2025 Macau Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Traveling in Macao is like a vacation in London. Take advantage of the sunny weather to travel to Macao! Come with your bestie for a 3-day, 2-night immersive experience. Experience exotic customs without going abroad. 🏠 For accommodation, this time we chose the newly opened 👉 The Londoner Hotel 👈. The retro and elegant British aristocratic style and floor-to-ceiling windows offer a panoramic view of Big Ben. Taking photos here is a must. 📸 Photo spots ▪️ The main entrance of The Londoner Hotel lobby ▪️ Next to the fountain in front of The Londoner Macao main entrance ▪️ The original 1966 London bus ▪️ The Bridge of Stars, shot from top to bottom ▪️ The benches in the Parisian Garden ▪️ The lawn in the Parisian Garden 🍽️ Food We ate at The Londoner's restaurants every day, and each one was so beautiful. 🤩 Hampton's (The Londoner, 2F) It's like dining in a palace. It's only open to the public for dinner. At other times, only guests staying in The Londoner Hotel suites can experience it. In addition to the food in the buffet area, you can also order from your seat. Here, you can enjoy lobster, king crab legs, sashimi, scallops, foie gras, and more. And every corner is so beautiful! Don't miss Cheng Yi's King's Staircase and the clown corner dessert area. They're so beautiful and you must check them out. 🤩 The Londoner Food Yard (The Londoner, 1F) The interior is a restoration of the Covent Garden 🌷 glass roof. Outside, there is a fountain ⛲️ garden where you can also take pictures of the Eiffel Tower. It's open 24 hours a day. From the tableware to the dishes, everything is exquisite. The signature golden brick milk toast is delicious. 🤩 Churchill's Table (The Londoner, 1F) The retro decor of a British shopping center is located next to the Crystal Palace, as if you were in an old British movie scene. It is recommended to choose a seat near the entrance, where you can take pictures of the Crystal Palace lobby. We chose the spring limited-edition afternoon tea 💐, which is like a flower Ferris wheel 🎡. The desserts are really delicious 👍. Before leaving, we also went to the Churchill's Retail Shop to bring some souvenirs home. I love their pastries so much. 🤩 Myo Thai (The Londoner, 1F) A Michelin-selected Thai restaurant hidden in an old British stable. The entrance is a bar. The overall style is a restoration of the 18th- and 19th-century stables in the homes of London's upper class. An entire wall is covered with riding whips. Push open a secret door! It's like traveling to Southeast Asia, like opening Pandora's box. The characteristics of Thai culture and colorful lanterns come into view. It's very dreamy. 🛍️ Shopping Of course, shopping is a must before returning home. The shopping centers of The Londoner, The Parisian, Four Seasons Shoppes, and The Venetian are all connected by indoor corridors, making it very convenient to stroll around. I also unboxed a Labubu blind box with my bestie and took them to check in. It was very interesting.

#VisaFreeTravel Stop by to walk around and feel like you are in England at The Londoner Take a photo with the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian And walk around Venice at The Venetian . . 🇲🇴 When arriving in Macau, we have about half a day to enter the city to visit. This time, we chose to visit the Cotai area by taking a free bus from the airport. Let me tell you that coming to this one place is like traveling to 3 countries in Europe. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 The Londoner 🇫🇷 The Parisian 🇮🇹 The Venetian This Cotai area has everything, both hotels, casinos, restaurants, shopping, including the famous egg tart shop Lord Stow’s Bakery, which is also available here. Each area is very large. There are beautiful photo spots. Walk and take pictures for a long time. In the evening, it's already beautiful. At night, the lights are even more beautiful and magnificent. ✨ For anyone who is planning to fly with Air Macau and has time, try to stop by and visit the city. There are still many good places to visit. Convenient travel and Thais don't need a visa. #AirMacau #VisitMacau #macau #Macau #TheLondoner

I used to think that eating steak in Macau was not very discerning, until a gourmet friend recommended it to me as a must-try food place, and then I realized that I knew Wynn Steakhouse too late!! The unique old-fashioned atmosphere and caring service, plus delicious food, is definitely a must-try steakhouse for Western food lovers in Macau💕 🍷The restaurant is proud of its long-standing tradition of barrel aging, which is also the soul of cocktails. The aging process is particular about barrels, time and distillation. In just one glass of house wine and the sommelier's recommendation conversation, for example, Manhattan cocktail is as smooth as velvety, and Negroni is particularly delicate and exquisite, all of which show the magic of barrels! 🥩From the delicate appetizer bread, crab cakes, half a dozen oysters🦪, to the soulful main course steak, I liked them all; I ordered the dry-aged bone-in rib eye, which comes from the top Angus beef from Meyer Ranch in Otani, USA, which adheres to sustainable development; it is harvested at 18-24 months, and the meat has charming marbled fat, and it is juicy and rich in flavor😋 🍰 For dessert, we ordered the visually stunning Flame Snow Mountain: the outer layer of cream mousse filling was burned with edible alcohol and ignited, echoing the raspberry ice cream inside. The attractive presentation of fire and ice is very suitable for holiday celebrations🥳 💯Every 30 minutes, there is a 3D theater show with different themes, which adds fun to the meal, but I think the most charming plus point of the restaurant is the attentive and thoughtful service attitude! The appropriate distance between the tables ensures that every customer can enjoy enough privacy and comfort. It is a very satisfying dining experience. Highly recommended 👍 #WynnPalace #Michelin #MacauRestaurantRecommendation #DatingBirthdayRestaurant

