Tourist attractions in Macao

The tourist attractions in Macau include: Sao Paulo Archway, macau tower, Heisha Beach, Macau Fisherman's Wharf and Macau Museum.

1, Sao Paulo archway: Sao Paulo archway is the most famous building and the most interesting tourist attraction in Macao. The archway is about 27 meters high and 23.5 meters wide. This is the baroque architecture of the Italian Renaissance. It is divided into five layers, the bottom two layers are also rectangular, and the third to fifth layers form a triangular pyramid. All kinds of statues on the archway are lifelike, which not only retains the tradition, but also is more innovative. They not only show the architectural style of Europe, but also inherit the oriental cultural tradition, which embodies the characteristics of the combination of Chinese and western.

2. Macau Tower: The total height of Macau Tower is 338 meters, 1 109 feet (56 floors). The subjective photosphere is located at 223 meters and 732 feet above the ground. Get on the high-speed elevator and you can reach the sightseeing floor in a few minutes. Order a cup of coffee. Through the bright glass windows, you can overlook the whole of Macau and Zhuhai. If the weather is fine, you can also see Lantau Island in Hong Kong. There is a large revolving restaurant on the top floor of the sightseeing tower, overlooking the whole of Australia.

3. Heisha Beach: Heisha Beach is a natural bathing beach in Macao, which is open free of charge. The bay is half-moon-shaped, with gentle slope, wide beach surface and clear water quality. The beach width is about 1 km. Sand is characterized by dark, uniform sea sand and smooth fine sand, so it is called black beach. Black fine sand is caused by the black secondary mineral glauconite formed in a specific marine environment. "Glauconite" was moved to the near shore under the action of ocean currents, and then brought to the beach by the wind and waves, turning the originally white and clean white sand beach into a charming and mysterious black sand beach.

4. Fisherman's Wharf in Macau: Fisherman's Wharf in Macau covers an area of more than 6,543.8+0 million square meters, many of which are reclaimed from the sea. According to the design, the whole project is divided into three theme areas: Palace Pier, East-West Interchange and Lijun Pier. Among them, the Palace Pier is an area to display the ancient culture of China. China's traditional architecture, with golden yellow as the main body, is simple and elegant. Palace-style quadrangles not only provide various folk snacks with local colors, but also have handicraft exhibition halls.

5. Macau Museum: Macau Museum is a comprehensive museum with a total area of 2,800 square meters and an actual exhibition area of about 2 100 square meter. Mainly divided into three floors, the first floor shows the early history of Macao, the second floor shows Macao folk art and tradition, and the third floor shows contemporary Macao objects on the first floor. Museums in Macao use high technology such as stereo, light, sound and image, and use replicas and models to enhance the display effect.

Please refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Macau Tower for the above contents.