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**Macau 1 Day 1 Night Tour Review** A 1-day 1-night Macau tour is another experience full of diversity, both in terms of culture, history, and entertainment. Macau is a city that perfectly blends Chinese and Portuguese cultures, with world-class casinos that attract tourists from all over the world. Here is an itinerary and highlights that you shouldn't miss when staying here overnight: ### Day 1: Exploring the city and culture **1. Ruins of St. Paul's** - A good starting point for your trip is the Ruins of St. Paul's, which is an important historical symbol of Macau. Here you can experience Portuguese architecture and the city's long history. - It is recommended to take pictures here as a souvenir and don't forget to walk up the stairs to see the city view from the top. **2. Take a walk in Senado Square** - This area has beautiful European architecture and is the center of tourism and shopping. You can find souvenirs and taste local food here, such as the famous Macau egg tart. **3. Monte Fort** - This fort is near the Ruins of St. Paul's. You can learn about the history of Macau through the museum in the area. And enjoy the beautiful view of the city. **4. Have dinner at a local restaurant** - After walking around, you can find Portuguese food that has influenced Macau, such as Bacalhau (codfish) or Portuguese pastries. ### Night: Entertainment and casinos **5. Take a walk and take pictures at Cotai Strip** - Cotai Strip is home to casinos and luxury hotels, such as The Venetian and Galaxy Macau. The nightlife here is full of lights and entertainment. You can walk around, take pictures, or go inside the casinos. **6. Watch a show at The House of Dancing Water** - This show is one of the highlights of Macau. It is a show that combines acrobatics, lights, sounds, and fountains. If you have time, it is recommended to book tickets in advance. **7. Try your luck at a casino** - If you are interested in trying your luck, Macau is known as the "Las Vegas of Asia". You can try your luck at famous casinos such as Venetian or Wynn. ### Day 2: Enjoy the view and end the trip **8. Enjoy the view at Macau Tower** - Before heading back, don't forget to go to Macau Tower. Here you can see a panoramic view of the entire city. And if you are an adrenaline junket, There is also a bungee jump from the tower that is worth a try. **9. Have breakfast at a Portuguese cafe** - End your trip with breakfast at a Portuguese cafe. Try their coffee and pastries to end your trip on a high note. ### Conclusion Macau is an amazing city with a mix of culture, history, and entertainment. A day and night trip is more than enough to experience all of these, whether you are here for shopping, tasting food, or just enjoying the city's atmosphere.
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Posted: Sep 15, 2024
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