#AprilGoodDestinations2025LuxuryGlamorous! A unique trip to Macau with girlfriends! Each hotel has various European-style check-ins, which are beautiful! Portuguese restaurant cuisine, Portuguese egg tart is so delicious! There is also a Casino experience full of excitement! Surprises galore! The various souvenirs from each store are so delicious that you can buy as much as you want. English and French afternoon teas are also particularly exquisite and delicious, and the gathering of American beauty from all over the world is amazing! I look forward to visiting Macau again next time.

✨ It's the tourist season now. Today, Ploy is here to share a travel plan for 9 locations in Macau that are guaranteed to be so awesome that you'll almost be able to visit them all. But Ploy hasn't included them all yet, there are still many more places. I'll add more in EP.2. Stay tuned! 🇲🇴 Ploy traveled to Macau for 4 days and 3 nights without going to Hong Kong. Whoever says Macau is small is wrong! There are so many places to visit and they're soooooo beautiful and luxurious. It's like traveling in Europe because they've replicated the Eiffel Tower, the clock tower, and the hotel lobby, which are all very luxurious. 10,000/10. And the prices of the products are about the same as in Thailand. Anyone who likes brand names will love it because every hotel has brand names. 😂 But for those who visit the hotel area, the food is sooo expensive!! Plain water or Coke costs 100+ baht. Let's see the places Ploy visited. ✈️ 🚠 Wynn Palace 🚠 You can take the free cable car into the hotel. There's a really beautiful water show and the atmosphere is great. Ploy went in to eat dinner. 🌊 Guanyin in the middle of the sea 🌊 The face looks like the Virgin Mary, so you can pray for blessings. The base below is like a museum. 🕍 Ruins of St. Paul's 🕍 A very beautiful historical place. This angle is a popular angle. During the holidays, there are so many people that you can hardly take a picture. 😂 🛍️ Senado Square 🛍️ A landmark for shoppers. There are so many shops to shop at! Nike Rush, Innisfree, Newbalance, Popmart, Fila, and many more! 🌉 The Parisian 🌉 A place with a replica of the Eiffel Tower. Taking pictures here is very beautiful. You can also climb the Eiffel Tower. It's like being in France! 🛶 The Venetian 🛶 A place that if you come to Macau and don't come, it's like you haven't been there! There's a boat ride with a planetarium, making it feel very open. Plus, the food court is cheap and you get a lot. There are so many shopping shops. Ploy comes here almost every day. ⛪️ Coloane Village ⛪️ Ploy came to eat here. There's a Portuguese restaurant. Taking pictures here is very beautiful. Located on the opposite side of the sea is China. Very close and there is a famous egg tart shop here. 🍢 Taipa Village 🍢 For street food lovers, I highly recommend it. You can shop and eat comfortably. There are also corners of shops and buildings for taking pictures. 🙏🏻 A-Ma Temple 🙏🏻 Anyone who comes to Macau must come here! This temple is very old. It was there before Macau existed. A-Ma is like a sacred object that Macau people highly respect. #Macau #TravelChina #TravelPlan

Compared to Jia Le Bar, Jia Le Lounge combines elegance and grandeur. For less than $50 HKD, you can experience the timeless charm of traditional Venetian and Milanese Italian cafes 🥰. Its value for money within the Versace hotel system is unbeatable! 🌟 As part of Jia Le Bar, Jia Le Lounge continues Versace's unique neoclassical aesthetic, featuring a noble and captivating diamond pattern that perfectly complements the terrazzo flooring of the hotel's lobby. The cafe's interior design is inspired by the Rosenthal and Versace collaboration on high-end tableware, offering a luxurious experience fit for royalty 💕. 🌟 Whether it's croissants, shell-shaped pastries, soft cream buns, chocolate, or coffee, everything is outstanding. A drink paired with any bread or dessert costs just $68. Be sure to dine in—the Medusa-themed tableware, combined with soft pink tones, mint green, and dazzling gold decor, exudes a stylish and sophisticated vibe. Absolutely love it! 💯 The beautiful Filipino staff, dressed in branded uniforms, immerse themselves in the truly opulent and splendid world of Versace. A perfect spot for a delightful break 👍.

