Macau Attractions

Ruins of St Paul's

Iconic Jesuit church facade built 1602–1637, destroyed by fire in 1835; UNESCO World Heritage site and Macau's most photographed landmark

Senado Square

European-style public square with wave-patterned Portuguese tiles, surrounded by heritage buildings

Macau Tower

338m tower with observation deck at 223m, skywalk, and AJ Hackett bungy at 233m — the world's highest commercial bungy jump from a building

The Venetian Macao

One of the world's largest casino resorts with indoor canals, gondola rides, luxury shopping, and a 50,000 sqm gaming floor

A-Ma Temple

Founded in 1488, Buddhist temple dedicated to Mazu, goddess of seafarers — older than Macau city itself

Mount Fortress

17th-century military fortress with cannons, Macau Museum, and panoramic views over the peninsula

St. Dominic's Church

Founded in 1587 by Dominican friars, a stunning Baroque church and UNESCO World Heritage site

Guia Fortress

17th-century military fortification with China's oldest modern lighthouse (1865) and underground tunnels

Taipa Village

Traditional village with Portuguese-era houses, street food stalls (including Tai Lei Loi Kei pork chop bun), and cultural heritage

Coloane Village

Charming seaside village with Lord Stow's Bakery, traditional architecture, and hiking trails

The Parisian Macao

Half-scale Eiffel Tower replica, French-themed resort with observation decks

MGM Macau

Art-filled resort with Portuguese-inspired architecture, cultural exhibitions, and gaming

City of Dreams

Integrated resort hosting world-class performances and concert events, plus the iconic Morpheus hotel, retail, and dining

Fisherman's Wharf

Themed entertainment complex with cultural zones, dining, and performances

Lotus Square

Iconic lotus sculpture marking Macau's return to China, surrounded by government buildings