Macau, special administrative region of China, on the country’s southern coast. Macau is located on the southwestern corner of the Pearl (Zhu) River (Chu Chiang) estuary (at the head of which is the port of Guangzhou [Canton]) and stands opposite the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, which is some 40 miles (60 km) away on the eastern side of the estuary.
1. Lou Lim Ioc Garden - designed after the famous garden of Suzhou. You can have leisurely hours here, where you can relax at your own pace
2. 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.
3. Skycap Cable Car - The cable car ride commences at the foothills of Machicang Mountain and covers a journey of 1700 meters at an elevation of over 700 meters.--
4. Nam Van Lake - Evenings are spellbinding here as the interesting laser show lures travelers from across the world to this destination.
5. Flora Garden - Along with this the garden is adorned with flowerbeds, small waterfalls and belvedere.
6. Fortaleza do Monte - Located 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.
7. Hac Sa Beach - Hac Sa is the largest natural beach located on the south-western side of Coloane Island and one of the serene and splendid places to visit in Macau.
8. Kun Iam Statue - Kim Iam statue is a 20 m tall bronze statue of Goddess of Mercy emerging from a lotus. This work of art is located in outer harbor causeway and is one of the spectacular places to visit in Macau in one day.
9. St Lawrence Church - Located along Macau coastline, the St. Lawrence Church is known as a praying ground for families of Portuguese sailors for a-safe return.
10. The Macau Canidrome Club - Canidrome Club is the only greyhound racing venue in Asia. The club is known for spectacular and thrilling dog races, 5 days every week.
11. Taipa Village - Adorned with pedestrian streets and beautiful alleys, it is one of the interesting places to visit in Macau.
12. You can enjoy duty-free shopping in malls offering latest styles of clothing, cosmetics etc in Macau.
13. Leave Your Footprints on Hac Sa (Black Sand) Beach.
14. Macau's mouthwatering Food.
15. Macau Tower - Macau Tower is a significant landmark of the city, known for a-lovely view from the-top, a magnificent structure, and an incredible construction. Constructed by Gordon Moller, this beautiful structure (338 m long) is one of the amazing places to visit in Macau.
16. A-Ma Temple - A-Ma Temple dates back to 1488 and is devoted to the Chinese Goddess Matsu worshiped-by seafarers and fishermen). The ancient temple is one of the top tourist attractions in Macau. It is believed that Macaus name itself was inspired by this temple.
17. Fishermans Wharf - Located near Maritime Terminal, Fishermans Wharf is a themed shopping mall and park, designed following Euramerican fisherman’s wharfs.
18. Macau Museum - Located in Monte Fortress, Macau Museum is a huge display area, exhibiting items and souvenirs of different communities and nationalities.
19. Guia Fortress - Guia Fortress is one of the oldest forts in Macau located in the highest point of the peninsula. The fort is an elegant white structure representing western and Chinese designs, showing off styles of spiritual and fabulous motivation.
20. City of Dreams - Located in Cotai, City of Dreams is a hi-tech and glittering entertainment zone and very popular among Macau tourist attractions. 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.