#MacauAttractions Macau's Fong Shun Church, also known as St. Lawrence Church, is one of the three ancient churches in Macau and has a long history. The church was first built in the mid-16th century and was rebuilt several times before finally reaching its current size in 1846. Chinese people are accustomed to calling it "Fengxin Hall", which is pronounced as "Fengshun Hall" in Cantonese, meaning "good weather and good harvest". The church was designed and renovated by Macau architect Thomas Aquino. The church's patron saint is Saint Lawrence, which is also the origin of its name. The Church of St. Lawrence adopts the neoclassical architectural style. The interior of the church is elegantly decorated and the atmosphere is solemn. On the stained windows around the church, biblical themes and modern shapes complement each other, creating a sense of complexity and simplicity, allowing the church to remain peaceful and quiet in the bustling city. The church stands on a high platform, surrounded by green trees and a quiet and pleasant environment. Fong Shun Tong is not only a cultural heritage of Macau, but also one of the must-visit attractions for tourists to experience the historical sedimentation and tranquil atmosphere! ! Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 06:30-18:30 Saturday and Sunday: 06:30-21:00 Detailed address: No. 6, Fong Shun Tong Street, Fong Shun Tong District, Macau

#Macau Attractions The European-style garden greenery located on the third floor of Shang Putin in Macau is simply the C position for taking pictures! Open for free from 8am to 8pm, hurry up and check in. Standing on the garden stairs overhead shot, the circular dome in the middle is super out of the film, full of atmosphere. The Greenland Garden is a European-style garden centered on a huge dome and surrounded by high-rise buildings in Chinese and Western styles. With marble promenades, European-style spiral staircases, and small green pavilions on the lawn, every corner is a great place to take pictures. Especially in the evening, when the lanterns are on, they contrast with the setting sun, which is beautiful. The garden can be photographed in all four directions, namely the corridor, 2 staircases, lawn and pavilion. The continental courtyard plus the Baroque hedge maze is beautiful with a shot. Friends who come to Putin, remember not to miss this green scenic garden located on the 3rd floor of the hotel! ! Detailed address: Putin's 3rd floor terrace on Shooting Road, Cotai Reclamation Area, Macau Special Administrative Region

#MacauAttractions The Dom Pedro V Theatre, formerly known as the Peter V Theatre, also known as the Macquarie Theatre, the Macau Club and the Dom Pedro V Theatre, is located at No. 9, Dom Pedro V Square, Macao Special Administrative Region, China. It is the first Western-style theatre in China and was completed in 1860. The Dom Pedro V Theatre is one of the few remaining neoclassical buildings in Macau, with a distinct Greek Revival style on its exterior. There is an outdoor platform at the entrance of the theater, which used to overlook the South Bay. The main facade of the building is composed of Ionic columns and Roman arches to form an entrance arcade, which serves as a sunshade and rain shelter. The upper part of the theater is a triangular classical pediment, with a semi-relief decoration of a harp in the center, symbolizing the art of music. The Dom Pedro V Theatre is 41.5 metres long and 22 metres wide. The ridge height of its Chinese-style sloping roof is 12 metres and the eaves height is 7.5 metres. The building is designed in the neoclassical Greek Revival style. The main facade of the theater is a 15.7-meter-wide Roman arched porch, with a triangular pediment at the top. The architecture and decoration design of the Dom Pedro V Theatre are exquisite and refined, with the typical design style of European theatres at that time, while also combining the local environment of Macau. The theatre has a lobby, and the high-hanging ancient crystal chandeliers add a solemn and rich artistic atmosphere. It is definitely worth a visit! !

#MacauAttractions The Santiago Castle Hotel in Macau, which has been closed for many years, has finally reopened recently. Of course you have to check in at this nostalgic castle attraction! The Santiago Castle is located in the Sai Wan area of ​​Macau. The predecessor of this hotel was the first castle in Macau more than 370 years ago and is full of European romance. Walking into the hotel, it feels like traveling through a time tunnel and returning to that elegant and ancient era. The restaurant in the hotel, both in terms of decoration and atmosphere, reveals a perfect combination of classic and modern. The Santiago Castle Hotel is also a great place to take photos. Both the exterior and interior decoration of the hotel are full of retro and fashionable elements, making people want to pick up their mobile phones or cameras to record this beautiful moment. Especially on the restaurant's terrace, the photos taken with Macau's Inner Harbour as the background are simply breathtaking. For those of you who like nostalgia, this is definitely a good place to check in. Address: Near Exit C of Ma Kok Light Rail Station Opening hours: 10am to 10pm

