61 Things To Do In Macau

Q: How can I commute within Macau?

Bus: The small city of Macau is very easy to get around, and is well-connected by public transport. The public buses and minibuses run by the TCM and TRANSMAC connect most parts of the city, especially the attractions in the Peninsular region, Taipa, and Coloane. Buses are usually available from 5:00 AM to midnight. We recommend availing the Macau Pass for discounts on bus rates. The Macau Pass can be purchased at most convenience stores for a rate of MOP 130, with a refundable deposit of MOP 30. Bus stations have signs in Portuguese, Chinese, and English. Offline maps can be purchased at the Tourist Bureau.Taxi: Taxis ply through most of Macau. While they are difficult to hail, taxi stations are available intermittently near all tourist hotspots. Rates are usually standard and fixed; remember to fix the rate before boarding the vehicle.Shuttle: If you’re staying at a casino or resort, most such establishments provide free shuttle services from the airport and to explore local attractions, so make full use of these services. Bikes, cars, scooters, and bicycles can be rented to visit the many attractions and explore the city at one’s own pace. Rates vary from one provider to the other, and cars usually have a rental fee of MOP 900 per day.Read More

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53. Sam Seng Temple

1 km from city center

Buddhist Temple

Located in : Coloane

Known as the Temple of Three Divinities, this shrine is located in the isolated Ka Ho bay region. It is the oldest temple in the area. One should mark a visit to the temple to bask in the serene and peaceful spiritual atmosphere it provides.

Cultural Village

Located in : Coloane

In the small island of Coloane in Macau, one can find the tallest statue of goddess A-Ma and a cultural village in her name. A pavilion-style gate, carved marble altars, The Tian Hou Palace, a bell tower and a drum tower, are all part of this aesthetic, cultural village. The cultural complex also houses shops and restaurants of various kinds.

Church & Cathedral

Located in : Coloane

A landmark spot of the Japanese Christian tradition, this chapel is located on the small island of Coloane in Macau. The chapel is elementary to spot as it lies right behind the monument commemorating the victory over pirates in 1910. The building is of baroque style painted in a vibrant yellow and decorated with red lanterns.

Church & Cathedral

Located in : Coloane

Located in Coloane, Church of Our Lady of Sorrows was built for the leprosy-affected people in settlement of Ka- Ho. One can find a few old houses next to the church, which were once used by the patients. It is a small church with a courtyard where the statues of Our Lady and St. Michael the Archangel and a grotto of Madonna can be seen.

Museum

Located in : Coloane

Labelled as the first museum of nature, The Natural and Agrarian Museum is located in Seac Pai Van Park in Coloane. Established in the year 1997, this museum showcases various agricultural resources that were used in Macau.

8 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in : Coloane

A haven for nature lovers, the Seac Pai Van Park is located in Coloane. Other than being a multipurpose park, this is also the largest green area in Macau. Within its premises, one can identify Macau Museum of Panda's, Museum of Nature and Agriculture, a children's zoo, an aviary and a botanical garden.

Casino

Located in : Cotai

The Wynn Palace is the most opulent resort in all of Macau. It is located in the Cotai strip, the gambling hub of Macau. Standing tall with 28 storey's and equipped with 1,706 rooms, suites and villas, this resort is bathed in luxury. The performing lake in the resort is famous for its size as well as the choreographed show with lights, water and music.

Sporting Events & Stadiums

Located in : Cotai

The Macau East Asian Games Dome is an indoor sporting arena located in Cotai, Macau. It was the venue for the 2005 East Asian games and 2007 Indoor Asian games. With its large and magnificent dome, it is the largest indoor sporting arena in the city.

Casino

Lisboa is a hotel-casino located in Sé, Macau. The 12 storeyed grandiose building encompasses 2,362 luxury rooms, a casino with 270 gaming tables and 700 slot machines, eight high-end restaurants and bars including the famous Robuchon á Galera restaurant, a beauty salon, gym, outdoor heating pool and many such facilities.

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Things to do in Macau by Neighbourhood

Taipa Village

Coloane

Historic Centre of Macau

Cotai

FAQs on Macau

What are the top sightseeing places in Macau?

The top sightseeing places in Macau are St Paul's Ruins, Senado Square, The Venetian Macao, A-Ma Temple, Mount Fortress, Macau Tower.

How can I commute within Macau?

Bus: The small city of Macau is very easy to get around, and is well-connected by public transport. The public buses and minibuses run by the TCM and TRANSMAC connect most parts of the city, especially the attractions in the Peninsular region, Taipa, and Coloane. Buses are usually available from 5:00 AM to midnight.

We recommend availing the Macau Pass for discounts on bus rates.
The Macau Pass can be purchased at most convenience stores for a rate of MOP 130, with a refundable deposit of MOP 30.
Bus stations have signs in Portuguese, Chinese, and English.
Offline maps can be purchased at the Tourist Bureau.

Taxi: Taxis ply through most of Macau. While they are difficult to hail, taxi stations are available intermittently near all tourist hotspots. Rates are usually standard and fixed; remember to fix the rate before boarding the vehicle.

Shuttle: If you’re staying at a casino or resort, most such establishments provide free shuttle services from the airport and to explore local attractions, so make full use of these services.

Bikes, cars, scooters, and bicycles can be rented to visit the many attractions and explore the city at one’s own pace. Rates vary from one provider to the other, and cars usually have a rental fee of MOP 900 per day.

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How much does a package cost for Macau?

The packages for Macau start at INR 19947 which can be further customized based on number of people, days, hotel category, vehicle type and customizations. You can have a look at all packages here

What are the top activities in Macau?

The top activities in Macau are The House of Dancing Water Show Ticket in Macau, TurboJet Ferry Tickets for Hong Kong and Macau, [SALE] Gondola Rides at The Venetian Macau, Macau Tower Admission , Cotai Water Jet Tickets for Hong Kong and Macau OBS, Urban Kitchen Buffet at Macau JW Marriott Hotel.

What are the top hotels in Macau?

There are 347 Hotels in Macau which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Macau are Chunqiu Guesthouse, Zhuhai Xiangzhou District Â·Locals ApartmentÂ· Gongbei PortÂ·00134070 Locals Apartment 00134070, Zhuhai XiangzhouÂ·Gongbei Port SquareÂ· Locals Apartment 00168470, ZhuHai XiangzhouÂ·Huafa MerchantsÂ· Locals Apartment 00171750, Zhuhai Xiangzhou Â·HuaFa MallÂ· Locals Apartment 00175270, ZhuHai XiangZhouÂ·HUAFA Peak Bay Â· Locals Apartment 00177510. You can see all the hotels in Macau here

Things To Do In Macau

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61 Things To Do In Macau

53. Sam Seng Temple

54. A-Ma Statue & Cultural Village

55. Chapel of St. Francis Xavier

56. Church of Our Lady of Sorrows

57. Natural and Agrarian Museum

58. Seac Pai Van Park

59. Wynn Palace

60. Macau East Asian Games Dome

61. Lisboa

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How much does a package cost for Macau?

What are the top activities in Macau?

What are the top hotels in Macau?

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