We visited this landmark of Macao. Its UNESCO World Heritage Site, very busy place that day or maybe in general too? So Interesting and beautiful ! It is very unique, the old town mixed between the Chinese and Portuguese architectural styles. We also stopped at this unique Starbucks there and around that area we also found the delicious Portuguese Tart as shown in the pics 👌

A true heritage and historical places which reflect the eastern and western buildings back then. A must to visit if you come to Macau by any chance, drop by and take some pictures, shopping and enjoy their local snack. It was an amazing experience based on my opinion!

The facade of the ruins of St Paul was beautifully restored. The fact that only one wall of the church has been left standing makes it extremely unique. I found it very impressive. We were lucky to visit on a rainy day when fewer people were out and about, which allowed us to take photos with relatively few people in the frame.

The Ruins of St. Paul's Church. Built in the 17th Century by the Portuguese in honor of St. Paul. Burnt during world war II and the only remains is the facade of the church. This landmark commemorates to the spread of Christianity and The introduction of Catholic Religion by the Portuguese in Southern Province of China.

The landmark of Macau, went during a very busy day but it was still beautiful. Theres also a small temple next to it. Its also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its unique in China because the old town mixes Chinese and Portuguese architectural styles.

Loads of lovely markets with free samples/tasters on the way, bustling environment, quite busy Did not need to buy tickets to go in, there was no wait. There are rocks and a small museum inside.

Super crowded place which not recommended to go if you intend to take photo. However, if you enjoy View and food, is a nice place to be there. The pork steak bun was amazing and portion are quite big. As usual the biscuits selling was famous and taste was great as well. Don't miss the egg tart which is must try items. More photos and video can check out my ig:nick_1hao

Must-visit sight in Macao. The site is well-preserved and well-presented. Avoid weekend if you don’t want to see wall-to-wall crowd. The surrounding area offers the best deal for all the famous Macao snacks such as meat jerkies and almond cookies. Don’t make the mistake we made. We postponed our purchase thinking that we can get them later. Once we left the area, other places don’t offer the same deals.

Blend of history and architectural splendor. It just stands there yet to create a mesmerizing backdrop for exploration. The site's vibrant atmosphere, coupled with the surrounding cultural offerings, makes me feel lost in transition

The remains of the old church and fort well preserved. Good place to snap some amazing photos. But beware the place has a huge tourist inflow. Getting a good picture is pure luck. But overall nice place and it's clean and neat.

I came here end of year 2019, before corona pandemic. Saw the ruins of St Paul at night and morning, and also from the back side of ruins. One of the iconic landmark in Macau

One of the most popular landmarks in Macau. Easy to access, free, next to another landmark, near city center, and surrounded by lots of souvenir stores that sell yummy food

Having travelled through South America and Europe this was not very surprising. It is definitely a must visit while in Macao but it is excessively crowded and it's hard to enjoy it with hundreds of people. I think the whole area must feel more special early in the morning or in the evening when crowds start thinning out.

Most crowded landmark in Macau. Came on a public holiday and it was overcrowded that the police have to implement a one way crowd control. It’s beautiful but the museum behind was very lack lustre. Would really suggest people to not go on a public holiday and at 12pm when the sun is so hot.

Beautiful land mark. Tons of tourists come here to take pictures on the steps so it’s going to have a lot of people. The ruins are beautiful though so come check it out

A UNESCO heritage place and a must-see historical attraction of Macao. You need to climb the steps to the ruins from which you can see a nice view at the city center. On Sunday day there were so many people though that it was hard to make a step without bumping into someone. Nice place but probably better to visit when there are no crowds around. Recommend - get some takeaway food and enjoy it on the steps.

The place is very busy even in November! But a great tourist site to hit up :) Take your photos from the side path if you want a clean shot without too many people. Everyone attempts their photos on the stairs. It’s very packed….

I went to visit the attraction at Wednesday, not as busy as weekend or public holidays, I do recommend weekdays probably better. Worth to try the milk pudding at “ 義順記”

The place was good however it was so crowded because of many tourists coming there. If you want to have a good photo I suggest to go there earlier. As for the food the place has a lot of restaurants and foods stalls around it so you won’t be hungry while strolling around the place.

- It’s pretty tall - Gets very crowded with people and it’s hard to take picture. Come early - Go from the pathway on the right side (When facing the church) and you can take a picture with less people albeit from a different angle. - Lots of free sample for jerkies and almond cookies on the way up - quite a few stairs to go up to the church but not steep.

Ruins of São Paulo, one of the more popular attractions that people visit in Macau. The place was very crowded early in the morning on a Saturday. The place is free entry and free to visit; a ruins with rich history dating back to few hundred years ago. Still worth a visit if you would like a glimpse of some historical landmark while clocking some attractions in Macau.

Very cool place to visit! Honestly, I didn't find much else in the area to be that interesting, but these ruins were very cool. It's definitely worth a visit, after which you should visit the fort next to the ruins. As you hike up, there is one really good spot to get a couple photos of the ruins. Highly recommended!

This remnant of a catholic church that was built in 1602 will transpose you into a microcosm of Renaissance architecture befitting if an ancient European city rather than modern day Macau. Must see sight!

One of Macau iconic place to visit, the Ruins of St Paul, which was built back in 1602. Today it is one of the "must see" landmarks in Macau and so it is usually very crowded. There's garden on the right side of the ruins (if you are facing the ruin) and we found that during sun set it is arguably one of the best locations to capture the landscape, the sunset and the ruins. Moreover, in the evening, there's backdrop light points at the ruins. This makes another great opportunity for night photography

Always nice to se and learn from Heritage sites.... This once in Macau is running from a church that was destroyed by fire... Only the front facade is standing and it a good photo op... Behind this is also a Chinese temple, which is really beautiful!

The Ruins itself is a marvel to behold, as one would not assume that such a structure could endure time despite its condition. As for the area, it is filled with so many tourists even at an early 9am, so it was hard to take good photos alone, that I had to sneak to the street on the left side of the ruins to get good photos alone. Above the ruins, there is also a free mini-museum where you could see more parts of the ruins up close. You’ll just have to endure the multitude of tourists nearby. Also, lots of souvenir shops in front by the stairs.

Revisited this place today since my latest visit at 10 years ago. Still popular, lots of people. Public toilet is clean, any decent stores and tour spots are also there too

european feel, high ceiling, spacious and glamorous feel. Venetian canals and gondolas are awesome

Nice property to stay for 2 nights. I enjoyed my stay there. if staying here be prepared to walk around 10 to 15 min to reach your room. Rooms are big and comfortable.

It modeled on its sister casino resort, The Venetian Las Vegas. The casino resort building resembles a huge structure. Stand in front of the casino, you feel like you are in Las Vegas, and inside the casino, you feel like you are in the Italian city of Venice. Though it's not free, take a romantic ride in a gondola down the canals of the Shoppes at the Venetian. Entrance to the casino is free, and you will play on a table with as little as 300~500 HKD. You can also plan one day trip from Hongkong if you don't want to stay in Macao.

Really nice casino! Even if you don’t gamble, you can still have a good time hanging around in the shopping mall and even riding on a gondola!

