Tourism route planning in Macao

You must plan your route to Macao. It is definitely necessary to plan the route in advance. The following small series will introduce you to the relevant routes about Macao. Friends who want to visit can refer to the relevant routes.

Marco Temple in Macau Peninsula-Port Authority Building-Jiazheng Building-Place in front of Yapo Well-Bishop Hill Church

After getting off at Shiliupu Hotel, walk down the street to the end, which is the Master Temple. It's not too far or too close. Follow the path next to the mage temple to the port authority building.

Erlonghou Park-Beacon Tower and Dongwangbao-Pozilou-Bath-Love Lane-Rose Hall-Lujialou-in front of the clubhouse-Civil Affairs Department

Starting from the New Lisboa Hotel or Shiliupu Hotel, walk along the new road to the front of the Chamber of Commerce. There are many shops nearby. I suggest you visit the scenic spots before you go, otherwise you may take a bunch of things with you, which is quite tiring.

Fisherman's Wharf-Grand Racing Museum-Wine Museum-Golden Lotus Square-Art Museum-Science Museum

Opposite Jinsha Hotel is Fisherman's Wharf, surrounded by a bunch of hotels. If you are tired, you can take the hotel's regal car.

_ Dragon Ring and Portuguese Rhyme-Rua do Cunha-Beidi Temple-Road _ History Museum-Tianhou Palace

Take the Regal Bus from Broadway Hotel to Galaxy Hotel, and the downtown area is opposite. You can walk along the road to Rua do Cunha, and after eating snacks in Rua do Cunha, you can walk to the Venetian Hotel. _ Boy, every rich car in this hotel has a mutual site. If you don't want to walk, try the Volvo car.

Shipaiwan Country Park-Sansheng Palace-Shengfangji Church-Luhuan Library-Heisha Beach

25, 26A all pass by Luhuan, get off at Luhuan downtown 1 and get off at San Francesco Church. Luhuancheng district 1 is not far from the second district of Luhuancheng. Take a bus at the second district of Luhuancheng for the return trip. You can go to Heisha Beach instead of downtown ~ ~ ~