[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Ruins of Saint Paul's (Updated Apr)

When you think of Macau, the first thing that comes to mind is usually casinos and the spirit of Las Vegas in Asia. But in reality, this city is a true paradise for lovers of aesthetics. You’ll find Venice, Paris, and London all in one place. It was my first time in Macau, and it didn’t disappoint. 📍Here’s a list of locations: 1. Roman Amphitheatre 2. Macau Fisherman's Wharf 3. Ruins of Saint Paul's 5. Parisian Macao Eiffel Tower 6. The Londoner Macao 🚇Travel tip: The easiest way to get between the two parts of Macau is by taking the light rail from Barra station. #localguides #historicallandmarks #instatravel #macau #daytrip #photography #asiatrip #traveltips

#Macau itinerary 📸 Top 10 must-photo attractions and experiences 1. [Tai Samba Archway] (Fatima Parish) The remnants of the 450-year-old St. Paul’s Church present a “golden silhouette” in the midday sun, and it is recommended to shoot with a polarizer to clearly present the religious story of the mural. Reflectors are erected in front of the red brick wall of "Love Alley" at dusk to capture the postmodern style of "Remnant Wall and Lover". 2. [Venetian Grand Canal Shopping Center] (Taipa area) The “Canal” within the world’s largest shopping center is recommended to roam by gondola (RMB 200/hour) with the “Starry Dome” light show (daily 19:00/20:30) and capture the “water wave light and shadow” special effects with a slow shutter speed. 3. [Guan Ye Street Night Market] (Old Town, Taipa) The aroma of "macao", "bamboo noodles" and "shark fin soup" fills the streets, and it is recommended to shoot after turning on the lights at night, with warm yellow lights and blue neon forming a "Portuguese palette". Special recommendation is the “Snowflake Almond Flakes” from Mo Yi Kee, which uses a macro lens to capture the snowflake structure of the icing. 4. [Macau Tower 233m Bungee Jumping] (Nanwan Lake Scenic Area) From an altitude of 233 meters, it is recommended to turn on the camera burst mode to capture the 4-second moment of "free fall". 5. [Rowan Island Black Sand Beach] (Rowan Peninsula) The undeveloped pristine coastline, with fine black sand contrasting strongly with the blue sea, is recommended to stroll barefoot to capture Footprint Time, or rent a transparent kayak (RMB 300/2 hours) to explore the red brick house complex of Bamboo Bay Village. 🌴 In-depth roaming experience 1. Portugal was infatuated for 52 hours • [Lisbon Cinema City] (Integrated Resort): Shoot the movie scene of Amalia on the 300-meter-long "Macau version of Lisbon Street" and watch the "Magic Fountain" at "Atlantic View Garden" in the evening (20:00 every night) • [Graffiti Alley Art Walk] (Sha Li Tau): Create a “Graffiti Wall” with local artists, record exclusive graffiti with Polaroid, and receive a “Memory of Macau” postcard • [Native Portuguese Family Dinner] (near Black Sand Beach): Sample “African Bird” coconut curry, Portuguese egg tarts, and the chef will dine live to the melody of Portuguese guitar 2. World Heritage Humanities Tour • [Hangding Foreground] (Ruins of St. Paul's): Visit St. Austen's Church and Ho Tung Library, compressing the arcade complex with a telephoto lens, capturing the colonial architectural aesthetics of "interlaced time and space" • [Fulong New Street] (Centennial Street): Shoot the "Caramel Laser" special effects of "Phoenix Milk Paste" at the "Xingxiangyuan" dessert shop, and visit the "Diamond Building" architectural wonder of "Goldlion" • [Coloane Library] (World Heritage): In a 1906 Portuguese-style building, "Macau in the Sea of ​​​​Books" was photographed with a retro film camera. The fishing boats of "Jiu'ao Village" outside the window are like stars 3. The ultimate luxury experience • [Wynn Palace Cable Car] (Taipa): Take the free cable car overlooking the Eiffel Tower and Londoner Hotel and shoot the Water Curtain Projection show at the Musical Fountain Square (19:30/20:15 every night) • [Four Seasons Famous Store Rooftop Bar]: 270-degree overlooking the Pearl River Estuary, select the "Love of Macau" special - lobster minced meat blended into Madeira wine, with "dry ice clouds" special effect, use the wall of a champagne glass as a reflector to shoot "amber liquor" • [Macau Science Museum Undersea Tunnel]: Make a reservation in advance for the nightclub (19:00-21:00) to shoot "fluorescent jellyfish" and "devil fish" swimming together in the 40-meter-deep undersea tunnel. There are professional diving instructors in the museum to guide underwater photography 🍴 Local Food Map Food Recommendations Old shops Must-eat dishes Photography TIPS Portuguese Wynn Palace Black Truffle Stewed Goose Liver Creates a romantic atmosphere with candlelight, close-up of the sauce's "golden ripples" on the truffles Cantonese dim sum Nan Ping Ya Xu Crab Seed Siu Mai Turn on the macro lens to capture the moment of "crab seed burst", with a steamer bamboo woven texture Macau dessert Dechang Bakery Egg Waffles wrapped hot food in tin foil to shoot a close-up of "Caramel Crispy Shell" with "Rose Milk" liquid Seafood dish Xinhua Tai Pai Dang flower crab congee is served in a shallow bowl to highlight the "paste yellow plumpness", shooting at morning dawn "hot steaming" effect 🚌Traffic TIPS 1. Entry from Zhuhai: • Hengqin Port → 15-minute free shuttle bus to Taipa Guanye Street • Zhuhai Bay Pier 1 → 20 minutes by water bus to "Macau Peninsula" 2. Transportation in the city: • Recommended “Macau Pass” transportation card (RMB 60/card, including 3 rides), bus covers 90% of the attractions • “Hotel Free Shuttle” between popular attractions (e.g. Venetian → Wynn Palace) 3. Cross-island transportation: • Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge → Zhuhai Port Pass (1 hour) • Chartered Island Tour (RMB 800/8 hours, including hotel transfer) ⚠️ Precautions 1. Macau uses the “Macau Dollar” (MOP) 2. Popular attractions such as Ruins of St. Paul's and Venetian need to stop 30 minutes in advance, especially on weekends 3. Macau Tower bungee jumping must be over 14 years old and weigh ≤80 kg, be sure to confirm the health statement at the time of booking 4. Pay attention to hygiene when eating street food. It is recommended to choose a shop with "merchant satellite positioning" (government certification) 5. Night travel policy: Off-island (such as Lo Wan, Taipa) must return to the city before 23:00, otherwise the "late night surcharge" will be paid 🌟Four Seasons Time Anchor Season Recommended Experience Photography TIPS Spring (March-May) Ruins of St. Paul's Cherry Blossom Festival, Guanye Street Market Shoot "petals falling" with soft backlighting, with pink filters to create a dreamy feel Summer (June-August) Macau Tower night bungee jumping, Rowan black sand snorkeling prime time 20:00-21:00, turn on the "night view mode" to capture the city light show Autumn (September-November) Autumn colors in front of the hilltop, Fulong New Street Sugar Water Shop telephoto lens compresses the riding floor forest, shooting "golden ginkgo" and "red brick warm light" contrast Winter (December-February) Wynn Palace Christmas Market, Science Museum Undersea Tunnel warm yellow Lights and cold blue sea water form "ice and fire two heavens", slow shutter shooting "people flow light track"