The Venetian Macao is a luxury hotel and casino resort in Macau owned by the American Las Vegas Sands company. The Venetian is a 39-story, casino hotel on the Cotai Strip in Macau. The 980,000 m2 Venetian Macao is modeled on its sister casino resort The Venetian Las Vegas. The Venetian Macao is the 2nd largest casino in the world, the largest single structure hotel building in Asia.

Love the Venetian interiors of this room. I would have gave it 5/5 if I wasn't woken up by the drilling noises from next door and both TVs also failed to connect to my phone.

Wow. This is the place to be. Never see something like that, we had so much fun playing too. We will be back soon for sure

On June 18, 2023, my wife and I came here again after a lapse of a few years. This time, we took a（ 永東）coach back to Hong Kong direct. We just waited at a side room of the hotel’s main entrance/exit.

Stayed there in 2011 this time a decade came back but didn’t stay because this hotel is considered old . And also it is overly crowded, brought my mum only for the casinos.One thing is you notice if u are playing slots , many Chinese nationals man will come and ask if they can insert their membership card just cheapo to get the points. For the four day we went these men loiter around . It’s so annoying that I had to ask then to stop . I seriously think The management should deploy ppl around these slots it’s bothering everyone who didn’t apply the membership card.

Venetian Macau is a must-visit for tourists! A full Venice vibe created indoors where you can ride boats in pretty canals, shop at fancy stores, eat delicious food, and enjoy exciting games. And if you like the thrill of gambling and a lively atmosphere, the casino at Venetian Macau is the place for you to be! Enjoy :)

One of the most important attractions in Macau, there are many drugstores and shops nearby for tourists to shop. Exquisite Portuguese architecture is preserved. There are beautiful lighting decorations on important festivals such as Christmas/Chinese New Year, which is very charming. There are music performances in the square from 6 to 8 pmin the evening. It is worth coming to feel the atmosphere.

The one place in Macau you must visit on travel. This place holds the historical charm and old style Portuguese buildings with cobble streets that take you back in time. All this also leads up to the ruins of St. Paul’s which is a unesco world heritages

A tourist attractions spot, lot of the local selling their famous Portuguese egg tarts, pork bun, ice lemon tea, and some souvenir biscuits and cookies Try to compare the prices before making ur purchase!

Gift shopping and photo taking tourist spot. A good 2.5 hours could be used to visit the area, at a relaxed pace.

夜と昼では雰囲気が違うと聞いていたので2回訪問。夜は建物の灯りが幻想的だし、昼は石畳の道が良い感じを出しています。 (Translated by Google) I visited twice because I heard that the atmosphere is different at night and during the day. At night, the lights on the buildings look magical, and during the day, the cobblestone streets create a nice atmosphere.

Lovely place to hang out. So vibrant and always like the vibes here. Especially nice to walk about in winter with temperatures of 17-21 degrees Celsius (end Dec) Opposite Senadonsquare there is a yellow government building that is very pretty too during festive seasons

Senado Square is a paved town square in Macau also a part of UNESCO Historic Centre of Macau World Heritage Site. Vast majority of the buildings around the square are European styled and many are protected monuments. Beautiful place with shopping option, every corner is picturesque. A Must Visit In Macau !!

Senado Square For connoisseurs of classic views, Senado Square is very interesting, located in the central area of ​​the Macau peninsula, which in 2005 was officially included in the UNESCO world heritage list. The historical traces in Senado Square are very thick, from the architecture of the building which is dominated by the Portuguese style. There is also the Church of St. Dominic. For photo hunters, the buildings in Senado Square are a pity to miss. The neo-classical buildings mixed with the splendor of modern architecture attract visitors to take pictures. Ceramic floor with a very distinctive motif. There are old buildings painted in pink, yellow and other colors that deserve to be immortalized and a fountain in the middle of the area as a landmark. There is also an ancient The General Post Office building which is still well maintained.

Little portugal! Pretty crowded but good vibes all around. There's a good spot to sightseeing the famous Grand Lisboa building

Right in the centre of Macau city. Busiest place filled with tourists. Good place to look for public toilet and it is free. You can find the way by smelling once you step in the stairway.

Bustling square of Macau and usually the first place tourist go after landing. Nice buildings but gives off the fake and artificial vibes. Very crowded during the public holidays.

11月下旬でクリスマスツリーが準備されていました。ポルトガル建築物がアジアとの融合でマッチしてますね。 周りには徒歩圏内に有名なグランドリスボアホテル、カジノがあります。 (Translated by Google) It was late November and the Christmas tree was being prepared. Portuguese architecture matches the fusion with Asia. The famous Grand Lisboa Hotel and Casino are within walking distance.

Senado Square is a beautiful tourist attraction in Macau. But there were way too many people there yesterday on a Sunday afternoon. The area is so crowded! But because of the colorful and brighter landscape. I still had a good time and took lots of pictures. The stores and street vendors are plentiful in the area.

The sky was just unbelievable when I was there! It looks unreal even now thinking about it. It’s very touristic full of mainland Chinese especially, but the whole district is quite impressive. A Portugese touch in a tiny plot of land, back in the days of early settlement it must have been so unreal. And of course the egg tarte was excellent! A must try, it was delicious :)

From Macau Immigration building buses are just waiting outside,we don't know what bus to take, so we asked the bus staff and she told us to take bus 101X pass this Senado Square.. Remember to prepare your hkcoins or Macau coins before taking 101X bus its crowded place,lots of shopping mall. Foods and clothing are quiet cheaper.

Most likely to visit if you’re in Macau 🇲🇴 variety of food and shopping options, at late night so many people sitting and drinking, mostly Philipina. A must to visit attraction.

One of the most wonderful place you can see in Macao; at Senado square you can see one of the most beautiful and enjoyable parts of the heritage the Portuguese left in the city The square gives you the idea of being in Europe, and it is a very nice place to spend your evening and find a place to have dinner

A pretty crowded place with this being considered the ‘city centre’. There’s obviously a lot of shops and food places around. Everything is within a walkable distance such as the ruins of St Paul, the yellow church etc. definitely a must-see place since it replicates the Portuguese wave-tiled floors as well as the building’s architecture and colourful pastel colours. The street names also retain their Portuguese colonial history, hence the name itself ‘Senado square’

The Senado Square, or Senate Square is a paved town square in Sé, Macau, China, and part of the UNESCO Historic Centre of Macau World Heritage Site. There is lots of shops. It is a good place for shopping lovers mostly all brands are available but it is costly.

It’s just a big square that had old buildings preserved. We came during Christmas time so there’s a giant Christmas tree set up. It’s interesting to note that the pavement extends from the square and is uniform all the way to a few streets connected to the square.

Classic Portuguese era buildings, nice architecture,. very cosy place. A must visit in Macau. Very center of old town. Souvenirs, shops.

Don't have to wait, this is an open place where you can just go in and visit the stores and attractions. There will be signpost to direct you to the st Paulo ruins and the cannon museum too. Get ready for a large crowd!

This is one of the famous tourist spots in Macau . I haven't been here for over 40 years, not much changes. Because it's close to Christmas time, we can see all Christmas decor all over the place. As most of the landmarks in Macau, everywhere is packed with people , mostly from mainland China. The over flow of tourist will only kill the business. I think during New Year & Chinese New Year will be getting worst !

