I plan to visit Macau with my classmates in the next two days. Can anyone help me design an itinerary? There are four of us and we plan to take it for two days and one night. Urgent request! ! !

Our two-day itinerary is as follows. The first day: Coloane Island and Taipa Island, the second day: Macau Peninsula. If the main means of transportation in Hong Kong is the subway, then the main means of transportation in Macau is the minibus. In addition, each hotel has a free shuttle bus, which can be taken as soon as you leave the border gate, which is very convenient. Our first destination was the black sand beach on Coloane Island, so we chose the minibus. There are two public car companies in Macau, one is called Auba and the other is called New Welfare. Auba's car is orange, red and white, and Xinwei's car is yellow and white. They are both very nice. We successfully found the bus station and got on the No. 25 bus. Along the way we passed the Macau Peninsula, saw Lisboa and Wynn, and crossed the spectacular Macau-Taipa Bridge (this is the bridge that connects the peninsula and Taipa Island. (Transportation), on Taipa Island we saw the famous Venetian Hotel and Sports Stadium; passed through the quiet Coloane urban area, and arrived at the terminal Black Sand Beach. The so-called black sand beach, as the name suggests, the sand must be black, but apart from the black sand, it does not have many characteristics, and because it has just experienced a typhoon, there is a lot of debris accumulated on the beach. For people like me who grew up by the sea, I don't think it's very special. In fact, the main reason I came to Coloane is to see the whole picture of Macau. People say that Macau is very small, but I don’t think so. I think when people say small, they usually refer to the Macau Peninsula.

It was already noon, and our stomachs were growling. According to the itinerary, we took a minibus to Taipa Island, got off at the sports ground, and walked a short distance to the famous Guanye Street. There are various snack shops on both sides, and our food journey begins here. The first thing we tasted was the water crab porridge of Chengchang Restaurant, which is well-known far and wide. It tasted really delicious and the presentation was also very good. In short, we drank with the bottom of the bowl in the air. Then we went to Darong Shark Fin Soup Noodles. The noodles were very chewy and the noodle soup was delicious. The most important thing was that there were large pieces of shark fin in it. Mo Yi Kee’s large vegetable cake was not tasted as many people said it was not delicious. The time we went there happened to be the time when the Italian pork chop buns were coming out. We saw a lot of people queuing up from afar, but we were so full that we had no choice but to give up.

After eating and drinking, we walked to the Venetian Hotel. It is said that this hotel was built by the Las Vegas Sands Group of the United States at a cost of US$1.5 billion. It is located on the Cotai Strip and should be the current hotel in Macau. The most luxurious hotel so far. The appearance of the hotel is very exotic and beautiful, with an artificial moat surrounding it, green trees, and blue sky and white clouds. I was in a good mood and took a lot of photos. After entering the hotel, I was even more amazed. It can only be described as magnificent and extremely luxurious. Unfortunately, photos cannot truly reproduce those beautiful scenes. You were not allowed to take pictures after entering the casino, but those scenes still deeply shocked me. As an honest kid who grew up in a small city, I knew nothing about gambling, so I didn’t know what the people at the gambling table were playing. All I saw was endless gambling. Almost every table was crowded with people, including aunts in their thirties and forties and old men in their fifties and sixties. Plenty of banknotes were exchanged for chips. People were thinking, placing bets, feeling happy or disappointed. The scenes on TV are truly reproduced before your eyes. Here you will feel that gambling is such a normal thing, like a part of our lives. We visited the casino just like Grandma Liu visited the Grand View Garden. There are many duty-free shops in the Venetian. They have all kinds of international brands and the prices are not very expensive. However, the Venetian is really too big, so we just browsed briefly and rushed there. Our next destination: Our Lady of Jiamo Church and Longhuan Puyun Residential Museum.

