Ruins of St Paul’s Cathedral
One of Macau’s most popular
historic landmarks

The large A-Ma Cultural Village embodies Macau’s worship of A-Ma (also known as Mazu and the Queen of Heaven),...

Situated on the western slope of Barra Hill, the A-Ma Temple is a historical site worshiping A-Ma (also known ...

Situated at the Nam Van Lakeside Plaza, the Anim’Arte Nam Van is a hub of leisure with four main themes: creat...

In the 18th century this hilly, heavily wooded garden formed part of the grounds of the house which was occup...

First built in 1622, the Chapel of Our Lady of Penha has since been renovated in 1935, returning its architect...

Built in 1928, the Chapel of St. Francis Xavier in Coloane reflects the much older Baroque architectural style...

Built in 1860, the Dom Pedro V Theatre, also known as the Macao Theatre (Macau Theatre), is a 276-seat venue f...

At the north end of Macau, not far from the old gate that marks the Macau S.A.R.'s border with China, is the D...

The Fortress of São Tiago da Barra (Pousada De Sao Tiago Macau) was built in the 17th century as Macau’s first...

First impressions are important – at Galaxy MacauTM, we wanted to give you, our guests, the finest possible ex...

The Golden Lotus Square features a lotus flower in full bloom that symbolises the lasting prosperity of Macau....

The Guia Fortress and Lighthouse is a remarkable symbol of Macau, serving as the city’s coordinates on the wor...

Hác-Sá Beach are popular with swimmers and sunbathers. The water is clean although it often appears brown beca...

The Handover Gifts Museum of Macau is built on the site of the Macau Handover Ceremony of the Sino-Portuguese ...

The Heritage Exhibition of a Traditional Pawnshop Business on the Macau Peninsula is a former pawnshop that wa...