Gorgeous center with chirping sparrows and shops! Great place to chill amidst the hot afternoon. Try the Tsingtao lemon pilsner while you soak in the charm of Macao

One of the main plazas of old Macau, the snack and drink shops alone are worth the visit. Make sure to try the lemon tea and Portuguese egg tarts at a Puju bakery or other 😋

One of the most important attractions in Macau, there are many drugstores and shops nearby for tourists to shop. Exquisite Portuguese architecture is preserved. There are beautiful lighting decorations on important festivals such as Christmas/Chinese New Year, which is very charming. There are music performances in the square from 6 to 8 pmin the evening. It is worth coming to feel the atmosphere.

The one place in Macau you must visit on travel. This place holds the historical charm and old style Portuguese buildings with cobble streets that take you back in time. All this also leads up to the ruins of St. Paul’s which is a unesco world heritages

A tourist attractions spot, lot of the local selling their famous Portuguese egg tarts, pork bun, ice lemon tea, and some souvenir biscuits and cookies Try to compare the prices before making ur purchase!

Gift shopping and photo taking tourist spot. A good 2.5 hours could be used to visit the area, at a relaxed pace.

夜と昼では雰囲気が違うと聞いていたので2回訪問。夜は建物の灯りが幻想的だし、昼は石畳の道が良い感じを出しています。 (Translated by Google) I visited twice because I heard that the atmosphere is different at night and during the day. At night, the lights on the buildings look magical, and during the day, the cobblestone streets create a nice atmosphere.

Lovely place to hang out. So vibrant and always like the vibes here. Especially nice to walk about in winter with temperatures of 17-21 degrees Celsius (end Dec) Opposite Senadonsquare there is a yellow government building that is very pretty too during festive seasons

Senado Square is a paved town square in Macau also a part of UNESCO Historic Centre of Macau World Heritage Site. Vast majority of the buildings around the square are European styled and many are protected monuments. Beautiful place with shopping option, every corner is picturesque. A Must Visit In Macau !!

Senado Square For connoisseurs of classic views, Senado Square is very interesting, located in the central area of ​​the Macau peninsula, which in 2005 was officially included in the UNESCO world heritage list. The historical traces in Senado Square are very thick, from the architecture of the building which is dominated by the Portuguese style. There is also the Church of St. Dominic. For photo hunters, the buildings in Senado Square are a pity to miss. The neo-classical buildings mixed with the splendor of modern architecture attract visitors to take pictures. Ceramic floor with a very distinctive motif. There are old buildings painted in pink, yellow and other colors that deserve to be immortalized and a fountain in the middle of the area as a landmark. There is also an ancient The General Post Office building which is still well maintained.

Little portugal! Pretty crowded but good vibes all around. There's a good spot to sightseeing the famous Grand Lisboa building

Right in the centre of Macau city. Busiest place filled with tourists. Good place to look for public toilet and it is free. You can find the way by smelling once you step in the stairway.

Bustling square of Macau and usually the first place tourist go after landing. Nice buildings but gives off the fake and artificial vibes. Very crowded during the public holidays.

11月下旬でクリスマスツリーが準備されていました。ポルトガル建築物がアジアとの融合でマッチしてますね。 周りには徒歩圏内に有名なグランドリスボアホテル、カジノがあります。 (Translated by Google) It was late November and the Christmas tree was being prepared. Portuguese architecture matches the fusion with Asia. The famous Grand Lisboa Hotel and Casino are within walking distance.

Senado Square is a beautiful tourist attraction in Macau. But there were way too many people there yesterday on a Sunday afternoon. The area is so crowded! But because of the colorful and brighter landscape. I still had a good time and took lots of pictures. The stores and street vendors are plentiful in the area.

The sky was just unbelievable when I was there! It looks unreal even now thinking about it. It’s very touristic full of mainland Chinese especially, but the whole district is quite impressive. A Portugese touch in a tiny plot of land, back in the days of early settlement it must have been so unreal. And of course the egg tarte was excellent! A must try, it was delicious :)

From Macau Immigration building buses are just waiting outside,we don't know what bus to take, so we asked the bus staff and she told us to take bus 101X pass this Senado Square.. Remember to prepare your hkcoins or Macau coins before taking 101X bus its crowded place,lots of shopping mall. Foods and clothing are quiet cheaper.

Most likely to visit if you’re in Macau 🇲🇴 variety of food and shopping options, at late night so many people sitting and drinking, mostly Philipina. A must to visit attraction.

One of the most wonderful place you can see in Macao; at Senado square you can see one of the most beautiful and enjoyable parts of the heritage the Portuguese left in the city The square gives you the idea of being in Europe, and it is a very nice place to spend your evening and find a place to have dinner

A pretty crowded place with this being considered the ‘city centre’. There’s obviously a lot of shops and food places around. Everything is within a walkable distance such as the ruins of St Paul, the yellow church etc. definitely a must-see place since it replicates the Portuguese wave-tiled floors as well as the building’s architecture and colourful pastel colours. The street names also retain their Portuguese colonial history, hence the name itself ‘Senado square’

The Senado Square, or Senate Square is a paved town square in Sé, Macau, China, and part of the UNESCO Historic Centre of Macau World Heritage Site. There is lots of shops. It is a good place for shopping lovers mostly all brands are available but it is costly.

It’s just a big square that had old buildings preserved. We came during Christmas time so there’s a giant Christmas tree set up. It’s interesting to note that the pavement extends from the square and is uniform all the way to a few streets connected to the square.

Classic Portuguese era buildings, nice architecture,. very cosy place. A must visit in Macau. Very center of old town. Souvenirs, shops.

Don't have to wait, this is an open place where you can just go in and visit the stores and attractions. There will be signpost to direct you to the st Paulo ruins and the cannon museum too. Get ready for a large crowd!

This is one of the famous tourist spots in Macau . I haven't been here for over 40 years, not much changes. Because it's close to Christmas time, we can see all Christmas decor all over the place. As most of the landmarks in Macau, everywhere is packed with people , mostly from mainland China. The over flow of tourist will only kill the business. I think during New Year & Chinese New Year will be getting worst !

Gorgeous center with chirping sparrows and shops! Great place to chill amidst the hot afternoon. Try the Tsingtao lemon pilsner while you soak in the charm of Macao

One of the main plazas of old Macau, the snack and drink shops alone are worth the visit. Make sure to try the lemon tea and Portuguese egg tarts at a Puju bakery or other 😋

The best part about visiting Macau. I went of the sky walk and it was an amazing experience. Your guide will take lots of pictures for you and then give you them on a USB. Amazing thing to do!!!! My only tip would be that if I were to go again I would not take my bag with me as there are not a huge amount of lockers available.

One of the best places to view Macau's landscapes. Nice atmosphere inside the observation deck. You can also try bungee jumping, Skywalk to experience thrill adventures. You can get photo of your visit memory if you can pay around 100 MOP.

Fantastic 360 deg city view, especially at night. Two observation deck. Was very few people (week day, sunset time). No queue. Absolutely worth visiting.

Been here several times. The view from the observation deck is nice, however strongly recommend skywalk to see the view from outside. Even if you are afraid, the instructors make really good mood and fun atmosphere. A small group will go out only, you have to book in advance. You get plenty of photos and great experience. The instructors speak perfect English and are very friendly. For those who want more adrenalin, try skyjjump.

