Located on the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary, Macao borders Zhuhai to the north and faces Hong Kong across the sea. It comprises the Macao Peninsula, Taipa, Coloane and newly reclaimed land.
This small city features a perfect blend of Chinese and Portuguese styles with distinctive architecture. The Historic Centre of Macao is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. It offers a great variety of local snacks and a thriving tourist atmosphere. The lotus flower is the symbol of Macao.

Historical Heritage Sites (UNESCO World Heritage)
Ruins of St. Paul’s
The iconic landmark of Macao, featuring elaborate carvings that blend Chinese and Western architectural styles.
Senado Square
A vibrant plaza paved with colourful Portuguese-style stone tiles, lined with shops and old historic buildings.
A-Ma Temple
Macao’s oldest Chinese temple built along the hillside with peaceful sea views.
Guia Fortress & Lighthouse
A hilltop landmark offering panoramic views of the whole city.
Taipa Village & Taipa Houses-Museum
Pastel Portuguese-style villas ideal for photos, surrounded by local snack stores.

Leisure Attractions
Macao Tower
A 338-meter observation tower with city-wide views and thrilling activities like bungee jumping.
The Venetian Macao
A resort recreating Venice’s canals, featuring gondola rides, shopping and entertainment.
Macao Fisherman’s Wharf
A European-style coastal complex perfect for strolling, sightseeing and dining.
Coloane Village
A quiet seaside town famous for pastel cottages and authentic Portuguese egg tarts.