In fact, the Venetian is very close to the Church of Our Lady of Camo, but because we were in the wrong direction, it took a lot of trouble to find it. The location of this church seems to be in the old city, because there are two sides of the road There are many shabby but exotic buildings, which are very quiet and elegant. But it is a pity that the Church of Our Lady of Camo is being renovated and I can only take a photo outside. Next to the church is the Longhuan Puyun Residential Museum. Five small, light green houses are built along the river, with the same but different styles. Each house can be visited. The rooms inside are decorated according to the living habits of the Portuguese people in the past and have explanations. It is very quiet here and there are not many tourists (maybe they are all in the casino). We sat Sitting on a wooden chair by the river and looking at the Venetians opposite is a unique experience.

Looking at the time, it was time for dinner. We returned to Guanye Street and tasted an authentic Portuguese meal at Dumbo. We ordered Portuguese chicken and red bean pork knuckles. Personally, I think the taste is very special and it's a good experience. Just to eat it politely, I struggled with the pig's knuckles for a while with a knife and fork in hand. Red wine in Macau is very cheap. If you pay attention to the mood, it is best to get a bottle of red wine and pair it with a crystal glass. That would be perfect. For dessert after the meal, I wanted the Mugen Pudding. It was really good, fragrant but not greasy, and even a person like me who doesn’t like sweets praised it.

After the romantic dinner, we took a bus back to the main island of Macau. The hotel we booked was on the famous New Avenida. After checking in and taking a rest, we happily started a night tour of New Avenida. There are many shops on Xinma Road, making it a good place for shopping.

The night view of Macau is also full of entertainment, singing and dancing. Lisboa, Grand Lisboa, and Wynn look so tempting in the night. We chose New Lisboa. After entering, it was still bustling with people and lively. There were beautiful people on the stage. The girls were dancing vigorously, among the music, red wine, dancing, gambling tables, and smoke, everyone was really drunk even if they were not drunk. Even my husband couldn't resist the temptation and wanted to try his luck with some chips, but I severely stopped him. In such an environment, our traditional moral concepts have been subverted. Things like the gambling industry and the pornography industry that we did not dare to think about or could not think about are right in front of us and can be touched with our hands. Uneasy factors are fermenting in the air. The passion for adventure is boiling in the blood, and it is really difficult to resist the temptation.

The sunny day started again. I got up excitedly, only to find that my waist ached and my whole body felt like it was falling apart. But thinking that there was still a day to look forward to, I set off in high spirits. . Today’s itinerary we arranged was for the main island of Macau. After leaving the hotel, we walked a short distance along Xinma Road to the front of the Assembly Hall. We easily saw the famous Huang Zhi Ji next to the fountain. What we wanted was fresh shrimps. Wonton noodles and cuttlefish ball noodles, the noodles are really good, very chewy and refreshing. It seems that I have never eaten noodles with a similar texture in my memory. In addition, the shrimp and cuttlefish balls are also very fresh, and we ate them quickly. The bottom of the bowl is turned up to the sky, and I still feel that I still have more to say. After a delicious meal, we started touring along the front of the parliament hall. The buildings nearby are very exotic. The Civil Affairs Bureau and the Post Office are quietly located in the busy alley, which is fashionable and comfortable. Continuing to move forward, we came to Our Lady of the Rosary Church. Although it was very noisy outside, we felt very solemn as soon as we entered the church. Since we were not believers and we were afraid of blaspheming the gods, we visited briefly and came out. Continue walking along the wavy-patterned floor tiles in front of the council hall. There are lively shops on both sides of the road. Salsa and body shops are all here. If you continue walking, you will come to the souvenir street. Many shop clerks are there. Standing in the middle of the road, holding a large piece of meat and greeting customers enthusiastically, tourists who have not eaten breakfast can completely fill their bellies here.

