2025 Macau Peninsula Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Macau is famous for its casinos, so much so that it is called the Las Vegas of Asia. Not only casinos, but also many Michelin restaurants, famous dessert shops, and street food are a gourmet's paradise. - Egg Tarts Portuguese egg tarts originated in Portuguese monasteries 200 years ago, but they became famous only after they were introduced to Macau. Hong Kong's egg tarts use tart dough to create a crispy cookie texture, while Macau's egg tarts use pastry dough to create a crispier texture and a stronger bread-like texture. - Juppapao Juppapao is a food derived from the Portuguese pork sandwich, Vichana. It is a Macau-style burger with thick-cut grilled pork between crispy baguette bread. There are no vegetables or sauces inside the bread, but the combination of the charcoal flavor of the meat and the bread goes so well together that it is delicious. - Macanese Macau was a Portuguese colony for a long time, and as a result, It also influenced food culture. Macau has adopted various food cultures from not only Portugal but also Africa, India, China, Southeast Asia, etc. that were Portuguese colonies, and the food made with Macau's unique taste is called Macanese. Macanese cuisine uses various spices, European ingredients (representative example is bacalhau), etc. and there are many dishes that are a mixture of Asia and Europe. #100TravelStyles

✈️Flight time: Approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes ⏰Time difference: 1 hour behind Korea ⚡️Voltage: 220v, the same voltage as Korea, but the shape of the cord is different 5-star hotels are fine, but other places have different shapes, so we recommend preparing a multi-adapter 💵Currency exchange: Hong Kong dollars and Macau dollars can both be used (1:1 ratio), Kakao Pay is available *Macau dollars cannot be used in Hong Kong 🚊Transportation: Free hotel shuttle bus/bus/ferry/taxi Macau is divided into 4 areas: Macau Peninsula, Taipa, Cotai, and Coloane Macau Peninsula - St. Paul's Cathedral A landmark of Macau and a UNESCO World Heritage Site - Senado Square The largest square in Macau and a place where you can see European-style buildings at a glance - St. Dominic's Cathedral & Dom Pernod V Theater Portuguese style It is a cathedral and theater that you can see. Taipa -Taipa Village It is a small village in Taipa, and there are many famous restaurants in Taipa Village. There are the egg tart restaurant Lord Stow's Bakery that you must try, the Chuppapao restaurant Seiki Cafe, and Shin Mui Oyster Noodles recommended by Baek Jong-won. Cotai There are many famous 5-star hotels in Macau in Cotai. There are many shows that you can watch for free at the hotel. The most representative hotel is a place that recreates the famous canals with a motif from Venice, Italy. There are many restaurants inside and it is a good place for shopping. Coloane -Coloane Village It is a quiet and secluded seaside village in the south of Macau. It is a place where you can take photos of your life here and there on the colorful exterior walls. -St. Francis Xavier Cathedral It was a cathedral to raise 'Francis Xavier', a Spanish missionary who led the mission in Asia. -Lord Stow's Cafe Must-eat egg tart restaurant in Macau Lord's Stores There are also branches in Taipa and Venetian Hotel, but Lord's Stores in Coloane Village is the main branch #100TravelStyles #MacauTravel #MacauTravelCourse #MacauFreeTravel #MacauPlacesToVisit #Macau #MacauTheVenetianHotel

Guan Qian Hui injects new elements into Macau's old streets, making it a popular photo spot! First, take a photo at the Ruins of St. Paul's. It's raining today, and the souvenir shops are a bit crowded. Soon, you'll reach the Guan Qian area. A quick ten-minute walk will get you there. Then, you'll see the cute logo of Guan Qian Hui. Previous events have introduced innovative visual technology elements such as naked-eye 3D, fog screen projection, and LED archways, showcasing lively and adorable cat-themed content. Visitors can participate in games through a mobile app to earn points, enter a lottery to win rich prizes, and enjoy shopping discounts at various local stores. It's a community attraction not to be missed. Despite the rain today, I discovered a unique retro coffee shop and enjoyed a quiet afternoon! The area also hosts the 'Guan Qian Street Regular Weekend Market,' where you can find many original Macau products, adding more artistic vibes to your weekend. Location: Guan Qian Street Area, Macau

