Just a short ferry or bus ride across the delta from Hong Kong, Macau offers a unique mix of Portuguese colonial architecture and massive mega-casinos. Walk from the iconic stone facade of the Ruins of St. Paul's down cobblestone lanes for fresh warm egg tarts, then head south for world-class dining and entertainment.
Macau
Macau is famous for its casinos and enormous resort hotels, but some of its most memorable sights are tucked away in the historic center. Here, centuries-old churches, narrow European-style lanes, quiet squares, and traditional streets sit just a short walk from the modern city skyline. If you enjoy
Macau
If you think Macau is just a quick stop for casinos, you’re missing one of the most interesting parts of the city. In one day, you can explore the remains of a 17th-century church, wander through old Portuguese-style streets, snack your way around a traditional village, and