Senado Square, at the core of Macau’s Historic Centre, offers Portuguese-style pavement, neoclassical architecture, lively markets, traditional crafts, and authentic Cantonese-Portuguese cuisine. This guide covers history, landmarks, food, activities, practical tips, and suggested itineraries for half-day or full-day visits.
Read moreThis guide leads you down Fulong New Street’s 230-meter corridor of preserved 19th-century Lingnan arcade houses and red-windowed facades. Discover heritage architecture, lantern-lit evenings, traditional eateries, photography tips, and practical travel advice for an authentic Macau experience.
Read moreThis guide introduces Travessa da Paixão, Macau’s tiny 50‑metre romantic lane in the historic center. Learn its history, Portuguese architectural charm, photo spots, nearby attractions like the Ruins of St. Paul’s, and practical tips for quieter, atmospheric visits.
Read moreRua do Cunha (Guan Ye Street) in Taipa, Macau is a compact, 120-meter food and culture hub where Portuguese architecture meets Cantonese street life. Taste Macanese specialties like pork chop buns, serradura, and seafood rice, browse traditional pastries, and enjoy live music and weekend markets.
Read moreThis guide strolls through Macau’s Dà Sānbā Street—120 lively meters beside the Ruins of St. Paul’s—highlighting must-buy almond cookies, pork jerky, photo spots, Portuguese-style pavements, free tastings, transport tips, and local advice to shop and eat like a Macanese.
Read moreThis guide takes you on a 2–3 hour stroll along October Fifth Street, Macau’s 800‑meter living museum. Discover century‑old tea houses, colonial shophouses, local snacks like egg tarts and almond cookies, traditional herbal teas, and community festivals revealing authentic Macau life.
Read moreAt the Taipa Houses Museum in Macau, five mint-green Portuguese villas beside a scenic wetland blend history and nature. Visit museums, stroll the mangrove boardwalk, watch migratory birds, enjoy Rua do Cunha snacks, and capture postcard-worthy photos in this peaceful cultural escape.
Read moreDiscover Macau’s Hac Sa Reservoir Water Theme Park and City Park—an easy, free escape for boating, hiking, picnics, and barbecues. With scenic trails, children’s play areas, viewpoint sunsets, and clear signage, it’s ideal for families, couples, or solo nature walks. Accessible by bus or car.
Read moreExplore Macau’s green side at Seac Pai Van Country Park and City Park. Enjoy birdwatching, wetlands, trails, picnics, playgrounds, and local cultural events. Suitable for families, nature lovers, and city visitors—find transport tips, opening hours, and suggested half-day itineraries.
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