Macau is a unique blend of Portuguese colonial charm and Chinese energy — UNESCO-listed historic center, glitzy casinos, Michelin-starred dining, and a vibrant food scene.
Top Sights in Macau
Ruins of St. Paul's
The iconic facade of a 17th-century Jesuit church — Macau's most photographed landmark and symbol of its Portuguese heritage.
Macau Tower
A 338m observation tower with stunning 360-degree views, bungee jumping, and a revolving restaurant.
Senado Square
A beautifully preserved Portuguese-style square with wave-patterned cobblestones, pastel-colored buildings.
A-Ma Temple
Macau's oldest temple (1488), dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu, from whom Macau's name derives.
The Venetian & Cotai Strip
Massive integrated resorts with casinos, shopping, gondola rides, and world-class shows.
Macau Food Street (Rua do Cunha)
A narrow lane in Taipa packed with egg tart shops, pork chop buns, and Portuguese bakeries.
Best Time to Visit
October-December for pleasant weather. Chinese New Year and November's Grand Prix are exciting.
Transportation
Macau International Airport serves many Asian cities. Ferries and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge connect to Hong Kong (30min).
Macau Cuisine
Portuguese egg tarts, pork chop bun, African chicken, Portuguese-style seafood rice, and Macanese curry crab.
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