Goat Bakers 📍G/F, Wing Yuen Building, 52 Wing Yuen Terrace, Costa Goat Bakers, which is very popular recently🐐 The photos are very attractive🤩 When you come to Macau, you must go on a pilgrimage ❤️ Open at 12 o'clock 🚪 No need to queue when you go on weekdays 😆 The smell of bread is already strong before I reach the door👃 Come and take a picture 📸️ Lots of choices 🫶🏻 The photos are really beautiful Finally ordered the popular one Rainbow horns $42 Cheese Flower Cup $38 Try again Original croissant $25 Caramel Oman Roll $32 It's very courteous. There is ice in the takeaway bag Pack it home for the Chan Pi brothers and sisters are not afraid of spoiling 👍🏻 The portion is so big that girls may not be able to eat it🙈 Personally, I think the sweetness is slightly sweet, but it's very tasty The skin is so crispy 😋 It's delicious when baked the next day Recommended 😋👍🏻 Servings (large to small): Caramel Oman Roll ➡️Original Croissant ➡️Rainbow Croissant ➡️ Cheese Flower Cup Sweetness (sweet to light): Rainbow croissant➡️Caramel Oman roll➡️Cheese flower cup➡️Original croissant

#tripblazers #CampingGlamping #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #foodie #awesomepic. To improve outdoor leisure spaces for the public, the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) has transformed the idle land near Avenida Marginal do Lam Mau into a temporary leisure area taking up a total area of about 6,220 m2, divided into an integrated fitness leisure zone and a children’s playground. The integrated fitness leisure zone includes a free sports ground equipped with a standard basketball court and an area for children to practise basketball shooting, as well as multiple fitness equipment of different strength levels and in different combinations for public use. Meanwhile, uniquely designed tables, chairs and awnings that blend with nature have been installed to optimise the pedestrian environment and the green landscape of the constructed area, creating an elegant pedestrian environment with sun and rain protection where the public can enjoy the comfortable leisure spaces. Furthermore, the children’s playground next to the zone includes play facilities with six different features, namely high element play set, sandpit play zone, inclusive slide zone, artificial grassy knolls, swing zone and roller skating rink. It is the first leisure area in Macao with a sandpit play zone. Challenge zones with different features, including 3-D climbing structures, balance beams, dinosaur fossils, etc. are available in the sandpit, posing a big challenge to the users’ coordination of the body and limbs and bravery training. The leisure area is built to become a creative and inspiring inclusive playground.

#Macau Customs Clearance Address ~ Porthos Macau Block B, G/F, Chamber of Commerce Building, 36 Dr. Lo Po Street, Macau (Opposite the Finance Bureau, opposite the Traffic Lights, Diagonally Opposite Tsui Yuen Restaurant) Environment/Facilities - Portuguese Old Man brand has been rooted in Macau for more than 70 years. Features ~ The strongest and most local is sardines put in worm cookies, phoenix rolls, almond cakes and egg rolls, really do Macau new-style specialty hand shop. In addition to the left rectangular spicy sardine can, there is also a round can of fish sauce. Canned food has many flavors, colorful colors, not spicy, spicy and ~ Yellow (olive oil sardines) Blue (Brine Sardine) Brown (Japanese Teriyaki Sardine) pink (ketchup sardines) Green (spicy vegetable oil sardines) Red (spicy olive oil sardines) Orange (spicy ketchup sardines) Since the closure of Lojas Das Conservas canned fish, I'm glad that Macau has these specialty hand shops, so I don't have to buy sweets all the time.

