Macau Travel | Two-Day Tour Babysitter-Level Guide

Macau is a place you can visit many, many times, but the most common way to play is two days and one night. So, for the first time going to Macau, how should you spend these two days and one night~ D1: Cross the border at Gongbei Port, take the free 'fortune bus' to Grand Lisboa Hotel, then walk to Senado Square, Ruins of St. Paul's, and along the way visit Rua da Felicidade, Rose Church, Monte Forte Park, Love Lane, etc.; in the afternoon, visit Fisherman's Wharf, Wynn Macau, and see the Fortune Tree🌳 D2: On Taipa Island--visit the Taipa Houses-Museum, Venetian Macao, Parisian Macao, etc., and experience the glitz and glamour of Macau. 🔸Buy a Macau mobile data package in advance, or purchase a Macau data card after arriving at the Macau border. 🔸Exchange Macau currency in advance, Hong Kong dollars can also be used directly, but the value is a bit more expensive than Macau currency, not very cost-effective, but the difference is not much so don't worry too much, WeChat and Alipay can also be used, but not everywhere 🔸Make sure to make good use of the free 'fortune buses', if you have to take the bus it's 6 Macau patacas, so always have change ready. 🍽Macau Cuisine: With only two days and one night in Macau, time is tight and the mission is heavy, so pick the important ones to taste~ 🔸Tai Lei Loi Kei Pork Chop Bun It has a bit of a Chinese hamburger feel, with a pork chop sandwiched between two slices of bread, remember to order a drink separately, otherwise, it might be a bit choking. 🔸Margaret's Cafe e Nata The tart crust is thin and flaky, with a rich buttery aroma and silky milk flavor, overall a slightly sweet taste, smooth and delicate. 🔸Lai Kei Ice Cream A homemade ice cream brand with over 80 years of history in Macau, really brings out a nostalgic feeling.