Macau Tower

The Venetian Macao

This resort complex is themed on the water city of Venice. It is Asia's largest casino resort and the second-largest in the world. The resort brings together shopping, leisure, entertainment and conventions, and is filled with Italian exotic charm. It is considered world-class.

3–6 hours

Macau Fisherman's Wharf

Macau Fisherman's Wharf is Macau's first theme-designed, integrated entertainment and tourism attraction. Located on the coast of the Outer Harbour reclamation area, it has three main sections: Tang Dynasty Village, East Meets West, and Lijun Wharf. It features top-tier shopping streets, a children's playground, live performances, Portuguese cuisine, bars and more. The yacht marina serves private guests only, while the 'Water World' stages thrilling speedboat stunt shows. It is well worth seeing!

0.5 day

Guia Hill

Guia Hill, also called Pine Hill (Songshan), is the highest hill on the Macau Peninsula. Its shape resembles a horizontal yaoqin zither, so it was called Qin Hill in ancient times. Before the Tongzhi reign of the Qing dynasty, Songshan was a barren hill. Extensive planting began during the Tongzhi era, and the hillside was covered with pine trees. The rustling of the pines in the wind made it a pleasant place, and it later became known as Ten Thousand Pines Ridge. At the summit stands a lighthouse, a guiding light for night travelers, and from the lighthouse you can see a panoramic view of Macau.

2–3 hours

Rua do Cunha (Taipa Food Street)

Rua do Cunha is a famous souvenir street in the old town of Taipa. As you reach the entrance, on the south side is the long-established Wong Kei Coffee Shop, and on the north side is the well-known historic building Carmo Market. You will instantly feel the local charm. Continue on and you will gradually enter the highly atmospheric souvenir street, filled with the scents of almond cookies, ginger candy, durian pastries and many other snacks. This is the rich flavor of Macau.

St. Dominic's Church

St. Dominic's Church, also known as the Rosary Church, belongs to the former Dominican convent. The church was built to honor the Virgin of the Rosary and reflects the architectural style popular in the Portuguese territories of the East during the 17th and 18th centuries. Beside the church stands a four-story treasury of sacred objects, the Catholic Sacred Relics Museum. It holds many items used in Mass and treasures such as the 300-plus-year-old painting of Saint Augustine. It would be a shame to miss it.

Free · 1 hour

Ruins of St. Paul's

The Ruins of St. Paul's are the remains of the façade of St. Paul's Church and are Macau's best-known landmark. They are over 400 years old. In July 2005, the Ruins of St. Paul's were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Besides admiring the imposing façade, pay attention to the finely carved reliefs on the stonework. After your visit, head to the Museum of Sacred Art on the inner side of the square, which houses representative paintings and sculptures from Macau's churches and seminaries.

0.5–1 hour