Macau Travel Hub - Attractions, Tourist, Travel Area Guide, Map

Macau is a stunning multicultural destination where the combined influence of Portuguese and Chinese culture is still alive. It’s home to a unique heritage you can see in its cobbled streets, try its delicious cuisine, and feel inspired by the numerous historical and architectural structures.

A visit to what’s also known as the Las Vegas of Asia wouldn’t be complete without admiring the Ruins of St. Paul’s, the country's most iconic attraction. It was built from 1602 through 1640, originally to serve as a Portuguese church called the Mater Dei. Though a fire burnt down the structure in 1835, today, it still has a stunning facade, the famous 68 steps, and a rich history to discover. Afterwards, check out Senado Square, located in the heart of the Macau Peninsula. Aside from being another historical gem, it’s surrounded by numerous traditional Chinese eateries and charming shops worth discovering.

You will also find the Fortaleza de Monte or Mount Fortress. This was once the country’s military centre established by Jesuits, spanning an area of 8,000 square meters. History and military buffs will be thrilled at the chance to see the 32 cannons up close around the fort and take a peek at the watchtowers. The A-Ma Temple should not be missed; it’s one of Macau’s most famous and oldest Taoist temples. It was erected in honour of Matsu, the goddess of fishermen. The temple features numerous traditional Taoist elements and is a truly serene place.

Other notable attractions include the Guia Fortress, Macau Tower, The Venetian Hotel, The Parisian, the Taipa Houses Museum, and the Macao Science Center. With all these exciting sights and activities, you can be sure a holiday here will never fail to impress.