🃏Don’t be fooled by Macau’s glamorous filter! The highest respect for tourists is to open up the layout and make food, drink, and attractions all free. Who doesn’t know about these free projects? It feels like you’ve missed out on a hundred million! √ The Ruins of St. Paul's, Macau Fortress Park, and Love Lane are all very close to each other. It is a classic walking route. It is free to take photos and check in at any angle √ At Grand Lisboa, find the same photo booth as the gambling king √ MGM Cotai, you can enter if you are 21 years old or above, you can drink milk tea and eat egg tarts for free, and you can get free ice cream next to the museum stairs √Wynn Palace, free outdoor music fountain, free cable car ride, great night view at night √ Macau Wynn Fortune Tree Show is free to watch, from 12:00 to 22:00, there will be a show every hour √ The Venetian, there is a water cruise on the third floor of the lobby. You can take photos and check in for free if you don’t take the boat √ Parisians, take photos with the Eiffel Tower for free √ Londoners, you can take photos of Big Ben via the Venetian covered bridge. There are London elements indoors (telephone booths, platform 9¾, British buses, etc.) and British double-decker buses and European buildings outdoors. The night view is super good for taking photos √ Galaxy Hotel Diamond Show, I heard it’s worth 1.86 billion, take it with you for free! 👣Attached is the New Year's Eve travel route: ①Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port-Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Macau Port↓ Take the Grand Lisboa Hotel Fortune Bus (green) - Get off at the Grand Lisboa Hotel (Macau Peninsula), walk about 600 meters to the Holiday Inn Express Macau New Port to check in - walk about 280 meters to the Neptune Ice House (Landmark Hotel Branch) for dinner - walk about 500 meters to Wynn Macau to see the fortune tree - walk about 500 meters to the MGM Macau Hotel, and see the animal heads at the MGM Museum on the second floor↓ Take the MGM Cotai Fortune Car to Taipa Island - Wynn Cable Car - The Parisian, The Londoner, The Venetian - return to The Parisian Eiffel Tower to watch the fireworks display for the New Year - take the MGM Macau Fortune Car back to the hotel. ②Take bus (25B, etc.) at the hotel entrance - Ruins of St. Paul's - walk to the Macau Museum at the top of the Fortress Park next to it - walk to Our Lady of the Rosary Church - Senate Square and Municipal Affairs Building - take photos at the same camera as Grand Lisboa - take the StarWorld Hotel Fortune Car - (Taipa Island) Macau Galaxy to see the big diamond - walk Walk to Guanye Street to take photos and eat snacks - take the fortune car back to the hotel. ⚠️ Tips: √ Free food, drinks and entertainment means no need to exchange Australian dollars, no burden at all, you can pay with your mobile phone √ Regarding transportation, the fortune buses between major hotels cover almost all scenic spots and are free to ride, but there are many people who need to wait in line. √ In addition to the free milk tea and snacks in major hotels and casinos, there are also pork shops and beef jerky free tastings in the food street near the Ruins of St. Paul's √Wynn Palace Fountain, starts at 7pm, every half hour √ The Venetian water cruise is surrounded by artificial sky and river water. If you have money, you can try it. √ Galaxy Hotel's Crystal Lobby and Diamond Lobby are both gorgeous 👉If you are tired of the crowds and want to see something different, just follow us ~ Looking forward to your attention!

The short holiday is here! Ready to explore Macau? Check out this super practical 2-day Macau itinerary to make your trip even more amazing! / 🎉Itinerary at a Glance: Day 1: Ruins of St. Paul's->A-Ma Temple->Macau Fisherman's Wharf->Wynn Palace Cotai->Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao->The Venetian Macao Start at the historic Ruins of St. Paul's and explore Macau's rich cultural heritage. Then, visit the ancient A-Ma Temple and experience the religious atmosphere. In the afternoon, head to Macau Fisherman's Wharf and enjoy the coastal scenery. In the evening, wander through Wynn Palace Cotai and the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao, experiencing Macau's luxury and modernity. Finally, end your day at The Venetian Macao, as if you were in the romantic city of Venice. Day 2: Free Time in Macau Spend a day at your leisure in Macau, exploring every corner of the city according to your interests. Savor authentic cuisine, buy unique souvenirs, or visit other attractions that pique your interest, enjoying Macau's unique charm to the fullest. / Must-See Attractions: 🌟 The Venetian Macao: Unique Venetian charm, stroll along the charming stone-paved streets, with shopping and dining all in one place, a super convenient one-stop experience! 📸 Ruins of St. Paul's: A wonderful blend of Chinese and Western art, the stone carvings are exquisite! Definitely a great place for photos. 🗼 Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao: Romantic atmosphere at a glance, ascend the tower and enjoy the panoramic view, it's so enjoyable! / Some Tips: - Photo Spots📸: Ruins of St. Paul's, The Venetian Macao, Macau Tower, don't miss them! - Airport Transportation🚌: Airport buses and taxis are convenient and fast. - Local Customs🎉: Respect local customs and experience Portuguese culture. - March Weather🌦️: Warm and humid, remember to bring an umbrella! / A trip to Macau is just so wonderful, waiting for you to explore more surprises. Don't forget to bring this guide with you!

Day 1: 🔹 Morning: Ruins of St. Paul's: Arrive before 8am to avoid the crowds and touch the stone lions for good luck. Travessa da Paixão (Love Lane): Check out the macaron-colored walls and the "literary" café. 🔹 Afternoon: Grand Prix Museum: Try the F1 simulator. Golden Lotus Square: Take a photo with the Handover Gifts Museum of Macau. 🔹 Evening: San Ma Lo Night Market: Enjoy curry beef offal and sawdust pudding. Buy almond cookies from Koi Kei Bakery. · Day 2: 🔹 Morning: Rua da Cunha: Try beef offal and Lord Stow's Bakery egg tarts. Take photos of the mint-green "The Taipa Houses–Museum". 🔹 Afternoon: The Londoner Macao: Take photos on the streets with the Big Ben replica and visit the duty-free shops. Enjoy the panoramic view of the Venetian Macao canals. 🔹 Evening: Wynn Palace cable car: Watch the "Jasmine Flower" fountain show and take the free cable car for a night view. · Day 3: 🔹 Morning: Visit the Macau Science Center, see the heart-shaped tree, a must-do for families with children. 🔹 Afternoon: Ride a bike on Hac Sa Beach and try the hand-beaten coffee at Hon Kei Coffee. Head back home. 📌 Key Tips: 🚌 Transportation: Take the free hotel shuttle bus between the Macau Peninsula and Taipa. Walk from The Londoner Macao to Rua da Cunha (15 mins). 🍜 Avoid: The Grand Prix Museum is closed on Wednesdays. 📸 Photo Spots: The red telephone booths at The Londoner Macao at night, and take photos of the Ruins of St. Paul's from Love Lane. ✈️ Flights: If direct flights to Macau are expensive, consider flying to Zhuhai and crossing the border at Hengqin. Hotels offer airport transfers.