This was my second time here. It was on a weekday and there wasn’t any wait. There were some visitors but wasn’t crowded at all. It has a nice 360 indoor observation area and have a nice view of the vicinity. There is a bungee jump you could pay extra for. While we were there, I saw some people getting ready for it. There are also a glass floor area you could walk or step on, so you could look straight down. It is definitely a landmark for tourists. At the base of the tower, it connects to a mall with stores and restaurants.

Beautiful view from the top, it is definitely worth its price. There's indoor observation deck on floor 58 and outdoor one on floor 61. I personally enjoyed indoor much more, as the view is unobstructed and there are even glass panels in the floor, allowing you to see the ground directly under your feet. There's a possibility of bungee jumping or sky walk on the floor 61.

I highly recommend a walk along the outer ledge of the tower. It is a breathtaking experience not to forget. We booked the skywalk in advance so there was no problem getting in. What wonderful people who work there! When you go to the heights, their support helped us a lot. Thank them very much for their care, because they persuaded us to wear a jacket, it was very helpful, the wind was strong, we would have frozen and would not have been able to enjoy the walk. The attention to detail is top notch. My husband and I wear glasses, the guys could have just forbidden going out with glasses, but instead they gave us glasses mounts! Thank you!!! The views are great, so there are several locations on the trail for photos, which the staff did on go pro camera. The guys gave us tips on how to stand, what to do to make the photos interesting. We are very pleased with the pictures. We were also given branded t-shirts and a certificate for our trip, which will remind us of the wonderful time we had here.

Beautiful tower. Walked underneath it, and it’s a great sight to see at the rooftop bars. Go to sky21 and enjoy this tower! Really beautiful. Definitely is a highlight of Macau

Good place for some sky walking and jumping. Not much rush. A bit costly to goto the top viewing platform.

Located near the stunning lakeside of the southwestern shore, the Tower and Entertainment Center is one of the most exciting places to visit in Macau. It rises to a height of 338 meters, providing a glimpse of the fantastic skyline of Macau city. The glass elevator presents mesmerising and spellbinding vistas as I ascended to the top.&nbsp;</p> Besides this, there are unique dining experiences in the highest revolving restaurant in the world. The world-class facilities, entertainment activities, and delicious local cuisines, under one roof at the Entertainment Center, is going to leave everyone spellbound.</p> <p>However, I was here to try my first-hand experience in Bungee jumping. At 233 meters (764 metrest), the Macau Tower's "sky jump" and&Bungee jump&by&AJ Hackett& from the tower's outer rim, is the highest commercial sky jump in the world. Unfortunately, given the wind speed after the Typhoon, the activity was called off, leaving me crestfallen. Looking my However, I made up for the occasion by walking around the outer rim completely roped to the surface. Yet, the gust of wind at times picked me up from the ground a couple of times. It was an exhilarating experience walking around the edge of the building, feeling light-headed and hearted and having a bird's eye view of the panorama in front of you. At the end of the errand, I was glad that the bungee jumping was called off.

One of the highlights of my solo trip - the Macau Tower! Amazing views by day and night (I went in the early evening and stayed till night to catch both views). I wasn't daring enough to attempt the sky walk or bungee jump but it was thrilling watching other people have so much fun, added well to the whole ambience of the place. The buffet dinner at the revolving restaurant was amazing, such a wide selection of quality food and the service was impeccable. They have a shop selling very cute and well curated merchandise too, for those who want to bring something home as mementoes or gifts. Special thanks to Ms. Victoria Fuh for showing me around and explaining the history and geographical layout of the great viewpoints. I had a truly wonderful first visit to the Macau Tower and will definitely bring friends and family on my next trip!

Business and leisure activities here. Business - Convention Center., occupied a part of the premise. Basement - A small mall of mainly branded goods on discount, also has a patisserie. The Skywalk ticketing counter is here too. And there is a souvenir shop. Ground floor is the plaza with outdoor plaza. Upper floor is Toy'rus. There are buses shuttle to/from various casinos. The time arrivals list board are usually a guide and Before you hop on, be sure that bus is heading where you want. On weekdays, the buses are usually less busy.

We missed out the viewing at the deck due to insufficient time, closing is at 7PM. We just took photos at the ticketing area and outside the building where we took a glimpse of the Macau Tower. It is accessible through a scheduled free shuttle bus back and forth from Grand Lisboa Palace.

Definitely the best vantage point to look at the entire Macau territory and get a glimpse of China from across the water. I was lucky enough to go with so few people so I was able to fully enjoy my visit despite being extremely acrophobic. I bought the tickets on the spot as this was an impulse decision, and fortunately I did not regret my purchase.

The Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Center stands as a modern architectural marvel on the skyline of Macau. Dominating the cityscape, this multifaceted structure offers a diverse range of experiences, making it a must-visit destination for tourists and locals alike. The tower's observation deck, soaring 338 meters above ground, provides panoramic views of the city, the Pearl River, and even distant landscapes. The Skywalk X, an outdoor walking tour along the outer rim of the tower, offers an exhilarating experience for thrill-seekers, allowing them to marvel at Macau's scenery from a unique perspective. The entertainment complex within the tower houses a vibrant mix of dining, shopping, and leisure options. From upscale restaurants with breathtaking views to the thrill of the SkyJump, an adventurous freefall from the tower's exterior, there is something for every visitor's taste and preference. The convention center facilities make Macau Tower a dynamic venue for international events, conferences, and exhibitions. Its state-of-the-art amenities and strategic location contribute to its popularity as a hub for business gatherings. In conclusion, the Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Center seamlessly combines breathtaking views, thrilling activities, and versatile facilities, making it a standout attraction that encapsulates the spirit of modern Macau. Whether you're an adventure enthusiast, a business professional, or a casual visitor, this iconic tower promises a memorable and multifaceted experience.

One of the best experiences to be able to see the Chinese New Year fireworks sitting on the edge of the Macau Tower. Great view!

A place you must visit in Macao. At the top tower, you enjoy the beautiful surrounding scenaries. Apart, youay see people struggling for a trial of bungi jumpings. At the bottom ground floor, you may enjoy the Italian restaurant. Lunch buffet is very nice and value for money!

1st time visit macau tower after so many visit to macau. This is really worth the time and money to see so much have been developed both China and Macau side. Also is was very cold when I visited, saw alot of brave souls gear up to try the activity. There also restaurant here and cafe, toy shop gift shop

If you buy online be careful, a fixed day discounted ticket is only for child or senior! It may seems be cheaper due to fixed day, but you are wrong. Glass everywhere so it’s not so cool to take photos. Tickets online cost less

Built in 1488 is supposed to be the oldest building in the country. It has six wings, and the architectural design of each part is simply stunning. The entrance to the temple is guarded by majestic stone lions and a winding path follows as you enter the gates. Recommended duration 20 mins

This is a historical temple that combines Buddhism and Taoism. There are several runs where you can burn incense. Incense can be bought here. They have the normal sized ones as well as the big ones and even the gigantic ones. There are several altars here and there's one up the hill. Visiting is free

What a magnificent and historic place of worship place‼ Built in 1488, This temple is dedicated to Chinese sea goddess Mazu(A-Ma) as a symbol of Macao's heritage and tradition.※Macao's origin of name come from this temple. This temple is also believed to protects Sailors and Fishermen and bring good fortune.

