Macau travel itinerary planning and attractions-entertainment venue recommendations

Macau visa has been restored, and you can now travel to Macau. In fact, there are many scenic spots in Macau that are quite good. If you want to have a great time, start by learning the ins and outs of local attractions. Here are the details.

Itinerary planning

If you have one day, you can visit the Master Temple, Dasanba Archway and other areas, eat local Portuguese food, and visit the Venice Resort Hotel; In two days, you can visit the historical city of Macau, eat snacks, taste local Portuguese dishes, and watch the water show "Dancing Water House" in the evening.

If you have three days, the arrangements for the first two days are the same as above; on the third day, go to the tourist tower to experience the exciting bungee jumping, or visit the Grand Prix Museum and Wine Museum, and then go to the downtown area to taste Portuguese egg tarts and coffee.

Macau Highlights

There are many "firsts" in Chinese history, such as the first western university, the first western theater, the first modern lighthouse along the coast of China, etc. It’s worth spending two or three days doing an in-depth visit.

Tourists will unconsciously fall in love with the image of temples and churches standing side by side, as well as the humanistic atmosphere and slow-paced life here. In addition to the historical buildings of the Macau Peninsula, the colorful buildings, comfortable and leisurely Coloane, and luxurious and flashy road towns will all leave a deep impression on you.

This is the Garden of Eden. From Michelin-starred restaurants to secret delicacies in the streets and alleys, especially the unique "Portuguese delicacies" created by the blend of Chinese and Western cultures, your mouth will be busy. . Macau has many festivals and events throughout the year. You can also choose a favorite festival to visit and blend in with the local cheerful melody.

Recommended attractions

Dasanba Archway

Open 24 hours free of charge.

The Sanba Archway is the best business card of Macau. There are many interesting attractions around it. In front of you is the Jesus Memorial Square under the 68 stone steps, where stands the bronze statue of "Male and Female" representing the friendship between China and Portugal; there are more than 100 gorgeous sacred objects in the Catholic Art Museum in the back cellar; and on the east side is the "Big Castle". It is also the location of the Macau Museum; it is adjacent to Hao Na Temple on the west side, forming an interesting picture of Chinese and Western religious architecture. In addition, there are the ruins of the Ming Dynasty city wall and the "Love Lane" full of southern European style.

Before visiting here, it is best to leave some space in your stomach. When you walk along this new road, Dashanba Souvenir Street is where you will pass. There are dozens of food stores one after another here. You can try most foods in the store.

Montfort

Free, 07:00-19:00

This was originally the altar of St. Paul’s Jesus Church, and was later changed to St. Paul’s Fort, also known as the Great Church. fort. It was gradually built between 1617 and 1626 and could house up to 32 cannons. It was the core of the military defense system in the past. The classic history of the war is that when the Dutch invaded in 1622, the fort fired a cannon and hit the ammunition barrels of the Dutch army, defeating the greater number with less. The fort is also the official residence of the Governor of Macau, a military camp and a weather station. It eventually evolved into a museum in Macau and a large exhibition room of the fort that was converted from an ammunition depot. Here you can overlook the majestic Sanba Archway and the peninsula scenery.

Macau Museum

Adult/student MOP 15/8

10:00-18:00, closed on Mondays.

On the east side of Sanba Archway is the Macao Museum, which is integrated with the Citadel. The first floor displays the early history of Macao, where you can learn about the process of the Portuguese coming to Macao for business and settlement over the past 400 years, as well as the treasure of the museum, the glazed red peony jade pot and spring vase from the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty; on the second floor, don’t miss the “Native Portuguese Living Room” "Use the headphones on the wall to listen to recitations and songs in the endangered Macau dialect; the third floor displays contemporary Macau style, and you can also see the old appearance of Macau painted by the most influential Western painters in the East before the invention of the camera. After walking up three floors, you exited the museum and arrived at the fortress. So it is recommended to go to the museum first.

Casino Tour

As the only legal gambling venue in China, Macau’s casinos create a unique landscape with their unique designs.

Next to the "birdcage" of the Lisboa Hotel is the "torch-like" New Lisboa Hotel, which contains a lot of Feng Shui mysteries. There are many precious works of art and antiques in the hotel. In 2016, Macau had two Michelin three-star restaurants.

In front of the gate of Macau, there is a Wynn Show Lake, which is free and performs every 15 minutes. Dance with the sound, light and fire of the fountain. It is recommended to watch it when it is dark. Large-scale art installations "Wealthy Dragon" and "Lucky Tree" are staged alternately in the hotel atrium.

The MGM Macau Hotel (MGM Macau) is full of European-style sky plazas, with an 8.3-meter-high cylindrical tropical fish tank standing in the center. The German Oktoberfest held every September to October is very popular. There is also Plaza One, where international fashion brands gather.

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The free shuttle bus provided by the hotel to attract tourists is commonly known as "Get Rich Bar". Flights to the hotel do not require spending money at the casino or hotel and are available to anyone. However, some casinos and hotels have spending or age restrictions when traveling to ports or destinations. You can check it before riding. Connecting locations include Macau Airport, Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, gate closures, etc. Some hotels have stations in the peninsula and the old town of Zhejiang.

It is more comfortable and faster than ordinary bus transportation. We also provide hotel discount coupons from time to time, flexible pick-up and drop-off, and you can even travel around Macau without any transportation costs.