The truly world-class city, the epicentre of glamour in the eastern part of the world, the city of Macao makes for a memorable vacation. From a rich culture and buzzing nightlife to mouthwatering cuisine and adventure sports, this city has much to offer.
1. The best experiences for adventure activity lovers here include bungee jumping at Macau Tower, a stroll right around the edge of the observation deck, dining in the 360 Degree Cafe and shopping in the expansive stores.
2. Evenings are spellbinding in Nam Van Lake as the interesting laser show lures travelers from across the world to this destination.
3. You can enjoy duty-free shopping in malls offering latest styles of clothing, cosmetics etc in Macau.
4. Senado Square, Urban center of Macau, will make you feel like you are in a city by the Mediterranean Sea when you see the pastel-colored neo-classical buildings everywhere around.
5. Marching in the themed park of Macau - Fisherman's Wharf
6. City of Dreams - Nightlife in City of Dreams is just amazing with sparkling casinos, dazzling discotheques, posh pubs, exquisite clubs, amazing live performances, stylish accommodations, fine dining restaurants of global cuisine and designer brand shopping.
7. St Lawrence Church - he neo-classical structure with subtle Baroque decorative inspirations fascinates visitors. Definitely one of the charming places to see in Macau!
8. Fortaleza do Monte - ocated in close proximity to St Pauls Ruins, this Fortaleza do Monte has historical cannons, barracks, cisterns and storehouses, used in significant historical battles. Known as a military fort, this place attracts tourists, especially history buffs.
9. A-Ma Temple is the oldest temple in Macau, and is a perfect representation of Chinese culture, Buddhism, and multiple folk beliefs.
10. Flora Garden - Along with this the garden is adorned with flowerbeds, small waterfalls and belvedere.
11. Macau Ferry Terminal & Heliport - This unconventional yet interesting tourist attraction in Macau is popularly known as Shun Tak Macau terminal and welcomes flights between Macau and Hong Kong.
12. It has a great mix of Asian and Portuguese architecture - Macao's oldest and most famous temple dedicated to the Chinese goddess Mazu. It is also believed to be the source from which Macao's name is derived.
13. Macao has the only ‘figure of 8’ ferris wheel
14. Fans of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson, have one more reason to visit Macao. They can book a stay at the MJ Mansion, located in the Sofitel Macau At Ponte 16 Hotel, and experience a part of the pop star’s life.
15. Macao allows visa-free entry - The government allows travel to Macao for tourism or business purposes for periods ranging from 14 to 180 days, making it an extremely easy destination to visit.
16. The Venetian Macao - Replicating its sister property in Vegas, this resort is a perfect place to enjoy the after-hours like never before.
17. Macau's one of the best known landmarks, Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral desserves a visit.
18. Although Macao is a small island, there are more than 15 interesting museums of various themes, such as art and culture.
19. Collect your memories and leave Your Footprints on Hac Sa (Black Sand) Beach.
20. Walk around Old Taipa Village, one of only two traditional 'villages' that still exist in Macau.