This is one of the oldest spots of macau and a rich cultural and heritage value. Not very big but still a place worth to visit . Even if you have 15 minutes it is worth to go to this place and visit. Nice peaceful place. Nesrby there is maritime museum which you can also visit . Sharing those pics also . Worth the visit definitely

A-Ma Temple (Templo de A-Má) or Mazu Pavilion (A-Ma Go in the local dialect), is a historical iconic temple in Macau, which has rich religious elements of Chinese Taoism and Buddhism. According to legend, it was built for the convenience of worshiping Mazu by the Chinese fishermen who lived along the coast in the 15th century. Because they believed in Mazu as the "Goddess of the Sea", they must burn incense and worship before going fishing every day to pray for a good fishing result and safety. When the Portuguese landed in the local area, they mistranslated by slips of tongue to the local dialect "A-Ma Go" into "Macao", so it has become the current local name since then. Many Taoist and Buddhist statues are enshrined in the Mazu Temple, including Mazu, Avalokitesvara, Queen of Heaven and so on. It has always been devoutly worshiped and prayed by believers, and tourists burn incense to worship too, making the temple is filled with incense smoke. The temple building is full of classical style and is a scenic spot for tourists to take pictures. The open area of ​​the temple is condescending and you can also see the beautiful scenery of the sea, and is also a good focus for photographers. (211122/x)

A well preserved temple to experience and learn more about Macau, the history, the local culture and art.

Lovely Daoist temple in old Macau. It has multiple levels to it so theres some climbing. It predates the Portuguese colonial town, and is a great example of local Chinese/Cantonese style temples in Macau.

My 4th visit 🙏 abundant positive energy 🙏

Great historical site, well preserved temple with loads of interesting past of the taoist deity temple. Great views from atop the temple and lots of stone carvings with meaningful words.

Oldest temple in Macau and its very busy. Very near from Barra so its very easily accessible using bus or LRT.

We walked from St. Joseph’s seminary and it’s only a 15 mins walk. Along the road you can see quite a lot of historic buildings. And this is a nice little temple, the first sight when the Portuguese saw when they came to Macao. Until now it is still attracting lots of worshippers.

Macao's A-Ma Temple is a magnificent and historic place of worship that deserves high praise for its stunning architecture, intriguing history, and important cultural significance. Dating back over 500 years, this temple is one of the most well-preserved and revered examples of traditional Chinese architecture in the world. Its intricate carvings, vibrant colors, and sweeping roofs are a true marvel of craftsmanship and design, and offer visitors a breathtaking glimpse into a bygone era. But the A-Ma Temple is much more than simply a beautiful building. It is a site of great historical and cultural importance, serving as a symbol of Macao's heritage and traditions. People from all over the world come to this temple to pay their respects to the goddess A-Ma, who is believed to protect sailors and bring good fortune. In this way, the temple is a testament to the city's longstanding connections to the sea and its role as a major center of trade and commerce. For all these reasons and more, the A-Ma Temple is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Macao. Whether you are a history buff, a cultural enthusiast, or simply an admirer of beautiful architecture, this temple is sure to leave a lasting impression on all those who visit its hallowed grounds.

the temple is one of the oldest in Macau and thought to be the settlement's namesake.

Beautiful, classic Chinese temple. Built in 15 century. Quite many people praying there. Can walk also on top of the hill behind, there is altar (and great views). Well worth visit.

One of the oldest and well know Casio in Macau. The casino is very secure and camera everywhere inside the casino. Guests aren't allowed to take any pictures inside the casino. Outside the hotel has a very nice lighting display similar to many big casio city around the world.

The hotel has a strategjc location but far from most of 5 star hotels. We had a short visit, everything is admirable. Some of the displays are supposed to be in the museum, I guess, I love it.

The building & Deco shows it's age. However, with tons of new resorts/hotels opened in recent years, Lisboa become one of the cheapest 5 stars hotel, and located at a very convenient spot. Services still good, rooms not too shabby. Yes, it can't compare to those newly opened resorts in many ways, but for the price, still worth considering staying here for a night or two.

The casino is going through new and old evolution. It is still one of the popular & historical casinos for many visitors.

The Grand Lisboa Casino, part of the SJM Holdings group, is one of the most iconic and prestigious casinos in Macau, known for its lavish design, opulent ambiance and exceptional gaming experience. Located in the bustling heart of Macau, the casino boasts a prime location and stunning views over the city skyline. With over 800 gaming tables and 1,000 slot machines, the Grand Lisboa offers a vast range of games and entertainment options for all types of players, from beginners to seasoned professionals. The casino is famous for its high-limit baccarat tables and VIP rooms, attracting high rollers from all over the world, but it also caters to casual gamblers with a variety of games such as roulette, sic bo, blackjack and poker. Besides gaming, the Grand Lisboa offers an array of luxurious amenities and facilities for guests to enjoy, including a Michelin-starred restaurant, a lavish spa, and a grand ballroom for special events and occasions. The casino also features several art galleries showcasing rare and valuable pieces from around the world, adding an extra touch of class and sophistication to the overall ambiance. But what truly sets the Grand Lisboa apart is its awe-inspiring architecture, featuring an iconic golden lotus-shaped tower that dominates the Macau skyline. This impressive landmark is a symbol of Macau's vibrant casino culture and the city's status as a global hub for entertainment and gaming. In conclusion, the Grand Lisboa is not only a world-class casino but a true masterpiece of design and art, combining luxury, entertainment and culture in one exceptional venue. It is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an unforgettable gaming and entertainment experience in Macau.

Iconic building but quite boring gambling experience (not unlike the rest of Macau).

Legendary Casino in Macau. Glad to have the opportunity to see it in person. Many ppl were taking photo in front of the Casino while holding something. Seems like a viral trend.

City vides 💸 Will come again with full of cash 💰

Neat little church that welcome casual visitors. Pretty standard church. You’re allowed to take a short walk around the main hall and that’s about it. You need to be quiet during your visit out of respect.

A very old church that is located within walking distance from St Paul Ruins, with a rich history and interesting architecture. They also have a small museum near the back of their church with Christian paintings and artwork. Worth a visit since its free, but you can consider donating if you want to. Church grounds is open to public except on Sundays I think.

It’s supposedly a Baroque architecture but on a closer look, there’s hardly any feature that is. It’s listed as a 17th century reconstruction of the building erected in the late 1500’s (which could have been Baroque). The facade, the very bright painted exterior and the interior make this building more like a 20th century construction. The interior is very plain, total absence of ornate Baroque designs. The center piece is the high altar, where idols of Madonna and Child and catholic saints stands. These idols looked like carved wood, the central mother/child figures look like stone or ivory carvings. The ceiling is unusually flat. There’s none of the high vaulted design one sees in real Baroque cathedrals. The columns are just as drab and unremarkable. Perhaps the only one notable architecturally are the ornately carved doors from teak. It is apparently still in use.

Well preserved Catholic Church in Macau. The next destination to visit right after the St. Paul ruins. Further away is the Senado Sqaure. Lots of shops area the area to do your shopping.

Flashbacks to a different era when walking around this part of town.