First time at Grand Lisboa_Chef (1 Michelin star) 3rd Floor, Grand Lisboa Hotel, Lisboa Road, Macau The restaurant combines a Western-style steakhouse, a Japanese sushi bar and a seafood tank in one room, and its decoration is also unique. The chef will prepare bread and various appetizers on the spot in the open kitchen to ensure that the freshest food is provided to diners. Top-quality beef from the United States, Australia, Japan and other places is placed in the meat cabinet for selection. Diners can choose different parts and portions, and can also order fresh seafood from the fish tank. The wine list features over 10,000 fine wines from around the world. The steak is irresistible. As a steak lover, I recommend the chef! The big tiger prawns were grilled just right, and the visual effect of being bigger than the palm of your hand was very satisfying! The freezer at the entrance is filled with steaks of different grades from various countries. You can choose your favorite part and grade. The sashimi appetizer was so sweet and delicious that it even surpassed many Japanese dishes. The lobster soup was too salty, and paired with the puff pastry, it was a shortcut to gaining weight! The side dishes of spinach, asparagus, mushrooms, and broccoli were all very refreshing, and the dessert ended perfectly! Michelin food Macau Peninsula #Grand Lisboa

Taste Michelin Cantonese cuisine, Wing Lei Palace! Black pork, hot and sour soup, wagyu granules, tea chicken, seasonal vegetables, plus the must-order dessert of Macau, mango sago. After a meal, if it is rated as Hong Kong and Macau Chinese cuisine, it will be 70 points. If it is rated by Michelin, it will only be 50 points. The dishes are not amazing. Compared with Hong Kong Ritz Kwan Lung Hin and Macau COD Yu Long Xuan, the dishes need to be improved. But it is very suitable for newcomers who are eager to try Michelin restaurants. #Michelin #Overseas travel

Decided to have some quick snacks at Zhen Dimsum with my friend. If you want a light meal and small snacks while having chitchat time with friends, Zhen Dimsum is a good choice and place to try. The food serving was a bit simple but it’s delicious, tasty and great. The place is clean, tidy and simple and service was good as well. #foodieheaven#foodtips #dimsumislove#foodie#unforgettableexperiences #café

This is “The place”that the food was absolutely wonderful. The Ambiance are so relaxing and decoration was great and perfect for celebrating with your love ones, friends , family especially for party occasions. We had an amazing time, the service was excellent. Good price and good food. What a great place to recommend #foodieheaven #theplacetobe #loveflowers#romanticrestaurant

Japanese cuisine encompasses the regional and traditional foods of Japan, which have developed through centuries of political, economic, and social changes. The traditional cuisine of Japan (Japanese: washoku) is based on rice with miso soup and other dishes; there is an emphasis on seasonal ingredients. Side dishes often consist of fish, pickled vegetables, and vegetables cooked in broth. Seafood is common, often grilled, but also served raw as sashimi or in sushi. Seafood and vegetables are also deep-fried in a light batter, as tempura. Apart from rice, a staple includes noodles, such as soba and udon. Japan also has many simmered dishes such as fish products in broth called oden, or beef in sukiyaki and nikujaga. #macautravel #foodietrip #foodiaries #foodtravel #localstyle #localandinternational #summervacation

Address - Good View Hotel (New Road) No. 30, Jiqing Lane, Xinmalu Environment/Facilities - Average Specialties - Roasted Meat: Barbecued Pork, Roasted Pork Price per person: MOP50 Rating - Full marks #I'm so hung up

Macau Dynasty Sambo Restaurant 🍴 The decoration is quite nostalgic and special, and there are more people during lunch time The prices of food in the tea restaurant are in the upper middle range of similar shops.

