showcasing intricate architecture and a serene ambiance.

Sonado Square is the heart of Macau's historic center, known for its wave-patterned mosaic tiles, colonial-era buildings, shops, and lively atmosphere.

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.

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.

The House of Dancing Water is a world-renowned theatrical performance at the City of Dreams complex.

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

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.

Na Tcha Temple, a small Chinese temple beside the Ruins of St. Paul's, is dedicated to the guardian deity Na Tcha and was built to end a plague in the area.

The oldest temple in Macau, built in 1488, is believed to be the origin of the city's name and is dedicated to the Chinese sea goddess Mazu, offering a quiet escape in the bustling city center.

A half-sized replica of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, located in Macau, offers a captivating light show every 15 minutes at night and has two observation decks.

The Londoner Macao, a London-themed hotel and entertainment complex, features a replica of the Palace of Westminster and the Big Ben, offering various UK-themed attractions and photo opportunities.

SkyCab at Wynn Palace Resort is a free cable car ride offering a fantastic view of the hotel vicinity and the vast Performance Lake with its mesmerizing fountain show.

Jardim de Lou Lim Ioc is a public park that used to be a residential garden, featuring Victorian and traditional Chinese structures with ponds carpeted by lotuses, offering a peaceful sanctuary for locals.

Macau's oldest and largest park, named after a Portuguese poet, comprises the Kish Garden, the Casa Garden (an art gallery), and the Protestant Cemetery, offering a peaceful and quiet atmosphere.

St Dominic square features St Dominic's Church overlooking the area.

St Dominic's Church has a Museum with free admission.

The Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt, located at the bottom of the Ruins of St. Paul's, presents religious artifacts including Portuguese crucifixes and is free to enter.

The Londoner Macao features a replica of the Palace of Westminster and the Big Ben, which Chimes every hour.

The Londoner Macao offers statues of Sir Winston Churchill greeting everyone at 10 Downing Street

Mount Fortress, Macau's most important defense seated regally at to boun Hill affords gorgeous panoramic vistas of the city in all directions.

The Maritime Museum offers insights into Macau's rich history and heritage.

Fire Services museum has free admission.

Macau Museum of Art has free admission.

The Walls of St. Paul's Church are historic ruins admired for their grandeur.

The Religious Museum offers insights into the area's rich spiritual heritage.

Travessa da Paixao is a charming street.

Rua de São Paulo is a lively street.

Rua dos Ervanarios offers unique shops and local delights.

Rua das Estalagens is known for its bakery where you can taste the iconic egg tart.

Rua dos Mercadores has a vibrant atmosphere.

The Mercado Municipal de São Domingos has a vibrant atmosphere.

St. Dominic's Church is the oldest church building in the city, showcasing a blend of European and Macanese design with a statue of the Madonna and Child at its high altar.

The Holy House of Mercy of Macau stands out with its elegant colonial architecture.

The Municipal Affairs Bureau is where you can learn about local governance.

The Macau Post Office has a beautiful building.

Avenue de Almeida Ribeiro is good for leisurely walks.

Travessa do Aterro Novo is a quieter spot.

Rua da Caldeira is where you can enjoy the blend of culture, history, and modernity.

Wynn Hotel Cotai offers attractions such as the Illuminarium Immersive Art Exhibition and the Wynn Signature 2024 Hypercar Exhibition, as well as fine dining and a skycab tour.

The Wynn Signature 2024 Hypercar Exhibition showcases sleek designs of luxury vehicles at the Wynn Hotel Cotai.

The Chapel of St. Francis Xavier is a beautiful and historic landmark in Coloane Village.

The Macau Giant Panda Pavilion, located in Seac Pai Van Park, offers a peaceful environment to observe giant pandas and learn about conservation efforts.

Hac Sa Beach in Macau is known for its black sand and calm waters, offering opportunities for relaxation, swimming, and water sports.

Fernando Restaurant is an iconic restaurant where you can savor Portuguese-style seafood, fish, and chicken dishes.