#MacauAttractions Zheng's House, formerly known as Wenhua House, is located in Longtou Zuo Lane, Fong Shun District, Macau, China. It is a part of the World Cultural Heritage - the Historic Center of Macao. The Zheng Family Mansion is the former residence of Zheng Guanying, a modern Chinese thinker, industrialist and philanthropist. The house was built by his father Zheng Wenrui and its construction can be traced back to 1869. The building is a courtyard-style mansion and is the only "Ronglu Doctor's Mansion" in Macau. The building covers an area of ​​about 4,000 square meters and is more than 120 meters deep. The order is the main gate, auxiliary room area, gatehouse and the main room area behind the gatehouse consisting of two traditional Lingnan courtyard-style buildings. Inside the Zheng family mansion, two huge wooden plaques - "Tongfengdi" and "Rongludi" - bear witness to the owner's past successful career and prominent status. It is particularly worth mentioning that the twelve screens in the big house are precious original items of the Zheng family. They are not only exquisitely crafted, but also of great historical value. The floor-to-ceiling windows on the second floor are not only eye-catching, but also remind people of the residential buildings in the Hongchuangmen Street area of ​​Fulongxin Street, showing the unique charm of architectural design in the late Qing Dynasty. Friends who come to Macau for tourism, remember not to miss the Zheng Family House! ! Detailed address: No. 10, Longtou Zuo Lane, Fong Shun Tong District, Macau Special Administrative Region, China

#MacauAttractions Walking up the alley near the Senate Square in Macau, the hustle and bustle is gradually left behind, and a three-story Western-style building with yellow exterior walls and green window frames comes into view. This is the largest public library in Macau - the Ho Tung Library. The whole building is painted in bright colors, and the arched windows on the facade are arranged neatly, presenting a strong European style; the interior is a different world. The "Ho Tung Library" on the second floor is elegantly furnished. The couplets, wooden chairs, marble tables and ancient rare books on the walls create the atmosphere of a classical Chinese study. The predecessor of the Ho Tung Library was the private villa of Ho Tung, a well-known entrepreneur and philanthropist in Hong Kong and Macau. His family donated the house in accordance with his will to establish a public library with a collection of Chinese books. The house is filled with the fragrance of books and the outside is full of greenery. The towering ancient trees, fountains and rockery complement each other, giving this historic building a natural look. Walking in the quiet courtyard, you will feel like you are in a paradise. This is not only a place for reading and studying, but also a good place for many citizens to relax. Address: No. 3, Rua do Campo, Macau

#MacauAttractions Macau Contemporary Art Center． Maritime Workshop No. 1 is located in the Barra District. It was the mechanical department of the former government shipyard. It was a place for shipbuilding and ship repair at that time and has special historical significance in the history of Macau. The predecessor of the Maritime Workshop was the Dock Machinery Department. During the heyday of Macau’s shipbuilding industry, this was the place for shipbuilding and ship repair. With the decline of industry, shipbuilding technology was gradually forgotten by history. Maritime Workshop No. 1 was originally the machinery room of King Carlos I’s dock, with a high ceiling and a full sense of space. After restoration, it became a contemporary art center, regularly exhibiting works by artists from all over the world, while preserving the original appearance of the building, giving people a glimpse of its old appearance. Outstanding artists from all over the world are regularly invited to exhibit their works here, and they collaborate with performing arts groups to hold experimental performing arts projects, integrating visual art exhibitions and performing arts. This will allow the area to present Macau’s creativity in a new way, promote local arts and cultural development, and build it into a contemporary art center. It is worth a visit! ! Detailed address: Macau Fong Shun Parish, A-Ma Street (free to visit)

#MacauAttractions The Macau Maritime Museum is the oldest museum in Macau, China. Opposite it is the A-Ma Temple. The Macau Maritime Museum mainly introduces the main maritime activities in the region, including: fishing methods and traditional fishing boats in southern China, science and technology and means of transportation, and the maritime history of Portugal and China. The Maritime Museum is divided into several parts: (1) Museum Building (2) Fishermen's World (3) Maritime Trade (4) Navigation Technology and Transportation. It mainly tells the story of Macau's transformation from a fishing port to the city it is today. The museum is like a unique ship, anchored at the entrance to the inner harbor where fishermen live. Its white exterior resembles the open sails of a three-masted ship, and its glass windows are reminiscent of one lookout tower after another. Covered by a large marquee, the museum square is a must-see spot to admire the riverside and busy harbour, or watch the tourists make their way to the A-Ma temple. The Maritime Museum, don’t miss it if you come to Macau! Address: No. 1, A-Ma Temple Square, Fong Shun Parish, Macau Special Administrative Region