The newly opened Tai Tung House in Macau 🥢 I can't go to Japan🇯🇵 and eat Japanese food to make up for it😹 The main eel rice is drier and overall good

Macau Fung Shun Suckling Pig Seafood Pot 🤤🤤🤤 It's delicious, it's Tom Yum soup, and there's suckling pig🐷

Healthy Habits - Focuses on healthy food. Each dish on the menu clearly indicates calories, carbohydrates, protein and fat, which is suitable for fitness people to accurately calculate. The food tastes good 👍🏻 Location: near AIA Macau #foodie

Himalaya House Macau... Food that is less common in Macau, non-mainstream Chinese, Portuguese and Western food, with special spices🤤The location is located in Qingping Lane, Macau~ #foodie #goout

Macau Sapporo Japanese Cuisine Located near Guanyin Hall Japanese all-you-can-eat cuisine If it's a variety, it's definitely not a lot, but the fish is high quality and fresh, and the paper hot pot is made with fish maw and chicken soup. Price: 238+10% Aomi has coupons available, directly 228 without additional charge #foodie #newyear

Hong Kong and Macau, two captivating cities separated by the sea, offer unique experiences. If you're planning to travel from Hong Kong to Macau to explore its charming streets and vibrant atmosphere, here are some essential transportation tips to keep in mind: Ferry: This is one of the most popular options. Currently, two companies, TurboJET and Cotai Water Jet, provide ferry services. In Hong Kong, ferries depart from the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan. If your main destination is Macau's casino hotels (like The Venetian or The Parisian), opt for Cotai Water Jet, which docks at the Taipa Ferry Terminal near the casino area. For sightseeing on the Macau Peninsula (such as the Ruins of St. Paul's or Senado Square), TurboJET is more suitable, docking at the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal. The journey takes about 1 hour, with one-way fares starting at HK$175. Cross-Border Bus (Direct Bus): Several companies operate cross-border buses with frequent schedules and multiple pick-up and drop-off points. Departures are available from various locations in Hong Kong, and buses can take you directly to major hotels and casinos in Macau, saving transfer time. The one-way trip takes about 2 hours, with fares starting at HK$160. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus (Golden Bus): Operating 24 hours a day, the journey takes 35 minutes, with one-way fares starting at HK$65. However, note that the Golden Bus departs from the Hong Kong Port and arrives at the Macau Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. You'll need to arrange additional transportation from the port to your final destination. Helicopter Sky Shuttle: Helicopter services are available between the Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, and the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal in Macau. The one-way trip takes just 15 minutes, with fares starting at HK$4,300. Though pricey, it offers unparalleled speed. Once in Macau, immerse yourself in its unique charm by exploring its lesser-known streets and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere brought by its slopes and alleys.

Compared to the bustling Taipa, the old town area of Macau Peninsula offers a richer historical atmosphere! With Portuguese architecture, century-old shops, and quiet alleys intertwined, follow this route and transportation guide to easily avoid the crowds and immerse yourself in the charm of Macau. Cross-border transportation options: To travel from Hong Kong to Macau, ferries are the top choice. You can board at the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Central or the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui. The journey takes about an hour, with frequent departures (online booking is recommended). Upon arrival at the Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, the following transportation options are suggested: - Bus: Take bus routes 3 or 3X to the "San Ma Lou" stop, from where you can walk to Rua do Cunha; or take bus routes 18 or 28B directly to St. Lawrence's Church. - Taxi: For direct access to your destination, taxis are more efficient, but note that Macau taxis charge by the meter, and additional fees may apply for luggage. Citywalk route and transportation details: 1. Rua do Cunha: After arriving by bus from the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, stroll through the colorful Portuguese-style streets and stop by Bamu Bakery for their famous Portuguese egg tarts. 2. Grand Lisboa Hotel: Walk about 15 minutes from Rua do Cunha to the intersection of Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, where you’ll find hidden photo spots behind the hotel. Nearby, you can also enjoy local delicacies like old-style beef offal and André’s Portuguese egg tarts. 3. St. Lawrence's Church: Located about 1 kilometer from Grand Lisboa, you can reach it by walking or taking a bus for two stops. It’s quieter in the afternoon. 4. Lilau Square: A 10-minute walk from the church will bring you to this charming square. Relax under the banyan tree with a bottle of "Lilau Water" and enjoy the leisurely atmosphere. 5. Ruins of St. Paul’s: It’s recommended to visit after 9 PM. From Lilau Square, take bus routes 3 or 4 to the "San Ma Lou" stop. The side steps of the ruins and the sculpture in front of Uniqlo are excellent photo spots!