| Local experiences and practical tips. Just back from Macau! I've compiled a travel guide that combines local characteristics with practical information, sharing real experiences and useful tips: I. Local Food Experiences 1. Classic Snack Shops * Macau's long-established egg waffle shop (Ze Xian Ji): I recommend the original egg waffles, rich in egg and milk flavor. The chocolate flavor is a bit sweet, so choose according to your preference. The average cost is about MOP 25. * Traditional noodle shop (Pak Lok Mun): I recommend the double sauce (curry + beef brisket) thick noodle set meal with iced lemon tea to cut through the richness. It's best to dine during off-peak hours to avoid long queues. 2. Souvenir Selection * Well-known souvenir chain (Koi Kei Bakery): You can try the almond cookies before buying them. The ones with whole almonds are crispy. I recommend comparing offers at different branches, as some offer discounts during certain periods. II. Accommodation Reference Airport Hotel Review: I chose the Hotel Golden Dragon primarily for work reasons. The soundproofing is good (airport noise is not noticeable). Basic rooms are about CNY 500/night. You need to prepare your Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau in advance. There are few dining options nearby, so plan your meals ahead of time. III. Transportation Analysis 1. Free Shuttle Bus: Hotels offer shuttle buses to and from ports of entry. I recommend taking these first. 2. Public Bus System: MOP 6/trip. Download the "DSAT" app to check real-time bus arrivals. 3. Taxis: Regular taxis start at MOP 19. You may need to call a taxi (+MOP 5 service fee) for remote areas like Hengqin. 4. Walking Recommendation: The attractions in the historic city center are concentrated. It's more convenient to walk in comfortable shoes. IV. Practical Tools to Prepare 1. Electronic Payment: Alipay/WeChat covers 90% of transactions. Prepare a small amount of cash. 2. Data Package: I recommend purchasing an overseas data package through your carrier's official app (e.g., China Mobile users can choose the "UPLAN" daily package). 3. Food Delivery Service: You need a Macau mobile phone number to register for local lifestyle platforms. V. Entry and Exit Information 1. Length of Stay: Tourist visas allow a maximum stay of 7 days (calculated from the day after entry). 2. Port of Entry Selection: * 24-hour customs clearance: Hengqin Port, Qingmao Port * For late-night arrivals in Macau, Hengqin is recommended for higher customs clearance efficiency. 3. Required Documents: Keep your Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau and entry slip safe (recommend making a copy on your phone). VI. Tips for Civilized Travel 1. Smoking is completely prohibited in public places (including e-cigarettes), with fines of up to MOP 1,500. 2. Yield to pedestrians at pedestrian crossings. Jaywalking may result in a MOP 300 fine. 3. Sort your trash. Littering in scenic areas can result in fines of up to MOP 600. VII. Recommended Cultural Experiences 1. World Heritage Route: Ruins of St. Paul's → St. Dominic's Church → Senado Square → Guia Fortress, experience Portuguese architecture. 2. Unique Experiences: Taipa Houses-Museum (closed on Tuesdays), colorful houses in Coloane Fishing Village. 3. Portuguese Cuisine Recommendations: Try Bacalhau balls, African Chicken, and other specialties. The average cost is MOP 150-300. Compliance Statement 1. All business information is based on personal consumption experience and does not involve commercial cooperation. 2. Price data is as of December 2023. It is recommended to double-check before traveling. 3. Transportation policies refer to the latest announcements from the Macao SAR Government. 4. The historical city center tour route refers to the recommended route by the Cultural Affairs Bureau of Macao.

Macau macau ✈️ Duration: Approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes Jin Air, Jeju Air, Air Macau, Korean Air ⏰ Time difference: +1 hour 🛂 90-day visa-free 📆 Best time to travel: November - February 🚐 No need to pay for public transportation, hotel shuttle buses are well-developed, so you can move for free “Places to visit in Macau” We recommend dividing your travel itinerary into 4 areas: Macau Peninsula, Taipa, Cotai, and Coloane ✔️Macau free travel day trip DAY1 Senado Square-St. Dominic's Cathedral-Jerky Street-St. Paul's Cathedral-Venetian Resort-Wynn Palace Fountain Show-Macau Eiffel Tower ✔️Macau free travel 1 night 2 days DAY1 Senado Square-St. Dominic's Cathedral-Jerky Street-St. Paul's Cathedral-Venetian Resort-Wynn Palace Fountain Show-Macau Eiffel Tower DAY2 Taipa Village-Coloane Village-Lord St.'s St. Francis Xavier Cathedral *When moving from Hong Kong to Macau Peninsula, take the Turbojet ferry and get off at Macau Terminal. *If you want to move to Taipa Village or Cotai, take the Waterjet or Turbojet ferry and get off at Tao Taipa Terminal. #Travel Itinerary #Macau Travel #Places to Visit in Macau #Macau

#newyearnewtrip Macau, a city where East meets West, is a photographer’s paradise. With its unique blend of Portuguese colonial architecture and modern skyscrapers, it offers countless opportunities for stunning shots. One of the most iconic spots is the Ruins of St. Paul’s, a grand façade that stands as a testament to the city’s rich history. Nearby, Senado Square, with its vibrant cobblestone streets, is perfect for capturing the charm of Macau’s colonial past. For a more modern twist, head to the Macau Tower, where you can snap panoramic views of the city skyline, or venture to Cotai Strip for some dazzling nighttime shots. Don’t miss the picturesque streets of Taipa, where old-world charm meets vibrant local culture. Whether you're into historical landmarks or contemporary cityscapes, Macau’s diverse photo spots will leave you with unforgettable memories and a camera full of breathtaking shots. #thingstodo #familytravel #macau

Hey guys, if you're planning a trip to Macau, this is the only guide you need! Explore Macau in a day with all the must-see attractions and must-try foods. Save this guide now! / Attractions to visit: 🏰 The Venetian Macao: Experience the charm of the city of water, stroll along cobblestone streets, and enjoy shopping and dining! 🌉 Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge: Admire the cross-sea bridge built by three regions! ⛪ Ruins of St. Paul's: A masterpiece of East meets West, and a great place to take photos. 🗼 Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao: Enjoy a panoramic view of Macau from the top of the tower, and experience the ultimate romance! 🚡 Wynn Palace SkyCab: Enjoy an aerial tour and take in the beautiful views of Cotai and the Performance Lake. / Travel essentials: 🧳 👕 Pack your clothes. It can be a bit chilly in Macau in January, so don't forget a thick coat and long pants. Comfortable shoes are a must for walking around. 🎒 Make sure you have all your documents in your bag, including your travel permit, ID card, and cash. 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your phone charged so you can take photos and check in without worry. 💊 Bring some basic medicine with you, such as painkillers, fever reducers, and anti-diarrhea medicine, to ensure a healthy trip. 🕶️ The sun can be strong in Macau, so bring sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen to protect your skin. / Macau, a city that blends Eastern and Western cultures, is waiting for you to explore and discover more surprises! 🌟

