MACAO

In Macao, East meets West in a harmonious blend of Chinese traditions and Portuguese heritage, birthing a world-class hub for cuisine and entertainment.

RUINS OF SAINT PAUL’S

Macao’s most famous landmark, this church’s 300-year-old façade has survived three fires. Its faded glory still manages to draw countless visitors.

MACAO TOWER

Standing tall at 338m, Macao Tower grants spellbinding city sights from up high. Its bullet elevator shuttles you to the top at a breakneck 60 seconds or less.

TAIPA HOUSES

Once housing for senior civil servants, the Taipa Houses are must-see examples of Macanese architecture, particularly its five mint green cottages.

SENADO SQUARE

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its colourful neo-classical look, Senado Square is both a historical and modern town centre that hosts diverse events.

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SEE THE MAGIC OF MACAO

Macao Food

Macao is a world-renowned culinary destination, where iconic Macanese street eats mingle freely with Portuguese fine dining.

Culture

Chinese traditions and Portuguese influences come together to create a rich tapestry of temples, churches and festivals.

Shopping

Among street markets and shopping malls, shopaholics in Macao will find a treasure trove of fashion, souvenirs and snacks.

Views

Known as the “Las Vegas of Asia”, Macao is full of extravagant resorts and romantic waterfronts that dazzle both day and night.

Experiences

Indoor skydives, Grand Prix museums, sky-high walks and even a gondola ride at The Venetian – Macao is full of thrills and chills.

MACAO MUST-VISITS

Macao’s colourful history and modern prosperity make the perfect itinerary for curious travellers!

RUINS OF SAINT PAUL’S

A UNESCO-recognized icon of Macao, the Ruins of St. Paul's have drawn visitors for centuries with its beautiful façade and rich history that stretches back to the 17th century.

SENADO SQUARE

Located at the heart of the Macao Peninsula, Senado Square is also its historical, cultural and civic centre. Its colourful heritage has earned it a UNESCO World Heritage spot.

TAIPA HOUSES

Once residences for senior officials, these villas are now charming specimens of Portuguese heritage. Besides the famous green houses, nearby churches and gardens are well worth a visit.

ST DOMINIC’S CHURCH

With its 400 years of history, handsome gold coat and lavish basilica interior, Macao's most beautiful church continues to inspire awe, admiration and devotion.

A-MA TEMPLE

Built before Macao was even founded, this temple is its oldest and is dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu as well as various deities. Its name is thought to be the origin of the name Macao.

RUA DO CUNHA

Macao’s street food capital, its shops, stalls and vendors serve up freshly made local delicacies like almond biscuits and peanut candies among many other delicious distractions.

COLOANE VILLAGE

A laidback former fishing village on Macao’s southern tip, it offers a peaceful escape full of pastel colonial buildings, cobblestone squares and authentic culinary stops.

LANE OF PASSION

This otherwise unassuming 50m path frames St. Paul’s and its heritage quarter in spectacular fashion, so much so that it was voted one of Macao's New Eight Scenic Spots in 2019.

MACAO FISHERMAN'S WHARF

Macao’s very first theme park combines surreal ruins from around the world with countless hotels, retail and entertainment options – all right next to a scenic waterfront.

KUN IAM ECUMENICAL CENTRE

Designed by Portuguese architect and sculptor Cristina Rocha Leiria, this island features a 20m tall statue of the goddess Guanyin that aims to inspire serenity and friendship among peoples.

MACAO MUST-DOS

With its world-class reputation for culture and entertainment, there’s always something to do in Macao!

SKYPARK MACAO TOWER

A world-famous hub for extreme adventure, Skypark Macao Tower challenges visitors with its thrilling Skywalk, Bungy Jump and Tower Climb activities.

Not keen on heights? Then enjoy great views from the observation deck!

MACAO GRAND PRIX MUSEUM

Got a need for speed? This fast-paced museum gives you all you need to know about the history and legacy of the Macao Grand Prix via race car exhibits and simulators, not to mention exclusive games and experiences.

EXPLORE THE COTAI STRIP

Dubbed Asia’s Las Vegas, the Cotai Strip is home to some of the world’s most luxurious hotels and resorts:

The Venetian – Themed after its namesake with romantic canals, bridges and squares.

The Parisian - Its half-scale Eiffel Tower and luxurious interiors are a love letter to Paris.

The Londoner - A 96m Big Ben and glass-roofed lobby showcase the charm of Victorian Britain.

ROMANTIC GONDOLA RIDE

At The Venetian Macao, experience the romantic City of Water by stepping aboard an elegant gondola and gliding through the scenic canals of the Shoppes or the charming outdoor lagoon.

MACAO STREET FOOD

Macao’s streets cook up a dizzying array of delicious eats such as egg tarts, almond cookies, meat jerky, pork chop buns and more – all enjoyed by both locals and visitors.

MACAO MUST-EATS

Macanese cuisine is a sumptuous blend of Chinese, Cantonese and Portuguese cooking.

PORK CHOP BUN

The ultimate Macanese hamburger and local favourite, the pork chop bun features a perfectly seasoned slice of bone-in pork that’s stuffed inside a fluffy Portuguese pao bun.

STEAMED MILK PUDDING

Also known as double-skin milk, this Cantonese dessert is famed for its silky, melt-in-your-mouth texture. It is made by topping a layer of custard with a film of cooled boiled milk, hence the “double-skin”.

MACANESE EGG TART

These iconic tarts boast an ultra-flaky crust and a blistered, caramelized crème brûlée custard top. Born from British and Portuguese culinary influences, they are a mouth-watering Macao specialty.

MACAO ALMOND COOKIES

Made with sugar, almonds and mung bean flour pressed into flowery moulds, these traditional pastries feature a sweet, nutty profile paired with a powdery texture not found in western biscuits. A must-buy Macao souvenir!

WATER CRAB CONGEE

It may look like simple porridge with crab, but this authentic Cantonese dish offers a rich, creamy white broth that goes splendidly with a roe-filled crab full of seafood sweetness.

DIM SUM

These small dishes served in bamboo steamers are frequently enjoyed by Macanese as breakfast or even dinner. Make sure to enjoy some dim sum time during your stay!

PORTUGUESE-STYLE CLAMS

À la Portuguese style, this dish features fresh clams steamed in a savoury broth of olive oil, white wine and cilantro before being topped by a squeeze of lemon.

MACANESE AFRICAN CHICKEN

To create this Macanese take on a classic Portuguese dish, chicken is pan fried and roasted before being topped with piri-piri sauce - a spicy, tangy mix of chillis and spices.

ROASTED GOOSE

After marinating in starch syrup, boiled goose is then roasted over a wooden fire up to three times with sauce applied each time. The result is a juicy, crispy masterpice.