Going further up, the famous Ruins of St. Paul's is right in front of you. It's incredibly close. There were a lot of people here at the Ruins of St. Paul's, but most of the tourists were taking photos, and we hurriedly joined them. After taking photos, we walked around to the back of the archway and briefly learned about the history of Ruins of St. Paul through the inscriptions carved on the stone walls. The Ruins of St. Paul's was originally the front wall of St. Paul's Church. In 1835, a fire destroyed St. Paul's Church, leaving only the front wall of the church. St. Paul's is the transliteration of "Saint Paul". After visiting Ruins of St. Paul's, we went to the nearby Fortress, which is also free. Fortress Hill is not high. We overlooked the scenery of Macau from the mountain. To be honest, apart from those splendid hotels, Macau is really good. It's shabby, especially compared to the high-rise buildings in Zhuhai across the sea.

After visiting the fort, we returned along the original road, and then we started shopping. The time soon reached noon. When we looked up, Hengyou Yudan was right in front of us. I stepped forward to observe it. After a while, a large bunch of fish balls were placed on the stall, and the lady boss was very busy. Since I didn’t know anyone, I picked up a few beautiful bunches, and there was also a round spherical thing that was very interesting, and seemed to be gluten. , the boss lady used the big scissors to cut it open as soon as it came into the pot. The boss lady’s business was very good, and she waited in line for a long time before I could get it. After the fish was cooked, the boss lady also used the big scissors to cut it open and put it into disposable foam. In the bowl, the boss lady’s secret curry sauce is poured over it. It’s really golden and fragrant. It makes you want to eat it. Take a bite and it’s really fragrant. The fish is very fresh and chewy, and some are wrapped with crab roe. There were solid cuttlefish balls, and I didn’t even think about taking a photo until I reached the bottom of the bowl. It was really embarrassing. After finishing the fish meal, we went straight to the Princess Margaret Tower. What was depressing was that the proprietress actually closed the shop for a day, allowing countless tourists to come and leave disappointed. But how can you not come to Macau without tasting the authentic Portuguese tartare, so we traveled across Macau and went to the Andrew Portuguese tartare shop in Coloane. It was finally a worthwhile trip and we ate the delicious Portuguese tartare. It was so beautiful in our hearts. . It is said that Mr. Andrew is the originator of Portuguese tarts in Macau. After her wife divorced Andrew, she opened the famous Margaret Portuguese tart shop on Xinma Road. However, I can't compare which one is better.

After eating the Portuguese pagoda, we were satisfied with the car and returned to the peninsula. Seeing that it was still early, we went to the Sands, which is still a beautiful hotel and is a brother of the Venetian (both are Las Vegas) Funded by the Sands Group), we did not go in and only took a few photos outside. Then we went to the nearby Fisherman’s Wharf. Fisherman’s Wharf is Macau’s first theme park and a shopping mall that imitates European and American Fisherman’s Wharf. Enter There you feel like you are in a European town, romantic and warm. You can also look at the Hong Kong and Macau piers and see the magnificent jet boats. Due to limited time, we only walked around briefly and then came out and went to Shengshi again. Lotus took a few photos and returned to Xinma Road. It was getting late and it was time for us to leave the hotel, so we checked out of the room. Our dinner was focused on Burmese food from Three Lights, which was not difficult to find. You can get there by taking bus No. 18 from Xinma Road and get off at Gao Shide. Unfortunately, the snack shops and Yaxin were not open that day, which was disappointing. So sorry.

I had no choice but to find a Burmese snack shop on the roadside and ate fish soup noodles. I didn’t think it was very delicious. I sighed even more. I don’t know if the crowds of fish soup noodles will give me a different feeling. But this question There will be no answer. After eating and drinking, we still took bus No. 18 and returned to the border gate. The two-day trip to Macau ended successfully.

Summary

1. Macau is indeed small and relatively shabby, but it is very clean. There are many exotic buildings and the overall feeling is very quiet and elegant. Compared with the bustling and bustling Hong Kong They are two different flavors

2. It is best to travel by yourself to Macau. The minibus is very convenient and the team will pull you directly to the casino. You will miss out on a lot of alley scenery and authentic Macau food

3. The souvenirs in Macau are really good. I bought one from Saw Kee Bakery, and my colleagues all praised the deliciousness