First time in Hong Kong and Macau? Check out this carefully planned 6-day itinerary to make the most of your trip! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Explore the best of Hong Kong and Macau 🌆 Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong 🛬 - Airport transfer 🚖 - Hotel check-in 🏨 Arrive in Hong Kong and enjoy a convenient airport transfer to your hotel. Rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: West Kowloon Cultural District 🎭 - Hong Kong Palace Museum 🏯 - M+ Museum 🎨 - Central 🏙️ - Victoria Peak 🗻 - Victoria Harbour 🌉 Explore the city's rich culture and art, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. Day 3: Hong Kong Disneyland 🎠 - Ocean Park Hong Kong 🐬 Experience the magic of Disney and get up close with marine life. Day 4: Ngong Ping 360 🚡 - Tian Tan Buddha 🙏 - Tai O 🛶 - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Tour 🌉 Discover Buddhist culture, visit a traditional fishing village, and take a boat tour of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Day 5: Ruins of St. Paul's 🕍 - Rua do Cunha 🍽️ - Coloane Island 🏖️ - Hac Sa Beach 🌊 - The Parisian Macao 🗼 - The Venetian Macao 🏰 Explore Macau's historical sites, enjoy local cuisine, and relax at a resort. Day 6: Depart from Macau 🛫 End your Hong Kong and Macau adventure and head to Macau Airport for your flight home. 🌟 -------- Travel Tips: 🎁 Compare prices before buying souvenirs to avoid overpaying. ✈️ Check airport transportation in advance to avoid last-minute stress. 📸 If popular spots are crowded, try different angles or visit in the morning. 💡 Respect local customs and avoid taking photos or videos without permission. 🍽️ Try local snacks, but be mindful of food hygiene. 💳 Ask about return and exchange policies when shopping, and keep your receipts. -------- 🎉 Have a great time in Hong Kong and Macau, and make unforgettable memories! 🎉

Winter reverse travel! Macau 2-day citywalk travel guide! Macau is really suitable for winter! I spent two days in Macau and felt very happy. I have sorted out my Macau city walk route for you ⛱️Day 1 Galaxy Macau - The Londoner - The Venetian - The Parisian - Guanye Street ⛱️Day 2 Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - Our Lady of the Rosary Church - Fisherman's Wharf - Grand Lisboa - MGM - Macau Tower 💗Tips for traveling📝 ✅Mainland China ID card ➕Hong Kong and Macau Pass ✅Exchange Macau Pataca (needed for taking the bus) ✅Data package ✅Can take photos with CCD 📷Looks good! ✅Prepare a few more sets of beautiful clothes for easy photos ✅🚬Indoor🈲, need to go to the designated location Transportation 🚗 🚌Bus: 6mop/person (please prepare change) 🚕Taxi: Call plus (more expensive) 🚌Fortune Car: You can take the bus to various hotels after passing through Gongbei Port and Hengqin Port🏨

Traveling during the Spring Festival? Check out this 3-day itinerary for Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau. Enjoy three different destinations with this super practical guide to help you travel with ease! -- 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: Wong Tai Sin Temple - Tsim Sha Tsui - Victoria Peak - Star Ferry 🚢 - Victoria Harbor - Hong Kong Ferris Wheel 🎡 Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple to experience Hong Kong's religious culture, then head to Tsim Sha Tsui for some shopping. In the evening, take the Star Ferry to enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbor, and finally, ride the Hong Kong Ferris Wheel to overlook the dazzling night view. Day 2: Tsim Sha Tsui Spend the whole day immersed in the shopping paradise of Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoying the perfect combination of fashion and food. Day 3: Ruins of St. Paul's - A-Ma Temple - Macau Fisherman's Wharf - Macau Handover Gifts Museum - The Venetian Macao Resort 🏰 From the historic Ruins of St. Paul's to the tranquil A-Ma Temple, and the European-style Macau Fisherman's Wharf, this day is full of diverse experiences. Don't forget to visit the Macau Handover Gifts Museum to learn about Macau's history. Later, enjoy a luxurious leisure time at The Venetian Macao Resort. -- Attraction Suggestions: Victoria Peak ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Victoria Peak, Central, Hong Kong Island - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours - Overlook the night view of Hong Kong, your ideal check-in spot! Tsim Sha Tsui ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Hong Kong - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours - A collection of shops with both ancient and modern features, a shopping paradise waiting for you to explore! Hong Kong Ferris Wheel ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 33 Man Kwong Street, Central, Hong Kong - Opening Hours: January 1 - January 23, Monday - Thursday 12:00 - 22:00; Friday - Sunday 11:00 - 23:00 - Duration: 1 hour - Enjoy the beautiful view of Victoria Harbor, with a temperature-controlled cabin, and take in the beauty of the skyline! -- Must-know tips: 🍜 Food: Shenzhen's shrimp wontons are great, Hong Kong's roast goose is a must-try, and don't miss Macau's Portuguese egg tarts. 📸 Photo spots: Shenzhen Bay Park has a beautiful night view, Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong is amazing, and the Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau are worth a visit. 🎁 Specialty prices: Shenzhen's electronic products are cost-effective, Hong Kong's jewelry and watches are worth buying, and Macau's almond cakes are sweet. ✈️ Airport transportation: Shenzhen Bao'an Airport is convenient, Hong Kong International Airport has many international flights, Macau Airport is small but beautiful, and it's also convenient to take a ferry to Zhuhai. -- Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau offer a one-stop experience of urban prosperity and natural beauty. Start your unique journey now!

Only have one day in Macau? Don't worry, this guide will help you make the most of your time in Macau without wasting any time. Check it out now! -- 🛣️Itinerary: Day 1: The Venetian Macao Resort > Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao > Tree of Prosperity and Dragon of Fortune > Ruins of St. Paul's > Mount Fortress > Rua da Felicidade Start your Macau journey at the luxurious Venetian Macao Resort, then head to the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao to experience a different kind of European charm. Next, visit the Tree of Prosperity and Dragon of Fortune to experience the prosperity and good fortune of Macau. Finally, visit the historical and cultural sites of the Ruins of St. Paul's and Mount Fortress, and stroll along Rua da Felicidade to experience the romance and historical charm of Macau. -- Must-visit attractions: The Venetian Macao Resort ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Estrada da Baía de Nossa Senhora da Esperança, Taipa, Macau Opening hours: Open all day Recommended visit time: 2–4 hours Experience the charm of the canals and stroll along the charming cobblestone streets while enjoying shopping and dining. Ruins of St. Paul's ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Jesuit Memorial Square Opening hours: 9:00–18:00 Recommended visit time: 1 hour A fusion of Chinese and Western art, with exquisite stone carvings. Don't miss the photo opportunities. Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: The Parisian Macao, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macau (access the main entrance on the 7th floor from the souvenir shop on the 5th floor) Opening hours: Monday–Thursday 14:00–22:00; Friday–Sunday 12:00–22:00 Recommended visit time: 1–2 hours Climb the tower for a panoramic view of the romantic scenery. -- Travel tips: 1️⃣ The temperature in Macau in December is moderate. You can wear light clothing during the day, but it is recommended to bring a warm jacket for the evening. 🧥 2️⃣ Recommended photo spots: The Venetian Macao, The Parisian Macao, and the Ruins of St. Paul's. The night view is even more beautiful! 📸 3️⃣ Must-try foods: pork chop buns, Portuguese egg tarts, and a variety of seafood feasts. 🍴 4️⃣ Remember to exchange for Macau Pataca before your trip, and bring a power adapter to ensure a worry-free trip. 🔌 5️⃣ Only those aged 21 and above are allowed to enter. Please bring your ID to ensure smooth passage and avoid any unnecessary trouble. 🆔 6️⃣ Pay attention to customs regulations when shopping. You must declare any items that exceed the limit. 🛍️ -- Enjoy the food and shopping in Macau, and don't forget to leave your footprints and memories! 👣✨

