Macau Travel Guide: 30 Best Things to do & Must-Eat
Discover the vibrant fusion of East and West in Macau, China, with this comprehensive guide. From the iconic Ruins of St. Paul's to mouthwatering culinary delights and thrilling modern attractions, explore the best of this unique destination.
Ruins of St. Pauls
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
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.
Macau Museum
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
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
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
Yee Shun Milk Company is known for its local authentic dessert in Macau, the Yashin steamed milk pudding.
Senado Square
Senado Square is a public plaza in the historic center of Macau, featuring Portuguese cobblestone roads and architecture, ideal for strolling and exploring.
St. Lawrence Church
St. Lawrence Church is considered one of the most beautiful churches in Macau, known for its bright and sunny ambiance.
Grand Lisboa Casino
The Grand Lisboa Casino is known for its impressive architecture and is a popular destination in Macau.
Wynn Macau Performance Lake
The Wynn Macau Casino features a performance lake with an intense water show synchronized to music.
Dragon Portuguese Cuisine
Dragon Portuguese Cuisine offers an authentic menu with massive portions and great prices, serving dishes like grilled pork chop and Portuguese-style fried rice.
Macau Beer Temple
The Macau Beer Temple offers a huge assortment of imported and draught beers, along with dishes like spicy octopus.
Coloane Village
Coloane Village is a quaint little Portuguese village that maintains its original feel, with Chinese and Portuguese signs.
Eduardo Marques Square
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
Tam Kung Temple is a cute hidden temple with an observation deck at the southern point of Coloane.
Taipa Houses-Museum
The Taipa Houses-Museum features authentic Portuguese-style houses and is a popular area for wedding photography.
Mok Yi Kei
Mok Yi Kei is known for its ice cream made from durian, a pungent fruit.
The Venetian Macau
The Venetian Macau is the largest casino in the world based on square footage, offering free coffee, tea, and water.
The Parisian Macau
The Parisian Macau is a casino resort with a replica of the Eiffel Tower.
Club Cubic, City of Dreams Casino
Club Cubic is located in the City of Dreams casino and is considered the best nightclub in Macau.
SKY 21, rooftop
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.
Macau Tower
Macau Tower offers the Macau Bungee, the highest urban bungee jump in the world, along with the Sky Walk, Sky Jump, and Tower Climb.
Our Lady of Carmel church
Our Lady of Carmel Church is one of the many churches in Macau.