#MacauAttractions St. Augustine's Church, also known as Longxu Temple and Longsong Temple, is located at No. 2, Place du Conde, Macao Special Administrative Region, China. It is the first church in Macao's history to preach in English and was built in 1591. St. Augustine's Church was founded in 1591 by Spanish Augustinian friars. The original architecture of the church was very simple, so the priests covered the roof with palm leaves to keep out the wind and rain. Whenever a strong wind blew, the palm leaves would fly in the wind, and the Chinese, looking from afar, thought that this scene looked like the standing dragon's whiskers, so they called the church "Longxu Temple", and later changed it to "Longsong Temple" in Cantonese. The church faces south and has a simple facade in the classical style of the European Renaissance. The exterior walls are painted yellow, with a triangular pediment on top and a shrine in the middle housing a statue of the Virgin Mary. The main structure of the church is brick and wood, with a sloping roof, tiled roof, and wooden roof frame. At the entrance stands a pair of Roman Tuscan stone columns. Various activities are held here every year. It is an important religious and cultural place in Macau. It is definitely worth a visit! !

#MacauAttractions The Port Authority Building, commonly known as the Navy Factory, is located on the side of A-Ma Hill in the St. Lawrence Parish of the Macao Special Administrative Region. It is an office building for government departments. It was built in 1874. The Port Authority Building is 67.5 meters long and 37 meters wide. It is a brick and stone building influenced by Arabic colors and Gothic architectural features. The Port Authority Building is one of the few remaining neoclassical buildings in Macau with Moorish style. The Port Authority Building is built against the mountain and is roughly square in shape, with one side backed by the mountain and the other three sides supported by a high granite foundation. A long corridor is built on the foundation. At the intersection of the corridors, the roof height is slightly raised, breaking the strong sense of horizontality of the building. On its mutually perpendicular exterior walls, there are three Islamic pointed arches, each more than one meter wide and supported by four thin columns. Together with the rhythmic obelisk decorations on the parapet, a strong sense of rhythm is created. Because of its unique architectural style, the Port Authority Building, as an integral part of the Historic Center of Macao, has been listed on the World Heritage List. Don’t miss this unique yellow building! ! Detailed address: No. 1, Alley 1, Macau

#MacauAttractions A-Ma Temple, also known as Mazu Pavilion and commonly known as Tianhou Temple, is located in front of A-Ma Temple in the Macao Special Administrative Region. It was built in the 33rd year of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1605) and is the oldest existing temple in Macao. A-Ma Temple is located at the entrance of the Inner Harbour at the western end of the Macau Peninsula, with its back to the mountains and facing the sea. It was a must-pass place for foreign merchant ships to dock in Macau in ancient times. Therefore, in ancient times, A-Ma Temple was also a symbol of Macau. The A-Ma Temple is mainly composed of the main gate, archway, main hall, Hongren Hall, Guanyin Pavilion and Zhengjue Zen Forest. It has stone lions guarding the gate and flying eaves, which are full of Chinese national architectural characteristics. Each building is small and simple, its appearance blends in with the natural environment, and its layout is well-arranged. In addition to the Guanyin Pavilion which enshrines Guanyin, the main hall, Hongren Hall and Zhengjue Zen Temple all enshrine Mazu. There are many cliff carvings in the A-Ma Temple, all of which are inscriptions of poems and lyrics by officials and celebrities of all dynasties. In particular, the "Foreign Ship Stone" and the "Haijue Stone" are very old. They are two famous strange stones in Macau and are also the objects of poetry and writing by poets and writers of all dynasties. These inscriptions are precious materials for studying the history and culture of Macau. Friends who come to Macau for tourism, remember to check in at A-Ma Temple! ! Detailed address: In front of the A-Ma Temple, Fong Shun Parish, Southern Peninsula, Macao Special Administrative Region

#MacauAttractions The Nostalgic Macau Street is located inside the Macau Putin Integrated Resort. The entire street has been recreated to look like old Macau, with arcades, a stage with bright lights and various small stalls. Wear cheongsam or Chinese clothing to check in here, and the photo-taking rate is 100%! Walking on the Portuguese gravel road in the outdoor space, it feels like going back to the early days of Macau, and taking photos and checking in are particularly charming. Telephone booths, carts, herbal tea shops, neon signs... this place is full of miniatures of old Macau. Every element tells a story from the past, making it a great place to shoot retro blockbusters. 12 unique gourmet restaurants are neatly displayed before your eyes, like a gourmet corridor. At the Lisboa Night Market, you can taste as much as you like, eat while walking around, and enjoy the feast of food. This is undoubtedly a paradise for food lovers. The beef offal is stewed until soft and glutinous, blended with the fragrant marinade, and every bite is filled with the unique charm of Macau's old streets. After taking a few sips in front of the stall, a sense of happiness will arise naturally. After tasting the beef offal, having a cup of lemon tea is simply extremely relaxing. Everyone remember to come and stroll around the Old Macau Street! !