I've been to Macau more than 10 times And I've come up with a great route for taking photos If you're visiting Macau for the first time I recommend you just follow this route _ 🚶‍♂️Macau one-day city walk route: Gongbei Port - Rua da Tercena - Ruins of St. Paul's - Rua da Felicidade - Rua da D. Belchior Carneiro - Rua do Campo - Rua Nova a Guia - Guia Lighthouse - Rua do Cunha - The Londoner Macao _ 📷 Macau photo and travel guide: _ 1️⃣ Rua do Cunha: Recently, many new photo walls have been added to Rua do Cunha Photos with different styles of Macau characters are very photogenic And on sunny days, the colorful houses are very dreamy There are also many snacks on this street, the beef brisket and Portuguese egg tarts are delicious _ 2️⃣ Rua da Tercena: Blue sky, white clouds, sea, pink houses Different seasons also have bougainvillea, kapok, etc. You can also take photos of the Macau Tower by the sea There are few people, so it's great for taking photos and for a stroll~ _ 3️⃣ Ruins of St. Paul's: Three photo spots, Rua da Felicidade, Mount Fortress, and Uniqlo, are all classic photo spots~ _ 4️⃣ Rua da D. Belchior Carneiro: Navigate to "San Cheong Long Renovation Materials Center", and you can take photos of a street in Macau that spans the ages~ _ 5️⃣ Rua Nova a Guia: Come here at sunset to take photos of the National Geographic photo spot, it's amazing, and the benches at Guia Lighthouse are also very photogenic~ _ 6️⃣ The Londoner Macao: The Londoner Macao is very photogenic both during the day and at night, but I recommend taking photos at night, the main photo spots are the Londoner Macao and the Venetian Macao corridor and the red bus, etc.~

Enjoy a spontaneous trip to Hong Kong and Macau in the winter sunshine! This 5-day travel guide will help you explore Hong Kong and Macau without any pitfalls. Save it now! / 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your hotel, and get ready for an exciting trip! Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland Adventure - Feel the magic at Mystic Manor - Experience the thrills of Hyperspace Mountain Day 3: Ride the Wynn Palace SkyCab - Enjoy the view from the Golden Reel Ferris Wheel - Take a photo at the Eiffel Tower - Stroll through The Londoner Macao - Try local snacks on Rua do Cunha Day 4: Feel the history of Macau at Senado Square - Visit St. Dominic's Church - Stroll through the romantic Travessa da Paixão - Take a photo at the Ruins of St. Paul's - Enjoy the view of Macau from Mount Fortress - Try extreme sports at Macau Tower Day 5: End your trip to Hong Kong and Macau and return home with happy memories! / 🧳 Travel Preparation: 👕👖 Clothing: The temperature in Hong Kong and Macau is moderate in December. Wear light cotton clothes during the day and bring a warm coat for the evening. Don't forget comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking a lot! 🎒🕶️ Accessories: In addition to your phone and charger, sunglasses and sunscreen are essential in the sunny weather of Hong Kong and Macau. Bring a light backpack for your personal belongings. 🪪💳 Documents and Finances: Before your trip, make sure you have your travel permit, visa, and other documents. Credit cards are the main form of payment, so bring a credit card and some cash for a worry-free trip. / ✈️ Explore Hong Kong and Macau with ease! I hope my guide helps you have a great trip~

Macau is a city suitable for slow travel. The city is small, and the attractions are concentrated, so it is convenient to arrange an itinerary. I have compiled a 2-day itinerary guide, covering the check-in points of the Macau Peninsula and Taipa Island. The overall itinerary is relatively easy. Welcome to like and collect. DAY 1: Rua do Cunha - Taipa Houses - The Venetian Macao - The Parisian Macao - The Londoner Macao - Wynn Palace The first day is mainly concentrated in Taipa. Rua do Cunha and Taipa Houses are not far apart, so you can feel the style of Portuguese architecture. Next, you can go to the shopping malls that gather the styles of several European countries. You can not only go shopping and buy things, but also take photos. I love The Londoner Macao the most. There are several places to take photos, which are very photogenic. It is full of British style, and it has its own characteristics during the day and night. You can go there around 5 o'clock, take photos during the day, and then take photos of the night scene when the lights are on. It is recommended to go to The Parisian Macao during the day. After taking close-up photos, go to the Eiffel Tower Park across the road to take photos. Go to see the musical fountain at Wynn Palace at night and take a free cable car ride. . DAY 2: Rua da Felicidade - Mount Fortress - Macao Museum - Ruins of St. Paul's - Grand Prix Museum If you like taking photos, don't miss Rua da Felicidade. The colorful Portuguese buildings and the old street scene full of fireworks are only a few steps away, which is quite interesting. As a landmark building, the Ruins of St. Paul's is worth a visit even though there are many people. You can also visit the Macao Museum nearby. If you have enough time, you can go to the Grand Prix Museum, which is quite niche but fun. . Transportation 1. There are free shuttle buses after passing the customs, but there are many people. If you stay in a star-rated hotel, you can call in advance to inquire whether there is a shuttle bus. 2. You can check the bus on WeChat "Bus Stop". Each ride costs 6 MOP in cash. You need to ring the bell when you get off the bus and wave to the driver when you get on the bus. 3. You can use the "Macau Taxi" app to take a taxi, but it is more expensive. . Accommodation This time I stayed at the Royal Hotel Macau, an old five-star hotel on the Macau Peninsula. It is cost-effective and has a shuttle bus. The overall experience is very good. Before booking a hotel, remember to check whether there are 50% off hotel coupons on major platforms. Don't miss out on the discounts.

