Is it enough to travel in Macau for two days?

If it's a self-help tour, two days in Macau is enough.

Day- 1 Arrive in Macau, go to the Venetian to see the blue sky and white clouds, and then go to see the night view of Macau.

Morning: After entering Macau from Gongbei, Zhuhai, you can see the free shuttle buses stopping at various ports when you go out. If you have just arrived in Macau, you can choose these free buses to take the bus to the casino.

Casinos in Macao are casinos, but they are also super-large shopping centers. It can be said that all the big cards and small cards can be bought in one shopping center, and all the places can be solved.

So my personal suggestion is that you can stay in a casino hotel. These hotels are all booked in advance, but the prices are not very high, and the environment and service are very good.

Upon arrival, take the free bus to the casino, you can check into the hotel directly, put away your luggage, and you can start the shopping mode inside.

Venetians are decorated in Venetian style, with blue sky and white clouds, a canal inside, and performers singing regularly, which is very fun ~ there is a Parisian next to it, and there is a mini version of the Paris Tower outside, which is super suitable for taking pictures! You can eat directly in it at noon.

Afternoon: After playing there, you can take a taxi near the Macau Tower. If you have the courage, you can go bungee jumping or spacewalking there.

Evening: Have a rest after dinner, and then you can go directly to city of dreams, where there is an 8-shaped Ferris wheel, which I think is quite worth sitting on. In the evening, you can sit on the Ferris wheel there, then watch the night scene, and then go back to the hotel to rest.

The museum and bus No.3 set off the next day.

Morning: There are actually many museums in Macau. Get up early to experience the morning in Macao, and then visit the sports car museum or wine museum in Macao. Especially in the red wine museum, the tickets also include three glasses of different kinds of red wine to taste, which is quite worthwhile ~ but pay attention to the opening hours.

Noon: You can visit March 38, which can be said to be a landmark of Macao. There is a conference hall, and there are many things you can buy in buy buy, write letters by hand or buy small souvenirs. It's worth a visit ~

If you don't like crowded people, I personally strongly suggest that you walk around on the bus. Some small streets can give you unexpected surprises.

After afternoon or evening, I will leave Macao ~