#MacauHotel The Putin Hotel is located on the Skate Road in Macau, not far from Grand Lisboa, MGM and Wynn Palace. The hotel has a fortune car that can go directly to Wynn Palace. It is only a 5-minute walk to Grand Lisboa, and then you can take the Grand Lisboa car to the Ruins of St. Paul's. If you go to the airport, you can also take the Lisboa's fortune car, which is quite convenient. As for the room, it is newly renovated with a simple and stylish style. It covers an area of ​​40 square meters and is very spacious! Only guests staying in the hotel can swipe their cards to go upstairs, so the security is pretty good! ! There are windows in the room so you can see the scenery outside, and there is also a small bar where you can sit down and rest. The room is tidy and clean, with complete facilities, good separation of wet and dry areas, and very quiet. For those who have trouble sleeping, this is a blessing. However, the wireless network in the room is not very useful, but fortunately there is a converter and USB connector, which is very considerate. The hotel has shopping malls and restaurants of various brands, such as McDonald's, but they are not large in scale. There are also entertainment facilities such as indoor skydiving and zip lines (of course, additional fees are required). The hotel is affordable and cost-effective, it is worth recommending! ! Detailed address: Opposite to the Macau East Asian Games Stadium, Skating Road, Cotai, Macau

#MacauAttractions Fengtang Alley, this name sounds a bit mysterious. It is located in the central part of the Macau Peninsula, starting from Rua do Wo Long and Rua do José Antonio Amadeus in the east, and extending to Rua do Confessionos, Rua do Gaoyuan and Rua do San Sheng in the west. This slope road not only has an interesting name, but also has a historical story behind it. The name of Fengtang Alley comes from "Fengtang", which actually commemorates a leprosy hospital that was once opened here. This hospital is the first infectious disease hospital established by the West in China. Later, a simple wooden church was built near the hospital to house the statue of the Virgin Mary. This church is the predecessor of Our Lady of Hope Church. Because the church is located on a sloping street, the name "Fengtang Alley" has been passed down. Turning into a branch road from Fengtang Alley, the sight before you is amazing. The narrow streets are paved with exquisite mosaics, and steps are built in an orderly manner on the slopes at the intersections. The buildings and walls on both sides are painted in Macau’s unique bright yellow color, shining brightly in the sun. Albergo San Luis is not only a great place to take photos, but also a great place to experience Macau’s history and culture.

#MacauAttractions Macau's Lower Loop Market has a history of a hundred years. The building is in Portuguese style, with a light yellow exterior wall and green doors and windows, which is great for taking photos. The interior is clearly divided, with fresh food, cooked food, and dry goods available, full of the atmosphere of life. It is also a good place to experience Macau’s local culture. You can see local residents doing their daily shopping and feel the most authentic Macau. There are also many food stalls upstairs in the Lower Wan Market. You must try the Macau-style pork chop bun. The pork chop is fried until crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and it is sandwiched in soft bread. It is super satisfying to bite into. There is also crab porridge, which is made with fresh crabs. The porridge base is dense and the crab meat is delicious. Drinking a bowl of it will warm your whole body. There are many traditional shops around the market. You can buy some Macau specialty souvenirs, such as the various pastries from Kui Kee Bakery, almond cakes, and wife cakes. They are crispy, sweet, and beautifully packaged, making them perfect to bring back as gifts for friends. If you want to experience the life of Macau, remember to visit the Lower Cotai Market! !