One of the most popular and beloved places to visit in Macau . I really enjoyed visiting this place and have taken many of my friends and family to this place and everyone enjoyed. Highly recommended to anyone. Really convenient and all the old houses around are photogenic too . Memorable and photogenic place .

Great place with historical moments and make calm

An important church in senado square. Portuguese style. Never had a chance to get inside, maybe next visit.

Saint Dominic's church is a Roman Catholic church that's right on the tourist trail from the Leal Senado to the Ruins of Saint Paul. Walking towards it, you'll be bombarded with souvenir shops and shops that sell almonds cookies, egg rolls and meat jerky. This church is open for service but they discourage tourists from attending.

A World Unesco Heritage site, the St. Dominic Church happens to be a 16th Century Church with an interesting History. Overall a good place to stop and pay a short visit if you are in the area. It is very beautiful inside and many people come to pray.

Very beautiful historical remnant of a church built in 1602 by the Portuguese colonists.

St. Dominic's Church is a historical and architectural treasure for worship, it is also known as Igreja de Sao Domingos in Portuguese. It was fpunded by Spanish Dominican friars sometimes ini 1587, making it as one of the oldest church in Macao. The Church was originated constructed in wood but the current stone structure was completed in 1828... The architecture and interior design seamlessly blend European and Asian influences. The intricate wooden furnishings and decoration within the church represent a harmonious coexistence of these two cultures... St. Dominic Church in Senado Square, Macao, is a magnificent and culturally significant destination. Its blend of architectural beauty, historical importance, and cultural richness make it a must-visit site for anyone exploring Macao's diverse heritage. Whether people are interested in history, architecture, or simply seeking a place of serenity and reflection, St. Dominic Church offers a profound and enriching experience.

It’s good that we could go in on Sunday, and to experience the practice of the Catholic Church before Easter. Easter. We like this historical one with a good set up.

Beautifull church outside and inside. I visited a classical concert inside of the church and the acoustic was amazing. It is really nicely lit up inside highlighting the Catholic details. There is lots of space inside and everything is well maintained. The benches are really comfortable, much more than the ones in the Netherlands 😆.

A nice fort that you can walk around and get a fairly good view of the city from. Worth a visit.

Up the escalators and past the museum the old fortress still standing and you can see views of Macao from below. There are free binoculars so you can see far away and there are canons as well but they don’t work.

A Portuguese era fort that is located on top of a hill offering scenic view of the entire city of Macau. Great for taking pictures. Close by to the Ruins of St Paul and the Museum as well. Enjoyed my time here as the views are breathtaking.

Awesome views of the city and a piece of history that takes you back in time before Macao became the supercity it is today.

This place is full of great history. The fortress has retained its appearance and can still delight tourists. Having delved into history, it was very interesting to find out that this building was both a place for defense, and the residence of the governor, and a meteorological center. Now it is a wonderful memory that includes the Macau Museum

April 2024: lovely park area with photo opportunities of the St Paul’s ruin at every turn! Make sure visitors to the park should take the time to go right to the top for great views!

Nice fort located in a small hill top with elevator to access. Well maintained and good collection of antiques including the post box of old macau. Roof top park is excellent and we can get full view of Macau from top.

I would say that this is definitely a must-visit place in Macao. It’s full if history and also can offer nice 360-degree view on the city. Funnily enough there is a plate saying that the fort’s guns were never directed to China, when you can see how they cut the fort’s wall to make you believe in this story. Just one of the examples of how the government rewrites the history.

Got to enter for free since I came on a Tuesday, and it was right beside the Ruins of St Paul, so it was a mandatory trip to make. Overall a great place to visit, offering a museum with the history of Macau, and on the top you could see so much of the territory. It was a wonderful visit to make.

Next to the iconic ruins of St. Paul, this fort is easily combined for a visit. I discovered a helpful tip (only after my impromptu trip) about starting with the paid museum downstairs (MOP15) and then taking the free escalator up. Despite not planning ahead, I enjoyed stumbling upon the side staircase near the ruins of St. Paul, leading me to a small recreation park with fewer crowds, perfect for my son. The fort itself offers free entry and there’s a restroom as well.

The Monte do Forte is a place I love to visit. This should be my 4th time visit. the last 3 times were at least 40 years ago. I can see a lot of changes. Happy to see the long escalator to go to the park, no need to walk the long & winding road. A new museum looks so beautiful , it's a pity that we don't have enough time to visit it. A good place to take a look of the city.

Fortaleza do Monte was originally built for protection of properties amassed by the proselytizing Jesuits (hah…so much about forsaking worldly goods🫤)…It was later taken over by the Portuguese Governor for the general defense of Macau. The fort was built in the early 1600s at around the same time as the Fortaleza da Guia. As a defensive fort, Monte (and Guia) has a battery of cannons pointed towards the sea. Then, a historical blunder in the 1990s, the Macau Museum was built at the top of the fort. Clearly out of place, it a drab rectangular eyesore of a building that spoilt the historical impact of this site. Up the hill is a well kept garden with several ficus trees. From several vantage points, one sees a view of the ruins of St Paul Cathedral. The top of Monte offers a good 360 view of modern Macau, a heavily built up city. There are good views of the city’s tallest building, the Grand Lisboa casino/hotel. But most spectacular is a top view of St Paul’s that one could only imagine what it must have been like 6 centuries ago.

Monte Fort is an almost-400-year-old, 100-by-100-meter stone fort, with superb sunset and beuatiful buildings , casino views from the top. FREE ENTRANCE.

Right next to the ruins of St Paul is the fortress on a hill which has a few canons and also the Macau museum. There’s a gorgeous view of the city from the top and I would recommend going a little before sunset so that right after you finish visiting the Macau museum, you can catch the sunset! When walking up to the fort, there’s a small park and also some historical figures with information plaques from which you can read from.

Cashier say that they do not accept HK dollar, only accept Macau Pataca (MOP). Makes zero sense as the HK dollar is equal to the Macau Pataca. Maybe the cashier just want to close shop earlier and head home.

It is a modern and well-designed museum that gives you a quick guide to the history and culture of Macau. Signs are available in English, things are neat and tidy, and entrance is free! Would definitely visit if you are into museums or if you happen to also be visiting the Fort.

Museum of Macao....is well designed in its layout, tracing the Chinese occupation to its colonization by the Portuguese after the arrival of Vasco da Gama....the formation and discovery of new trade routes from Europe to India and South china sea .....3D models of city layout and Colonial buildings are on display..... artefacts from war , paintings and performing arts are included....the terrace garden and view of the city concludes the comprehensive historical tour.....

Only accept Macao cash and Chinese payment platforms. Lost in the past. No one is going to pay to take money out of the ATM to pay for a $2 entrance fee on a day trip from HK.

Extremely disappointed. First of all, the museum’s wifi doesn’t work. But most importantly, it’s appalling that it only has form of payments convenient for Chinese customers ! Notably mainlanders ! I’m from China, so I should expect Macau’s #1 museum to cater to ALL tourists coming to visit it ! They should at least accept international bank cards instead of just AliPay and some other China-only apps !! Shameful ! Can you imagine if the Australian Museum didn’t allow you to pay with WeChat Pay ?! Because of this, I and several other African foreigners missed out on a great museum visit !