I went to spend the summer in Macau where the temperature was over 20 degrees over the weekend🏖️🛍️ and walked ❸10,000 steps All kinds of delicious, fun, photo-taking and shopping options I have sorted out some of the most treasured tourist spots. Sisters will copy them directly‼ ️ 📖Great shopping ▪️Guia Lighthouse. I saw the sunrise here. There is a seat under the lighthouse that is used by Internet celebrities. ▪️Ruins of St. Paul's Arch, Macau landmark, surroundings📷Camera location, you can avoid tourists when taking photos of the Uniqlo bronze statue/Look up from Love Lane to take photos of Ruins of St. Paul's/Photo from the banyan tree in Fortress Park, look down ▪️Xiaotanshan Park Observation Deck, the Macau version of the road into the city ▪️Love Lane Dopamine’s pink and blue are really good movies ▪️Banzhangtang Street M Ji and iSport are very local. The Portuguese Bookstore and Our Lady of the Rosary Church are nearby. ▪️Guanqian Main Street and October 5th Street. The streets in the old city are very interesting. There are also some words on the wall such as "I ❤️Macao" and other check-ins for photos. 🍽️Delicious ▫️Longhua Teahouse is an old-style teahouse in Macau that stayed in the 1960s. It has a very cinematic feel. You can look for the seat where Chow Yun-fat sat. ▫️Xingxiangyuan Ice Cream Dessert House. Sisters who like Cantonese sugar water must come here. I went there three times before trying it. The coconut milk longan and water chestnut sauce is delicious😋 ▫️Leung Hing Kee Affordable Michelin-starred. Many locals come to have breakfast in the streets. Beef brisket hand-made bamboo sheng noodles and shrimp wonton noodles are delicious.

Macao, a Special Administrative Region of China, is known for its rich history, unique blend of Portuguese and Chinese cultures, and stunning architecture. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Macao offers visitors a captivating experience filled with historical landmarks, entertainment, and culinary delights. 📍Address: Macao, China 🇨🇳 Getting There: The city is easily accessible by ferry from Hong Kong and by air through Macao International Airport. 💰Average Price per Person: Entry fees for attractions vary; many historical sites are free or have minimal charges. 💞Reasons to Recommend: 1. Historical Significance: Explore the Ruins of St. Paul's, an iconic landmark representing the remnants of a 16th-century church. 2. Unique Architecture: Wander through the Historic Centre of Macao, where Portuguese-style buildings coexist with traditional Chinese structures. 3. Culinary Delights: Savor Macanese cuisine, a fusion of Portuguese and Chinese flavors, with must-try dishes like egg tarts. 4. Entertainment Hub: Experience vibrant nightlife with world-class casinos and shows. 5. Photo Spots: Notable locations for photography include: - Senado Square: A lively public square surrounded by colorful buildings. - A-Ma Temple: One of the oldest temples in Macao, dedicated to the goddess of seafarers. - The Venetian Macao: A luxurious resort featuring canals reminiscent of Venice. 😏Curiosities About Macao - Macao was a Portuguese colony for over 400 years before returning to China in 1999. - Known as the "Gambling Capital of the World," its casino revenues surpass those in Las Vegas. - The Venetian Macao is home to the largest casino in the world. 💡 Tips and Advices: Visit during autumn (September to November) for pleasant weather and local festivals. Explore both historical sites and modern attractions to appreciate Macao’s unique charm. Macao beautifully blends history with modernity. As you explore its rich cultural tapestry, remember to appreciate and preserve this unique city for future generations. By embracing its heritage, you contribute to maintaining Macao's identity as a remarkable cultural hub. #asiatrip #100waysoftravel #china #macao #macau #trip #travel

The Ruins of St. Paul's is one of the must-visit landmarks when you come to Macau. You can eat and shop along the way. This area has three of the five major souvenir streets in Macau. Don’t look at the map and think it’s far away. Every point is very close and easy to find. The Ruins of St. Paul’s is the end point of your walking tour. If you go deeper, you can also visit many world heritage sites around it. The distance to the old city is not long, and every attraction and business is there. They are all concentrated, and you can easily spend a whole day shopping there. You don’t have to worry about arranging the details of your itinerary, just schedule a day to visit this area! In addition to landmarks, it is also a must-visit attraction for tourists visiting Macau. It is located behind the Senado Square Square, just across the wall from the Nezha Temple and the ruins of the old city wall. It is adjacent to the Fortress area and is included in one of the eight scenic spots in Macau, the San Ba ​​Sacred Site. ” is the most popular must-visit landmark in Macau! Generally, people who go to the Ruins of St. Paul's will center around the Senado Square and walk all the way to the Ruins of St. Paul's. If they have enough time, they can also walk to Macau Yongji Lemon to buy a souvenir. There are many historical buildings, delicacies, snacks and souvenir shops along this stretch of road alone. Coupled with the surrounding alleys, you can actually arrange a trip of at least half a day. 📍Address: Ruins of St. Paul's, Macau 🕰️Business hours: Monday to Sunday 09:00-18:00 #澳门trip #100 Ways to Travel #大三巴

This June I saw special tickets just a week before departure I ordered it on impulse 🥳🥳 -flight Take Tigerair from Kaohsiung 08:30 ⇄ Macau 10:55 -accommodation One night double room at Kim Po Lai Hotel Went back the next morning so chose the hotel closest to the airport haha Go out and cross the road from the departure hall (ˊo̴̶̷̤ꇴ o̴̶̷̤ˋ)و The room is as long as the photos on the website, and overall quite clean and comfortable. The room also comes with an adapter, the plug-in place can also plug directly into the USB, you can not bring your own adapter 🗓️ Itinerary: Macau Peninsula In front of Parliament Pavilion ➟ Tai Samba ➟ Macau Fisherman's Wharf Taipa Area Official Street ➟ Venetians ➟ Parisians ➟ Londoners 📌 In front of the Parliament Pavilion, Our Lady of the Rosary Church, the Grand Samba Archway Walking all the way up from the square on this side in front of the Council Pavilion, you can see the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Ruins of St. Paul's There is a lot of food, drink and souvenirs to buy on the road ~ Personally, I think it's a bit like the old streets of Taiwan 🤣 The stairs and love alley in front of Da Samba were full of people... We took a few photos nearby and went to the next attraction 📌Macau Fisherman's Wharf After taking the shuttle bus to the Outer Harbor Pier, you need to walk for another ten minutes to reach Fisherman’s Wharf, which actually looks a little smaller than you think The shopping street next to it is basically nothing open overall a bit empty 📌Guanye Street A short street, there are many famous sightseeing shops here, Andrew egg tarts can also be lined up here to buy, can walk from the Venetian about ten minutes to here stroll, there are many cute little shops nearby to go ~ 📌Parisians, Venetians, Londoners The three hotels are right next to each other, there is a connecting footbridge to walk on, the inside is much bigger than expected... I followed the indicators and went around several times before I finally found my way to the outside. I thought I was going to be trapped inside ( ̩̩̩ε ̩̩ƪ) Compared to the day, near the evening after the buildings started to light up, the overall more beautiful, really kind of intoxicated feeling 🤣🤣 There are also different performances to watch in each hotel.ᐟ.ᐟ Afternoon to evening this time slot is perfect for walking around here ~ 📌 Summary The hotel shuttle is really too convenient! Most of the popular attractions can be sat at nearby hotels on foot This time in Macau I relied on the hotel's free shuttle and walking, no additional transportation costs The short day trip is very suitable for coming to Macau, from Kaohsiung fly about an hour and a half to arrive very fast🤩 Walking in every corner of the road is good to shoot.ᐟ.ᐟ Only one day is a bit rushed, many delicacies and attractions have not been visited to eat, have the opportunity to want to go to Macau again ~ 💰Average consumption per person: about 6,000 early per person (Includes airfare, accommodation, e-SIM, HKD exchange) The two of us have a small stomach, so we didn't eat too much🥹 I only bought a box of egg tarts as a souvenir #Macau Travel