The Macau Cruise Tour offers picturesque views of the city as you sail along the water.

Calçada da Barra is an ancient site near A-Ma Temple.

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.

Fisherman’s Wharf is a vibrant waterfront area that combines dining, shopping, and leisure.

MGM Cotai offers art exhibitions showcasing traditional Macanese arts and a flying dolphins show.

Rua da Palha is a bustling street filled with shops and local charm.

Lou Kau Mansion is a historic mansion showcasing the blend of Chinese and Western architectural styles.

Largo da Sé is where the Portuguese-style architecture of Cartório da Sé captivates with its timeless elegance.

The Macao Science Center features a heart-shaped tree and views of the Amizade Bridge.

Laurel Restaurant features an array of local delicacies.

Taipa Houses is a historical area showcasing Portuguese-style heritage homes.

Studio City Hotel features Macau's first Dolby Cinema VIP House of Melco, landscaped gardens, and the Golden Reel ride.

The Parisian Hotel Cotai features a replica of the Eiffel Tower.

The Venetian features Venetian-themed canals and a lively casino area.

The Londoner Macau features a replica of Big Ben at its entrance.

The Garden of the Surrounding of Monte Fort is a serene garden.

The Amizade Bridge connects Macau to Taipa.

The Eiffel Tower is a standout landmark at the Parisian Hotel Cotai.

Rossi Trattoria serves exquisite Italian cuisine and delicious seafood plates.

The Golden Reel is an iconic Ferris wheel experience that offers breathtaking views.

Wynn Palace is a luxurious resort on the Cotai Strip, known for its opulent design, fountain show, shopping, fine dining, and casino.

The Venetian Macao is a luxurious resort known for its recreation of Venice's canals, high-end boutiques, world-class restaurants, and a large casino.

The Macau Science Center features interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and hands-on activities exploring science and technology.

Macau Fisherman’s Wharf is an outdoor entertainment complex with themed areas, replicas of landmarks, shops, restaurants, a casino, and a theme park.

The Holy House of Mercy is a historical landmark accessible from Senado Square.

The Ruins of St. Paul's is a historic church facade, constructed by Jesuits in 1602, that burned down three times, leaving only the front facade intact, making it a popular tourist attraction in Macau.

Monte Fort (Fortaleza do Monte) is a massive fortress built by the Portuguese to protect their property, offering excellent views of Macau, mainland China, and the Ruins of St. Paul's.

The Macau Museum showcases the history of Macau, covering the fusion of Portuguese and Chinese culture and detailing the Dutch attempts to take over Macau.

Tai Lei Loi Kei is a famous pork bun shop in Macau, known for its succulent, tender, and juicy pork chops served in a bun.

Margaret's Cafe e Nata is a popular place for Portuguese egg tarts (Pastel de Nata) with a gooey and flaky crust, fresh from the oven.

Yee Shun Milk Company is known for its local authentic dessert in Macau, the Yashin steamed milk pudding.

St. Lawrence Church is considered one of the most beautiful churches in Macau, known for its bright and sunny ambiance.

The Grand Lisboa Casino is known for its impressive architecture and is a popular destination in Macau.

The Wynn Macau Casino features a performance lake with an intense water show synchronized to music.

Dragon Portuguese Cuisine offers an authentic menu with massive portions and great prices, serving dishes like grilled pork chop and Portuguese-style fried rice.

The Macau Beer Temple offers a huge assortment of imported and draught beers, along with dishes like spicy octopus.

Largo Eduardo Marques is a beautiful square that gives the impression of being in Portugal, with mainland China visible in the background.

Tam Kung Temple is a cute hidden temple with an observation deck at the southern point of Coloane.

The Taipa Houses-Museum features authentic Portuguese-style houses and is a popular area for wedding photography.

Mok Yi Kei is known for its ice cream made from durian, a pungent fruit.

The Venetian Macau is the largest casino in the world based on square footage, offering free coffee, tea, and water.

The Parisian Macau is a casino resort with a replica of the Eiffel Tower.

