I hope to visit some famous and interesting scenic spots.

I went to Macau the day before yesterday, because it was the third time. So the lines are familiar. Macau is not big, and one day is absolutely enough.

After crossing Gongbei Port, go straight out of the road until you come to the bus terminal, and then take the free shuttle bus to the Lisboa Hotel, where you can try your luck. Go right after coming out, and you will arrive at the new pedestrian street in Macau in about ten minutes. That street has many characteristics and is also a famous street. Dried meat and cakes of almost every household can be tasted for free. You can walk up a small slope and reach the landmark buildings in Macau. There are also museums and ancient fortresses nearby. You can also go and have a look. There is not much room, so you can eat it soon. You can also have lunch at the Macau menu at the entrance of Xinma Road, then return to Portugal and take a free shuttle bus to Macau Pier, where there is a Golden Lotus Square, which is a memorial to Macau's return to China. You can also visit Fisherman's Wharf, then return to the Wharf and take a free shuttle bus to the Venetian Hotel. I suggest you go to a nearby Portuguese home first. There is a Rua do Cunha near there, which also sells calligraphy. You can buy some Venetians to go home, where there are artificial awnings, Pu people's performances and so on, as well as casinos and shops, so you can visit more. Finally, when you leave the door, take the free shuttle bus to the gate and you can come back. This route is economical and covers almost all major tourist attractions in Macao.

It is more convenient to exchange Portuguese currency for sightseeing in Macao. There are exchange points everywhere, don't worry.