#Macau Trip Macau is really a city you will fall in love with once you visit! Organize this essence route, two days can also play a super exciting Macau ~ hurry up and leave! DAY 1 Morning: Pink seaside in Peninsula Old Town + Citywalk around Grand Samba Directions: Ah Po Well Front → Bishop’s Hill Chapel → Yi Wan Diagonal Alley → Council Hall Front Ground → Our Lady of the Rose → Love Alley → Coca-Cola Museum → Grand Samba Archway → Crazy Hall Diagonal Alley ✔ Front of Parliament: Macau City Center Square, full of Portuguese style ✔ Our Lady of the Rosary: ​​Bright yellow Baroque architecture, superb ✔Love Alley: Excellent angles for shooting the Grand Samba up close and sideways ✔ Coca-Cola Museum: Coke exhibits from all eras, visual impact super shocking ✔ Grand Samba Archway + Crazy Hall Slanted Alley: Macau landmarks and Portuguese streets, every place is full of story Afternoon: Taipa shopping & intangible cultural heritage masterpiece Citywalk Guan Ye Street → Long Wan Pu Yun → MGM Grand Theater "Macau 2049" → MGM Grand Guan Ye Street: Snack Paradise + Dopamine Alley, Must-Shoot Celebrity "Macau Wall" Dragon Ring Portuguese Rhythm: Fantasy green Portuguese-style small villa, casually shoot like in Europe MGM Theater: Macau 2049 directed by Yi-mou Cheung is definitely not to be missed! The robot twisting Yangko is super eye-catching, the flexible dance posture is comparable to professional dancers; the melody of Humai takes you to the grassland in one second, and the cute long-legged little lantern is cute; the story of northern Shaanxi is shocking, the lion dance show's golden brick special effects are super gorgeous, and the unexpected episode adds more interest! There are small gifts at the end, I'm so envious I'm crying😭 MGM: So many works of art, you can't stop taking pictures! DAY 2: Coloane Island The yellow church, the Portuguese-style park, the super fresh Rowan Library, and the romantic road on the fifth day of October are all the birthplaces of Japanese-style fresh blockbusters! Hurry up and follow this route and collect Macau's brilliant colors into your camera~💖

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The archway that was burned down to the point where only the frontage was left is very special, and you may never find another one like it on earth. The Ruins of St. Paul's is one of the most representative buildings in Macau. Tourists who come to Macau will definitely visit and take photos here. The steps in front of the archway are often filled with groups of tourists sitting there chatting, staring at the scenery, and watching the crowds. Because Macau was colonized by Portugal, many Portuguese architectural elements can be seen in this area, and this church is no exception. Because there is only one wall left on the front of the church, in order to protect this church with historical value, the local government installed a steel frame behind it to prevent the facade from collapsing due to natural disasters or earthquakes. This shows the importance of protecting historical buildings.

When it comes to watching pandas, many people will immediately think of Hong Kong's Ocean Park🐼 However, the ticket to Ocean Park costs 💸HKD498, and you have to queue up to enter the Giant Panda Pavilion🥲 But in fact, there is a completely free place in Macau that is not crowded during holidays where you can easily watch pandas🐼 That is the Giant Panda Pavilion in Shek Pai Wan Country Park! 🎉 Shek Pai Wan Country Park is a small zoo. Admission is completely free and no reservation is required‼ ️And even though I went there on a weekend afternoon, there were very few people on site~ The environment is clean and comfortable, you can watch pandas leisurely🤩 There are four giant pandas in the museum🐼🐼🐼🐼 Kaikai and Xinxin are giant pandas from Chengdu~ Kaikai is a boy👦🏻Xinxin is a girl👧🏻In 2016, Xinxin gave birth to twins Jianjian and Kangkang, both boys~ 📌Kaikai and Xinxin live in the indoor space of the panda house, while Jianjian and Kangkang live in two outdoor spaces. So when you walk out of the indoor hall, don't rush to leave! There are more pandas waiting for you outside! 😆 Because there aren't many people here, you can basically walk wherever you want without worrying about blocking anyone! I stayed there for almost an hour and a half and was reluctant to leave🤣 You can also see the cute little actions of pandas eating bamboo, taking walks, and taking naps up close📸💖 🎥 Moreover, I also saw Kaikai performing a handstand that day! But because it happened so suddenly, I didn’t have time to take a picture 😭 But this scene is so cute! 🥰 There are also giant pandas with very dramatic daze poses~ Some of them just lie on the ground and do nothing, while others sit cross-legged as if thinking about life philosophy. There is also one leaning against a tree scratching its back, it looks so cute 🐼🌳 🦊 In addition to giant pandas, there are other small animals in the park: red pandas, flamingos, pelicans, gibbons, etc. Although it is a small zoo, it is well maintained and has a nice atmosphere for a walk🏞️ Unfortunately, the Red Panda Pavilion was not open when I went there🥲 🚍 How to get to Shek Pai Wan Country Park? You can take the bus: 25, 26A or 50 🚌 Get off at Shek Pai Wan Country Park Station The park entrance is right after you get off the bus, and you’ll reach the panda house in about 5 minutes! 📍Address: Avenida da Shek Pai Wan, Coloane, Macau 💰Average consumption: Free admission! 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00–13:00 / 14:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays) The last admission time to the Giant Panda Pavilion is 4:45 pm. 💬 Save it. Next time you come to Macau, if you don’t want to just visit the casino, come here to see the pandas. It is guaranteed to heal you for the whole day! 🐼✨ #MacauItinerary #MacauGoodPlaces #MacauCheck-In #MacauTravelStrategy