#MacauTravel The Ruins of St. Paul's is one of Macau's most representative landmarks. This historic building attracts a large number of tourists to visit and witness Macau's unique culture and history. 🙌🏻 🌟Historical background The Ruins of St. Paul's was originally the front wall of St. Paul's College. It was built in the 16th century and was one of the most important churches at that time. Although the church was burned down in the fire of 1835, the archway survived and became a symbol of Macau, carrying profound historical significance. ❤️🔥 🌟Architectural Features The archway is famous for its exquisite carvings and magnificent design, which combines European Baroque style with Chinese elements. Its three-story structure and intricately decorated carvings demonstrate the superb skills of the craftsmen of the time, which is amazing. 📸🔥 🌟Cultural significance As a landmark of Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul's is not only a popular spot for tourists to take photos, but also an important place to study Macau's history and culture. It has witnessed the historical changes of Macau from a Portuguese colony to a modern city and carries the fusion of diverse cultures. 👍 🌟Nearby attractions There are many other historical attractions around the Ruins of St. Paul’s, such as the ruins of the former St. Paul’s College and the Fortress of Macau, where visitors can easily arrange a full day cultural tour to gain a deeper understanding of Macau’s history. 👏🏻 #check-in #100 ways to travel #October good places 2024 #Macau good places

St. Paul's Church is affiliated with St. Paul's College. The college was founded in 1594 and ended in 1762. It was the first Western-style university in the Far East. In 1835, a fire destroyed St. Paul's College and its affiliated church, leaving only the front wall of the church, most of the foundation, and the stone steps in front of the church. Since then, this has become the world-famous ruins of St. Paul's Church. The locals call it the Ruins of St. Paul's because the front wall of the church resembles a traditional Chinese archway. This stone wall that combines Chinese and Western elements is unique among Catholic churches in the world. #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #MACAU #The only way to travel to Ruins of St. Paul's

#Great Places in September 2024 📝The Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau is one of the must-photographed attractions in Macau, but there are always so many people in front of it that it is difficult to take a photo alone. I would like to share with you all that you can walk to the right side of the archway towards the Fortress and there is a big banyan tree. When you go up to the stone position, you can take pictures of the entire Ruins of St. Paul's. However, the stones are of different heights. It is recommended to sit down and take pictures. Pay attention to safety✨ 📍Ruins of St. Paul's #MacauAttractions #Ruins of St. Paul's #GlobalTravel #Check-in

p1p2 After arriving at the Ruins of St. Paul's, go straight to the rightmost steps, walk to the top, sit on the flower bed steps next to it, and let your friend take a picture of you from a low angle. p4p5 When there are few people on the street in the peninsula, let your friend take a picture of you casually. p6 After taking a picture on the right side of the Ruins of St. Paul's, you can see a check-in spot with the word "Macau". There is a step on the left side of the flower bed, and you can go up to a vacant lot to take a picture of the entire Ruins of St. Paul's.

On the 25th anniversary of Macau's return to China, I came to Macau again during the National Day holiday to experience this historical and innovative city. Here you can feel the city life, history and humanities. You can also travel to London, Paris, and Venice. Here, Eastern and Western cultures are intertwined. There will always be countless surprises for everyone who comes here. 📷Where to go in Macau ✅ Ruins of St. Paul's, Love Lane, Fortress Hill, Macau Museum ✅ Ruins of St. Paul's, the iconic place in the old city of Macau, is very suitable for walking around, taking pictures, shopping, and eating ✅ Guia New Street, Guia Lighthouse ✅ Get the classic cover photo of National Geographic, overlooking the changes in Macau from the Guia Lighthouse ✅ Coloane Peninsula ✅ Macau's fresh seaside, eat an authentic Andrew's egg tart on the seaside of October 5th Street ✅ Macau Tower ✅ Feel the Roman style at Fisherman's Wharf, and bungee jumping on the Macau Tower is really exciting! ✅The Londoner Macau Satisfy all your yearning for British style Whether it's Harry Potter or Sherlock Holmes Red telephone booths, royal carriages, British fountains, double-decker buses If you don't come to the Londoner to take a group of beautiful photos, it's really a waste of time to come to Macau! There are also many famous stores and specialty restaurants in the shopping mall that are worth visiting! The afternoon tea at Churchill Restaurant and the Portuguese cuisine at Chiado are both highly recommended. ✅A-Ma Temple This is the origin of the name of Macau. The Mazu Temple built on the mountain is very popular. There are many interesting shops and cultural and creative parks around the A-Ma Temple. . ❤️2024 Macau travel tips ✈️Major transportation: Fly directly to Macau Airport, or fly to Zhuhai and take the airport bus to Guanzha 🚌Transportation: There are free shuttle buses, buses, and taxis from various resorts at Guanzha Port, Airport, and Pier, and mobile Alipay code scanning is supported 💰Payment: Most restaurants support code scanning payment. It is worth mentioning that for some small shops, the exchange rate for mobile phone code scanning payment is one-to-one, so it is recommended to prepare some Macau dollars in cash for more cost-effectiveness 🚶Travel: Macau streets are also relatively narrow and steep, especially in the old town of Macau Peninsula, so if you want to stroll Citywalk, you need to prepare a pair of comfortable shoes.

🌈 Departure Tips ✔ Prepare your ID card and Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau (valid endorsement) ✔ Purchase a data or roaming package in advance ✔ Exchange a small amount of MOP or HKD at the border, most places accept mobile payments ✔ Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, prepare to walk tens of thousands of steps 🚄 Departure: Cross the border at Zhuhai [Gongbei Port], there's a free shuttle bus on the left, there's a long line but it moves quickly, take the bus directly to Studio City. 📍 Stop 1: Studio City Take photos of the building, there are free drinks and instant noodles inside, but you need a food voucher, you can get a voucher at Gongbei Port. 📍 Stop 2: Ruins of St. Paul's A Macau landmark, about a 20-minute walk, it's crowded. Recommended photo spots: the stairs on the right, Love Lane, and the small artillery platform. You can try the pork jerky on the food street, there's also beef offal and Kabuki ice cream nearby. 📍 Stop 3: Fisherman's Wharf Take the bus from the Ruins of St. Paul's to Fisherman's Wharf (6 MOP), the photo spots are scattered, there are photo spots everywhere. 📍 Stop 4: The Venetian Macao Take the free shuttle bus to The Venetian Macao, it's big and easy to get lost. A famous Instagrammable spot, there are boats and bridges, and there's a photo spot under the sky at night. 📍 Stop 5: The Parisian Macao Walk a few minutes to The Parisian Macao, take photos of the Eiffel Tower. Recommended photo spots: the lawn in the Parisian Macao garden, the chair, or under the Eiffel Tower. 📍 Stop 6: The Londoner Macao The Big Ben near The Parisian Macao is another must-visit Instagrammable spot. 🚌 Transportation: There are free shuttle buses in many places, no need to take a taxi or bus. 🍜 Food: The cost of living in Macau is high, a bowl of noodles costs about 70-80 yuan. It's recommended to try the egg tarts, beef offal, pork jerky, and Kabuki ice cream. 🚄 Return: Take the free shuttle bus from the west lobby of The Venetian Macao to Gongbei Port, the last bus is at 22:00, Gongbei Port closes at 24:00.