Club Cubic is located in the City of Dreams casino and is considered the best nightclub in Macau.

SKY 21 is a rooftop lounge atop the AIA building, offering views of the Grand Lisboa, shisha, food, and a DJ, open until 4:00 a.m.

Our Lady of Carmel Church is one of the many churches in Macau.

One of the few traditional teahouses left in Macau, reminiscent of a 1960s movie set, known for its dim sum and artwork.

A hotel on the old side of Macau, preferred for its proximity to cafes and historical sites, offering a cozy stay.

A retro-style Japanese cafe where everything is made from scratch, offering a cozy atmosphere and homemade treats.

A popular tourist spot in Macau.

A Portuguese restaurant serving dishes like sangria, clams “Bulhão Pato” style, Portuguese dried cod cakes, and Macanese coconut and turmeric chicken.

A steakhouse at Wynn Palace known for its dark chocolate fondant.

A vintage-style cafe with booth seats and green tiling, reminiscent of old Hong Kong.

Margaret's Cafe is a very popular place in Macau known for its Portuguese egg tarts.

A historical building in Macau, known for its staircase.

A cafe selling vintage and handicrafts upstairs.

A cafe where one can wait.

A restaurant next to Senado Square known for its cute decor and dishes like clams in white wine sauce and baked duck rice.

A bookstore.

An 80-year-old ice cream parlor with a pink and yellow interior, offering ice cream sandwiches and coconut ice cream.

A district with a sprinkle of vintage stores.

A vintage store.

A canned sardines shop.

A restaurant serving dishes like cod cakes and sapateira stuffed crab.

A Hong Kong style cafe, known for its stir-fried beef macaroni and French toast.

A cafe with pretty cakes.

An immersive digital art experience with various rooms and installations.

A burger restaurant chain.

The Venetian Macao is an integrated resort on the Cotai Strip, blending Italian elegance with modern luxury, featuring canals, gondolas, and a large casino.

The Ruins of St. Paul's are Macau's most iconic landmark, the remaining facade of a 17th-century Catholic church showcasing a blend of European and Chinese artistry.

Galaxy Grand Resort Macau offers a luxurious escape with tropical relaxation, featuring the Grand Resort Deck with a wave pool, beach, and gourmet restaurants.

Grand Lisboa Casino is an iconic landmark in Macau, featuring a golden lotus design and offering a dynamic gaming experience with world-class dining.

The Wynn Palace Sky Cab offers a breathtaking cable car ride over the Cotai Strip, providing views of the resort's pools, gardens, and Macau's skyline.

Seac Pai Van Park is a park that houses the Giant Panda Pavilion.

Kunyam Temple offers a glimpse into the spiritual traditions that have shaped the community for centuries

Igreja de Sao Domingos (Santo Domingo Church) is a Baroque-style Catholic church built in 1587 under the Spanish Dominican order.

Ruinas de Sao Paulo (Ruins of St. Paul) is the facade of a 17th-century Jesuit church destroyed by fire in 1835, now an iconic landmark.

The Venetian Hotel is a large casino resort modeled after Venice, Italy, featuring a canal system with gondola rides.

A casino in Macau, located near older, less developed areas.

The Santa Casa de Misericórdia is a historic building located near Senado Square, known as a spot for taking instagramable pictures.

The Grand Lisboa Palace Resort is located on the Cotai Strip.

A shopping center connected to the Londoner Hotel, featuring a canal and a variety of shops.

The Venetian Food Court is where you can order various types of food inside the Venetian Macau.

Koi Kei Bakery is a popular bakery offering a variety of products and free samples, including egg tarts.

Wynn Garden of Earthly Delights is an art exhibit open to the public.

Macau's Eiffel Tower is a popular spot for taking Instagrammable photos.

Performance Lake is a venue for free shows, including a magic show.

The Venetian Macau is an iconic building on the Cotai Strip, featuring a replica of the Grand Canal and gondola rides.

Tinha Temple, the largest temple in Coloane, is located at the back of the village and accessed by a flight of steps.