Taipa is a characteristic area of ​​Macau, China, in addition to boasting several giant comprehensive resorts and entertainment venues, but also boasts many charming attractions. Tai Tam Hill Diagonal Elevator: Known as the "Sunset Flying Car", the elevator can climb high and look far, directly to the top of Tai Tam Hill, and it is free to ride. Tai Tam Mountain Lookout: The high point of Tai Tam Mountain, with excellent views, overlooking the Taipa Wetland and the glamorous Cotai Golden Light Avenue, the sunset view is unforgettable. Taipa Wetland Park: A beautiful nature reserve with several trails for visitors to walk and explore, taking in the natural landscape along the way. Dragon Ring Portuguese: Portuguese-style small villa complex with beautiful architecture and history and culture, giving visitors a deeper understanding of the background of Taipa. Taipa Old Town: Quieter than Guan Ye Street, smaller flow of people, hiding many local specialty shops, can more relaxed and comfortable feel the flavor of Macau Old Town. Guan Ye Street: A food paradise in Taipa, Macau, with many tourists, but there are many special photo spots and famous food shops. #April Good Places 2025 #Macau #Taipa

#Macau Hotel 😎 Dear friends, I went to Macau this weekend and played so hard that I couldn't wait to leave! The whole trip was like a fantastic luxury adventure. I took turns to experience the two suites in the Galaxy, first talking about the Ritz-Carlton, the service inside is really courteous, once you walk in, you feel like a noble. But to tell the truth, compared with Raffles, Ritz is slightly older, the room d decorations have some traces of age, but the celebrity bathroom is really awesome, oversized bathtub, plus exquisite toiletries, lighting, photography super class, minutes become a fashion magazine cover model. Looking at Raffles again, the design is ultra-modern and stylish, the rooms are wide and bright, and the details highlight high-end taste everywhere. The hotel's pool area is even more unbeatable, surrounded by greenery, comfortable lounge chairs, looking at the rippling water, full of holiday feeling, wishing to soak in it all day. When you go out to find food, the waffles are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the egg is fragrant and milky when you bite into it; not to mention the ice and fire Portuguese tart, the freshly baked tart has a crispy skin, a tender filling, and a blend of ice and fire. After eating, go to Mazu Temple to ask for two signs and feel the power of tranquility and faith. The most excited thing is to go to see Hin Cheung's concert. The atmosphere is so hot. Hin's voice hits the mind. Following the chorus, all worries are thrown away. This weekend, Macau gave me too beautiful memories, we must go and feel!

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Speaking of Guanye Street, although it is not big, it really has the flavor of Macau. The colorful walls, nostalgic shops and souvenir stores on both sides of the street allow you to take photos while walking and buy some Portuguese tarts and almond cookies as snacks. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. But here’s the point - I didn’t eat in Guanye Street. Instead, after leaving, I went to two hidden restaurants nearby to have dinner. Both of these are very "down-to-earth" places, not places that tourists would specifically look for, but the food is super delicious! One specializes in Cantonese cuisine, with the aroma of barbecued pork fried rice; the other serves home-style dishes, with clay pot rice and stir-fried beef with vegetables, which are super delicious and paired with a cup of herbal tea, and you’ll instantly feel revived! Sometimes, compared to the crowded restaurants with long queues, these old shops on the corner are the real surprises when traveling. After eating and drinking, I slowly walked back to my accommodation. This is the most comfortable rhythm in Macau in my mind.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 ⛪Our Lady of the Rosary Church｜A pink and romantic place of prayer The Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, hidden in an alley near the Ruins of St. Paul's, is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Macau. The light pink exterior and Gothic architectural style make you fall in love with this small church full of Southern European style at first sight. The interior of the church is solemn and quiet, and the light and shadow reflected from the stained glass are gentle and sacred. ✨🕊️ This place is very suitable for taking photos, and it is also a corner where people can calm down during their journey. Standing in front of the altar, you can really feel the peace and blessings from the depths of time. 📿📸 🏮Grand Lisboa Hotel｜The ultimate experience of luxury and modernity Then I came to the Grand Lisboa, which has a completely different style from St. Dominic's Church! This glittering golden building is one of Macau’s most striking landmarks, shining with the glory of the city both during the day and at night. 🏙️💰 Entering the Grand Lisboa, the lobby is magnificent with crystal chandeliers, golden decorations, and artistic displays, exuding a sense of luxury in every corner. I enjoyed exquisite Cantonese dim sum at the "8 Restaurant" inside, and also tried the legendary bird's nest egg tarts, which melted in the mouth and amazed the taste buds! 🥢🍮 Two views in one day: the tranquility of faith and art, and the prosperity of the city and luxury. Our Lady of the Rosary Church is a solace to the soul, while Grand Lisboa is a feast for the senses. If you also want to experience the dual charm of Macau, these two places are definitely not to be missed! 📍