Unfriendly towards international visitors. The museum only accept mainland China payment methods such as Alipay, WeChat, Bank of China, etc and Macau payment methods such as Mpay and Macau currency. They do not accept Hong Kong Dollar and international credit card such as VISA, MasterCard, AMEX. Ticket is relatively cheap though, just MOP 15. We only found out about the payment methods at ticket counter. Wished they put a notice before queue lane so that visitors don't waste time queuing. Although we went on Sunday and the queue wasn't long.

Great and indepth insight to the history of Macao. An indispensable part of the Macao trip. Inexpensive ticket admission, only MOP is accepted. Spent 3 hours here studying the displays.

A collection of exhibits of old Macau. It is a time capsule, with an ideal image of Macau as a place of encounter of two cultures, the Portuguese, the Chinese and the resulting Macanese culture. Having been built in 1998 it represents the mood of the city just by the handover. It isn't too big a museum and the space is quite nice, well documented, presented and taken care of. Being underground learning about Macau's history seems perfectly adequate, more so once you come out on top of the hill and have a panoramic view of the real present city below.

it says it's free for local resident. However, the security there told me it's not free for local resident, only free for people over 65 year old. After I wait 30 mins it turns out the security was wrong. The public space is very disordered. Some kids were running to opsite direction on the escalator and no one stops them. The security was very unprofessional and ineffective.

This museum is located up the hill with nice view over Macau. The museum briefly introduces the history of Macau and houses some interesting relics. It is not crowded even on a Saturday afternoon.

Asked if we could pay the tickets in HKD only to be replied rudely that they don’t accept HKD. Really surprised at such bad manners. It’s a pity that they don’t accept HKD for payment as that was a great opportunity to share Macao history with foreign tourists from other countries.

We came during free entry day so it was very busy and can’t really enjoy the museum. But everything looks great and provides good information.

Its a modern designed museum that gives you a quick guide to the history and culture of Macau

the grounds of the museum are both scenic and idyllic while offering spacious views overlooking the city

I would have liked to see this museum. But for whatever reason (unlike the entire rest of Macau) the entry fee can only be paid in MOP cash - no HKD or Visa. Now it's clear MOP is the currency of Macau, but I found this a bit ridiculous that even the keychain uncle down the road took HKD or Visa. Shame a clear tourist destination doesn't better accommodate tourists. By the way my Alipay and wechat were also declined.

Many historic antiques of Macao

Bring MOP or have alipay. Did not accept HKD, Visa, or Mastercard payments. Even if my card was HSBC. We weren't able to go in because of this.

A very nice museum to learn the histories of Macao and its culture. The museum is built above a hill at an old fort. There are escalators to take people up to the museum (very handy if you travel with older people and children). There is ruins of st paul opposite the museum. We went there on Christmas day, and entry was free that day. We took many great photos outside the museum. There are many old cannons lining up the fort wall

Had the best experience here at Macau tower! The electrifying and spine tingling adventurous activity of sky walk, which i did, just gave me chills when I posed for a photograph, standing at the edge of a 233m tall tower, with my hands freely feeling like a bird , and simply leaving all upon the protective harness. The experience was made even more awesome, when it started drizzling as we were about to finish our skywalk. I enjoyed every single bit of the activity also because i was guided by an English-speaking person, who made it memorable. All thanks to the AJ Hackett team for a life time experience!!!

Visited the Macau tower at night and the view from the skywalk was beautiful. Included in the skywalk package is great service, a free t-shirt and a nice pouch for your phone, as well as photos and videos outside using a DSLR. The staff were friendly and really helpful and made the experience so much more fun. One of the must-dos if you're in Macau!

For the record, I did not do the bungee jump. It was my husband that did the jump. According to my husband, this had to have been one of the most thrilling experiences of his life! He wanted to face his fear of falling and decided doing a bungee jump from the tallest platform in the world would be monumental! He made the reservation online and arrived about 30 minutes early to check-in and do the orientation. The process was very smooth, and the staff was top notch. This was his first time bungee jumping, the quality of the staff and equipment gave him a lot of confidence that safety was top priority. He also booked the photo/video package, it was well worth it! I was waiting for him outside at the bottom. The staff there was also amazing, letting me know when it was my husband's turn to jump since there were several people before him. Highly recommend it if you want thrilling experiences with a company that puts safety first!

Such a fantastic experience that I did the bungee TWICE! Yes it’s a little expensive but the team are amazing, friendly, up for a laugh with customers and so safe! Everything ran like clockwork there. Would definitely recommend and can’t wait to go back. Thanks team!

Very fun experience with Skywalk. Recommended to do it once for lifetime.

Overpriced for what it is. My experience was a rude staff who were aggressive and disrespectful. I would not recommend this.

No, no, no, noway. I didnt do it. I'll never ever do it. But I really wish I could do it here. While I'm watching within the window glasses, many were sky-walking around the bridge rail, it was boys and girls and lovers and friends and neighbors. And there are much more were waiting for their turns licking their dried lips inside. I know you are regretting at heart and hesitating. But it's coooool. (literally cold too)

For a long time, I wanted to do the bungy jumping here. And boyyy....It was worth it! The experience is something that I can never forget. SkyPark people were professional, and it seemed like everyone knew what they were doing. Right from making the reservations to the point of jumping, the process is pretty smooth. And yeah, after the jump, you get the pics and videos in just10-15 mins sent to you on your mail id! I won’t talk about the safety measures because SkyPark people will take the utmost care about it. So, I’d say one should try this! It’s a thrilling experience!

The walk to the Lighthouse is really nice. If you want an even fresher air to breath in Macao, then hiking up to this place is the best option. Uphill is also a good spot to get a panoramic view of the city —and it's all free. The only downside to this place is that there's no proper English direction to some of the locations. Note: Don't forget to bring water.

Free entry, a good place to visit for photo taking and it’s very cooling up there. Going up is easy also, not much climbing is needed as there is cable car. Other than cable car you can use lift access to go up from another entrance. Need some time to find the location but it’s quite worth it when you reach the top. Also best to go at a sunny even for sunset photo:

This is a great place for a nice view over the ‘north’ island of Macau, it is set in a very picturesque park and overlooks the ‘Portuguese’ areas offering a wonderful contrast to the more modern casinos. The underground tunnels are interesting though some parts were closed and more information would have been great.

what a nice walk at the park and ended with a cable ride from hill top to the floral garden in the city. there are several heritage attractions around the Guia lighthouse; information centre, simple hiking route, Lady of Guia chapel (photo taking forbidden), Guia Fortress and an existing Typhoon signal room. its very tidy, clean all around; with a slow in pace atmosphere. certainly will visit again.

Walked around for about 2 hours. Don't forget your hat and sunscreen. The chapel is so beautiful and inspirational. You must walk inside! But do be quite. Don't ruin someone else's experience. I find these places are best toured in silence. The views are just amazing, the security personnel are so nice, and the sun felt amazing.

Not recommend to go there at evening time coz the escalator has been closed! So we have to walk up there! It’s exhausting !

Inside the fortress stands Guia Chapel, built around 1622, and Guia Lighthouse, dating from 1865, the first modern lighthouse on the Chinese coast. Its FREE ENTRANCE. Recommended to visit!

Beautiful fort with a little chapel and lighthouse on top. The chapel is open for public but the lighthouse is not. The underground museum is closed on Monday.

