What are the interesting places in Macau?

Introduction of Macao tourist attractions, Macao must visit five major tourist attractions.

I: macau tower (No.59, Sai Van Lake Square, the lobby area of the Macao Special Administrative Region Government)

Macau Tower-One of the symbols of Macau, Macau Tower is the tallest building. There is a shopping center under the tower. If you are not afraid of heights, you can try bungee jumping. Next to the tower is a sea view. When the weather is fine, you can see the tall buildings on the other side, and the scenery is very good.

Two: Sao Paulo archway (at the foot of Paotai Mountain, Huawangtang District, Macao Special Administrative Region)

In fact, it used to be a church. Later, it was destroyed by gunfire and war, leaving only one wall. This wall is guaranteed to be complete, tall and magnificent. Shaped like a memorial archway, hence the name. There is a hill next to the No.3 bus, with battlements and cannons. From the mountain, you can overlook the scenery below and see the new Portuguese capital in the distance.

Three: Golden Lotus Square (near No.68 Feinandi Street, Lobby District, Macao Special Administrative Region)

The square is not big, but it is big enough in Macau. The main location of the square stands the sculpture of "Lotus in the Prosperous Age", and every day there are an endless stream of tourists. It has become a famous landmark. People who travel to Macao will come here to take photos with Trollius chinensis.

Four: Big Fort (No.1 12 in front of the Macao Museum in Huawangtang District, Macao Special Administrative Region)

The big battery is one of several historical sites in Macao. There are some historical relics and buildings on the battery, as well as museums. The big fort was originally built for St. Paul's church, so it is also called St. Paul's fort. Nowadays, large batteries can only be used as an ornamental and have no military effect on resisting pirates. The scenery on the big battery is good, and you can see the scenery of Macao.

Five: Mazu Pavilion (in front of Mazu Tempel in the south of the peninsula in Fengshuntang District, Macao Special Administrative Region)

All the buildings in Mazu Tempel are built on mountains. When you visit, you can walk up a little stairs, giving people a feeling of a cave. If you look closely, you can find some stones engraved with poems or scriptures, and there are many giant incense sticks hanging on the scaffolding on both sides. When you walk, you will feel calm. Mazu Tempel is one of the representative scenic spots of traditional oriental culture.