Macau Attractions

What to See in Macau

Part of Macau’s charm rests in the old to new contrast; while the neoclassical architecture of Senado Square sits pretty as a reminder of the islands colonial past, the soaring, ultra-modern casino style resorts are a clear reminder of where Macau’s present and future lie. With over 15 museums on the island learning in detail the eventful history and resulting consequences on the island, is easily done. Temples, churches and government building all serve to convey the fusion of western and eastern cultures to positive effect. Beyond the mesmerising sights, a perfect way to spend an afternoon in Macau is at Cathedral Square, the islands open air living room.

Downtown Macau Attractions

Arguably the most visually pleasing quarter of the island, Downtown Macau juxtaposes the neon flashing lights and gleaming skyscrapers with its collection of religious affiliated architecture and colonial markings. The awe-inspiring sights are set closely together, so moving around on foot is easily done. (Read more...)

Coloane Island Attractions

Coloane Island hosts many interesting and historical tourist sites, and still maintains many of the traditional ways of Macanese living. Coloane Village itself is still a large fishing community located in the southwest portion of the island, featuring local shops and colourful temples along its narrow lanes. (Read more...)

Taipa Island Attractions

Taipa has a great choice of sightseeing opportunities, either on foot or by bike, around the tight concentration of religious-affiliated architecture, numerous educational sites and institutions and traditional Macanese living areas – all offering a fascinating insight into the many faces of Macau. The small gathering of museums collectively exhibit the real face of traditional Macanese culture. (Read more...)

Macau Inner Harbour Attractions

The area plays host to many important historical and religious sites, which are all worth visiting. For example, the first church ever built in Macau, and still holding Sunday services in Portuguese, is the Church of St Anthony. This rustic house of worship displays scenic European architecture which has great appeal to anyone interested in historic construction and preservation. (Read more...)

Macau Outer Harbour Attractions

The Outer Harbour has a bit of everything. Modern and innovative architecture, colonial villas and some fantastic museums present a high entertainment factor. The Macau cultural centre is the island's primary venue for the arts and is a welcome distraction from the buzz of the casinos. (Read more...)

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