Taipa Island offers vibrant neighborhoods, modern shopping malls, and cultural attractions, including the Taipa Houses Museum.

The Museum of Macau offers insights into the city's rich history and heritage.

The Ruins of St. Paul's are a 17th-century Catholic religious complex considered a top must-see in Macau and were once envisioned as the Vatican of the Far East. They aimed to educate Jesuit missionaries traveling to China, Japan and the Far East.

The Wynn Fountain Show, also known as the Lake of Dreams, is a free public show that occurs every half hour after sunset until 11:30 PM.

The Londoner, originally named Sands Cotai Central, was rebranded in 2021 and redesigned by 2023, featuring a replica of Big Ben and a London theme.

The Venetian is a mega-resort hotel featuring a canal similar to Venice, gondola rides, and over 3000 suites, being the largest hotel in Macau.

The Galaxy Hotel is known for its Diamond Show in the lobby, a man-made beach, and a pool, making it a popular hotel casino.

Monte Forte is a 16th-century Portuguese fortress built by Jesuits, later becoming a military base and now a UNESCO world heritage site with views overlooking casinos.

The Mandarin's House Museum is a historical residential complex that was the family home of the Ching reformist Zheng Guanying.

MGM Macau features the dragon show at the entrance and an impressive atrium with Portuguese pavers.

Hack Sack Beach, also known as black sand beach (though it's more brown), is a spot for watersport activities like parasailing or stand-up paddleboarding.

A historic hotel in Macau, dating back to 1928, known for being the first building with an elevator and casino license, and recently renovated to maintain its original charm.

A lively walking street in Taipa known for its diverse street food, souvenir shops, and baked goods.

A bakery in Taipa famous for its Portuguese egg tarts.

An abandoned firecracker factory in Taipa, currently undergoing refurbishment to preserve its history, known for a past fatal explosion.

A place related to Macanese culture.

A noodle shop known for its homemade tofu and egg noodles, a comforting and homey establishment.

A shop known for Portuguese pancakes with cinnamon toppings.

An iconic landmark in Macau, representing the East Meets West cultural harmony with a Catholic church facade next to a Chinese temple.

A restaurant known for its best tofu-fa and chicken blood jelly.

The Grand Lisboa Hotel is noted for its striking architecture and is considered an iconic site in Macau.

Margaret's egg tarts are a popular local delicacy in Macau.

Bloom Coffee House is a cafe known for its great coffee and friendly employees.

Parque da Fortaleza do Monte offers great views of Macau and a place to explore canyons and take a break.

Lai Kei is an old-school ice cream shop with a vintage feel, serving ice cream with jelly and pineapple.

St. Paul's Cathedral is a 16th-century complex, of which the facade and front stairway are the best-preserved ruins of what was once a Portuguese colony.

Largo do Senado Square is the governmental center from the colonial era, featuring pastel-colored buildings, shops, and restaurants with southern European architecture, where visitors can experience local cuisine.

The ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral are an iconic landmark in Macau, often referred to as the 'selfie capital' due to its popularity for taking pictures.

Senado Square is described as the center of Macau, showcasing Portuguese and European architecture.

An entertainment complex with a beautiful structure, popular for photoshoots and resembling Athens.

A hotel in Macau that resembles London and connects to The Grand Canal Shoppes.

The main part of Macau, featuring the historic Portuguese core, including the Ruins of St. Paul.

An area of Macau located south of the Macau Peninsula.

One of the areas of Macau.

A ferry operator providing service between Hong Kong and Macau, particularly convenient for accessing the Cotai Strip.

A hotel in Macau that offers free shuttle service.

A location in Macau that offers free shuttle service.

A shopping mall in Macau that often feels empty.

An entertainment complex with shops and dining options, possibly set up for a concert.

A popular tourist site in Macau, the ruins of a 17th-century church mostly destroyed in a fire, with only the facade remaining.

A street near the Ruins of St. Paul's where you can sample pork jerky and Portuguese egg tarts.

A place to eat, known for a popular Macau street food: pork chop sandwich.