🗓**Itinerary: A Comprehensive Experience from Gongbei Port to The Parisian** --- **Starting from Gongbei Port:** Tourists start from Gongbei Port and first take the green shuttle bus to Macau's famous landmark - **Grand Lisboa Hotel**. As a symbol of Macau's gambling king, Grand Lisboa is not only a must-visit spot for many tourists but also a symbol of Macau's luxury and entertainment culture. Upon arrival, tourists can take photos in front of the hotel. **Senado Square:** After taking photos, walk about 500 meters to reach the historic **Senado Square**. This is a famous European-style square in Macau, blending Chinese and Western cultures. The European-style buildings and bustling street scenes around the square immerse people in the atmosphere of the fusion of Macau's history and modernity. **Ruins of St. Paul's and St. Dominic's Church:** Continue walking about 600 meters to reach one of Macau's most iconic buildings - the **Ruins of St. Paul's**. On the way, you can also visit the historic **St. Dominic's Church** to appreciate Macau's profound religious and cultural heritage. The Ruins of St. Paul's is one of Macau's landmark buildings and a must-visit spot for tourists. **Rua da Felicidade:** A three-minute walk from the Ruins of St. Paul's will take you to the quaint **Rua da Felicidade**. The narrow streets and old buildings here provide excellent photography opportunities for photography enthusiasts, preserving the old Macau style. **Wynn Macau:** Next, tourists walk about ten minutes to **Wynn Macau**, a hotel known for its luxury. The **Tree of Prosperity show** inside the hotel attracts countless tourists to stop and watch. This is an excellent place to experience Macau's luxurious entertainment culture. **Rua do Cunha:** After that, take a bus for about 30 minutes to the famous **Rua do Cunha**. This snack street is a food paradise in Macau, gathering various local snacks such as pork chop buns and Portuguese egg tarts, suitable for food lovers to taste. Rua do Cunha is also a great place for photo ops, with its unique atmosphere making people linger. **The Venetian Macao:** After tasting the food, tourists can walk about 35 minutes to **The Venetian Macao**. The interior of the hotel feels like being in the water town of Venice, full of a dreamy atmosphere. Whether it's the hotel's architecture or the canal scenery inside, it leaves photography enthusiasts in awe. **The Londoner Macao:** A ten-minute walk from The Venetian will take tourists to **The Londoner Macao**, where a 1:1 replica of Big Ben makes tourists feel like they are in London. The unique design of the hotel is a popular photo spot for many tourists. **The Parisian Macao:** The final stop is a ten-minute walk to **The Parisian Macao**. The **Eiffel Tower** and lawn in front of the hotel are perfect photo spots, making tourists feel like they are in romantic Paris. The scenery here is breathtakingly beautiful, making it a perfect end to this Macau trip. **End of the Trip:** After the tour, tourists can queue up to take the **shuttle bus** back to the border gate, perfectly ending this cultural and entertainment-filled Macau trip. --- This comprehensive Macau experience blends history, culture, entertainment, and food, bringing you a fulfilling and unforgettable travel memory.

#100 Ways to Travel Macau Cultural Heritage ~ "Witness the footprints of religion under the world heritage👣" 🌟Origin of the name: "Ruins of St. Paul's" was originally called the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral. "Samba" comes from the Portuguese word for St. Paul, and "big" means "the largest church💒", so the full name means "the largest." church" 💒"Its extraordinary life experience has aroused the pursuit and reverie of many people. Only by getting closer can we understand; only by dialogue can we communicate. It is the front wall of a church, green and mottled, majestic. The storms of history have swept over it Passing by, the civilizations of the East and West meet here. "The Ruins of St. Paul's stands in the sky, overlooking the land of Macau. ⛪️History of Archway: In the 15th and 16th centuries, in the far West, after hundreds of years of Roman Catholic rule, Europe set off a wave of religious reform, disrupting people's hearts, morals and order. The Catholic defenders felt very uneasy about this. They asked sharply: "What does it do to a man if he gains the whole world but loses his own soul?" They are determined to defend the Catholic Church with their noble virtues and loyal courage. The authority of the Holy See; redouble efforts and selfless dedication to promote God’s faith to the world. In 1553, the Portuguese set foot on Macau. The Jesuits seized this God-given opportunity and came here one after another on Portuguese large cross-sail merchant ships. Although they were unable to enter the heavily fortified mainland of China, they believed that by establishing a stronghold in Macau, building monasteries and churches, and waiting for opportunities from God, they would be able to successfully move north. The Jesuits chose a high ground overlooking the city in the northern part of the Macau Peninsula and built a simple church and monastery here. However, due to the poor conditions, the church built was destroyed by fire many times. In the end, it took two years from 1602 to 1603 to raise 7,000 taels of silver from Portuguese merchants in Macau. With the participation of Japanese believers and Chinese craftsmen who came to Macau to take refuge, the Jesuits built this shrine. The magnificent St. Paul's Church of Our Lady. Going up the steps symbolizes moving towards God. After passing the archway, there is a tomb with the famous painting "The Assumption of the Virgin". Come and feel the majesty and splendor of the 16th century! 🕰️Business hours: 09:00-18:00 (no entry at 17:30, closed every Tuesday) 📍Address: Jesuit Memorial Square 💞Recommendation reason: Just because it is a world cultural heritage! Here you can feel the magnificence of Western religions and the splendid historical footprints 🗓️Itinerary: Ruins of St. Paul's - Nezha Ancient Temple - Fort - Love❤️🔥 Lane ~~You can arrange the scenic spots by yourself, they are all very close~~ 💰Per capita consumption: Free🆓 is the best! #macautourism #大三巴 #macaufort #爱lane # Virgin Assumption Statue #WorldCulturalHeritageSeries #Catholic

#Macau Attractions The first stop is Ruins of St. Paul's Almost all the souvenir shops around Tai Samba have tastings. Dried pork, almond cakes, and phoenix rolls are all concentrated here. There is a choice! Stop 2: Macau Ha Wan Market Deli Food Centre Few travelers know that the shop mainly does business for locals. Here, a taste of authentic Macau snacks is cheap and less crowded! Kuan Kee Bean Curd - Hot Bean Curd (Large) $12 Leung Kee Restaurant - Fishball Noodles (with carrot and stuffed eggs), a must-try for hometown stuffed eggs! Extra encore! There are also ready-made glutinous rice dumplings. I forgot to take a picture while I was eating! All add up to $34! Address: 2/F, Ha Wan Street Market Building, Lee Ka Lok Street, Macau The third stop is Mirror Lake Road There are many old-fashioned and old-Macau flavors at Tin Kwang Market and Wing Lok Theatre. There are bowls of wings and skewers along the way! Positive #Macau #Authentic Food