UPDATE DEC 2023***It’s great to see the correction made by Google Maps to the name of this historical landmark of Macau. As a global traveler, I cherish correct designations of historical landmarks, monuments, edifices and the like. Given the loads of e-garbage today, responsible and proactive oversight by Google Maps in correcting errors is truly honorable 👏👏👏. +++ The CORRECT NAME is FORTALEZA DA GUIA or Guia Fortress in English. Google Maps made a blunder by reducing the name of the place as “Guia Lighthouse”. The fortress is real a HISTORICAL MILITARY FORT. It was built in early 1600’s to guard Macau territory after a Dutch attempt failed to capture the territory. Guia is the hill upon which the fort is built. The lighthouse tower is a VERY LATE ADDITION to the fortress complex. The lighthouse was erected in the early 1800s, 2 centuries after the fort!!! Inside the fort is a chapel built around the same time as the fortress, the Capela Nossa Senhora da Guia or Chapel of Our Lady of Guia Hill. As is the practice during Portuguese colonization, military conquests always are enforced together with the catholic church proselytizing practices. The Guia Fortaleza complex has been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site. As Guia Hill is the highest point of Macau, it offers a great vantage point for a panoramic view and f Macau. The surrounding gardens and footpaths are a favorite of joggers, walkers and strollers.

This iconic lighthouse is situated in a 17th century fort but was actually built in 1865. It's one of the first western built lighthouses in Asia. It obviously has very good views all across Macau. Although as the city grows the view has changed. The lighthouse itself is in excellent condition and well worthy of its UNESCO status. The lighthouse remains iconic in the city and rightly so and is well worth a visit because it so beautifully represented the city and it's history.

Having running and walking way on top of this small mount, walking along lush green in nice weather day is great!

It took about 45 mins - 1 hour to reach this lighthouse from ground level. Its quite a hike, depending on your pace.

Free entry, just needs one extra step to see the pandas! Lots of exotic wildlife such as monkeys, butterflies and birds. Total area of the park is very small since the ecological trail was closed when I went, but the overall experience was very relaxing! Great for kids and families who want to stroll around. The panda information center shows the lifespan of the pandas as well has their names (kang kang and jian jian), meaning healthy in Chinese.

Got to see 4 giant pandas for free! Very nice park with not just pandas but also a few other varieties of other animals. This is a park with no admission fee and has some nice trails too.

The place is really nice. You can get the chance to see real Pandas for only 10 MOP. Their zoo has varierty of animal and the entrance is free. It is a good place to hang out with the whole family.

Free entrance fees. Kids love it with small panda, giant panda family, squirrel monkeys who are so cute and will run back and forth and somersault! It’s free so cannot complain not all the animals come out.

There are only 2 pandas in separate enclosures and 1 of 3 other animals. Not a major attraction to go all the way there. Was expecting more pandas and other animals.

Great little facility. Free to enter. We went in the morning and it wasn't busy at all. So great to see the giant pandas. Red panda was also good for the children to see, but it needed a much bigger enclosure. We arrived by taxi from the hotel but caught a bus back. There is a bus station across the road (they take cash, but not octopus)

It's free entry so when we went there we didn't have high expectations. Boy were we wrong... There are 4 pandas and alot more animals. Great time there! Pandas are so cute. Thank you Macau for the free entry!

A place to visit especially if you're with children when travelling to Macau and it's very affordable for only 10 MOP. We were able to see the pandas but they were sleeping. I think it's better to time your visit when it's feeding time so the pandas are awake. There are other animals like monkeys, flamingos, red pandas etc. to see in this place though not a lot like a regular zoo. There is also a gift shop where you can purchase panda merchandise.

Has two species of panda family. There is no ticket to visit. Highly recommended when in Macao. They are super cute.

Who doesn't like pandas? I was late arriving so I only saw two enclosures with the giant pandas and one with a red panda, but still very fun to just stop and stare for a while.

Very nice place for an afternoon stroll and even some hikes, but Pandas are mostly sleeping. Nice for kids to see the pandas and some other animals.

An amazing opportunity to see such a rare animal. The exhibits are quite spacey and well provisioned. The animals seem quite active and exploratory.

It was a great experience seeing giant pandas and other animals from the Chinese mainland at this amazing zoo and conservatory center. The best thing about the place is it's free and if you go early in the day, there's hardly any crowd.

Free. Really. I'll visit tomorrow one more time. Panda is really cute.

I like seeing the pandas and other animals at this park. I'm very surprised that is free of charge. Beware of over one hour trail around the park because it requires a lot of leg work to complete the trail.

Only a few minutes from the casinos. From Cotai street, you can walk 35 minutes. By taxi only 10 minutes. Entrance is free. They are very well organized, you can do it as a family.

Might seem a bit oddball to visit a free panda museum in Macau but it's a pretty good family activity with high chance of seeing one up close and personal. My daughter made a DIY stuffed panda for 110 MOP with a birth certificate as a souvenir. Bathrooms are clean and equipped.

Peaceful city 🏙️ so many humble people very clean and peace so many holy Buddhist temple here n also casino💸

No texas holdem anymore after covid era, the melco reward is always extremely slow in terms of accumulation, otherwise, it's got a few good hotels.

Nice dim sum place to visit. Delicious food w good service.

City of dreams is a beautiful mall and the best thing is Casino. You get a free booze and play at Casino from cheaper rates than any other nearby. The ambience is just superb 👌 I will give 9 out of 10. I will definitely prefer the visit this place once more. The charm after midnight is at par as you will be lost in the ambience and services they offer. Thanks COD

Watched an amazing show here! Really recommend people who visit here take some time to watch this dancing water show🙂My friend and I bought cheapest seats but it’s still good. You can see many great dancers and fantastic lightning and water performance. It was truly a wonderful experience.

Shopping mall, food hall, restaurants, casino, dancing club, hotel. In one roof. Convenient

Nothing too exciting about a bunch of branded shops congregated in 1 place, if you're shopping for many of such items then sure it's convenient, but it's purely for shopping, similar to many of the malls in Cotai strip. Was a bit empty compared to the other malls in the area, could be because I was there later in the evening however

The hotel is very well maintained. It lies on the main road and just opposite to the Venetian macau. You go through well organized marketplace on entering the hotel where the items are slightly overpriced. The in-house restaurants have loads of varieties and usually serve excellent food.

An excellent hospitality group with great service.

you can ride the casino shuttles and you can go anywhere in MACAU for free! PS: buses are from casino to other casinos so you can walk around and explore and ride the next bus to the next casino AGAIN for FREE!

I played with them in the Philippines and Macao. Will recommend as they had a low min bet on the roulette machine.

Just 5 mins away from airport, good luxurious rooms and view.

Nice place, very clean. Good service.

Water world in Winter with warm water, kids enjoy very much

On June 17, 2023, my wife and I meant to check in believing we had reserved a room here （新濠天地） Upon investigation, our hotel (新濠鋒 ) was not here. Having toured the City of Dreams a bit, we took a taxi to our 5-star hotel.

While the hotel is already 13 years old, it is still very nice and the service is excellent!

Relax place in Macau One of HK famous film location

Coloane is great😍😍and it's so cold🥶🥶

Beautiful old place city in European style but in Macau China

Peaceful place

Beautifully calm...peaceful!

Nice place

Beautiful;)