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 How can you miss #迭记curry面食 when you come to Macau? There are several branches in Macau. The prices are quite affordable, and it's a very authentic noodle restaurant. The curry is very rich and flavorful. People who like spicy food must add chili. It's spicy enough. I usually eat spicy food, and the slight spiciness is enough for me. 💞Recommended reasons: The beef brisket was very flavorful. I added extra potatoes and rapeseed, which was very rich. The potatoes were soft and tender and delicious. There are many other flavors to choose from, and drinks and beer are also sold. 💰Average Consumption: $60 📍Address: Macau🇲🇴 🏖️Environment/facilities: clean and tidy, good service attitude

#Macau attractions Compared to the splendid neon lights of Taipa I prefer the fireworks of the Macau Peninsula Colorful townhouses, alleys full of stories Every step is like opening a gift and is full of surprises🎁 I ran into two super soulful bookstores by chance! “Where are books” tucked away in obscure street corners When you push the wooden door open, you will be surrounded by the smell of books on the wall📚 The owner's carefully selected literature and design books With the aroma of hand-brewed coffee, it makes people want to hang on Another bookstore hidden on the porch of Avon Sue Street The narrow stairs go up to the sky The old-fashioned furniture houses out-of-print books and vintage magazines Sunlight shines through the patterned glass It looks like a screenshot from a Wong Kar-wai movie 🎞️ I discovered it while wandering around the peninsula It turns out that the romance of the city is hidden in the details Next time you come to Macau, you must slow down Measure the old days of this city with your feet

#澳门景点 American-style Xiao Xu is here again, this time sharing a one-day tour of Macau Peninsula~ Once you step onto the Macau Peninsula, it’s like opening the door to a new world! The streets are lined with cute and charming little shops, each of which seems to contain a hidden treasure. As a super Kitty lover, I went there this time to look for cute Kitty peripherals. However, I visited many stores but couldn't find what I liked. I couldn't help feeling a little disappointed. but! The goddess of luck was on my side and I discovered the super cute Miffy. Its cute appearance simply melted my heart and I bought it without hesitation. If you get tired, find a coffee shop to take a break. The coffee shops in the Macau Peninsula are very atmospheric. Sitting in the store, drinking coffee, watching people coming and going outside the window, enjoying this comfort, I really feel extremely happy. Moreover, when I went there, it happened to be the celebration of the 25th anniversary of Macau’s return to the motherland. The lantern exhibition was super gorgeous, and the colorful lanterns made the streets particularly beautiful, and the photo effects were superb! All in all, this trip around the Macau Peninsula was totally worth it. I will definitely go there again next time to continue exploring those undiscovered corners! Let's make arrangements quickly~

Macau, called the Little Europe of the East, Las Vegas, has many attractions such as cute alleys, fancy casinos, and luxury hotels that have a European feel, unlike Hong Kong. Macau is not that big, but this small city has 30 world cultural heritage sites, so you can also experience a historical atmosphere. Macau is divided into 4 areas: Macau Peninsula, Taipa, Cotai, and Coloane. If you want to explore cultural history, I recommend traveling to the Macau Peninsula. The entire Macau Peninsula is called a cultural heritage site, There are about 30 buildings and squares registered as world cultural heritage sites. ✔️St. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul's Cathedral is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site and a landmark of Macau. It was built by Italian missionaries over a period of ten years from 1582, but it was destroyed except for the front due to a typhoon and fire in 1835, so only a part of it remains. ✔️Monte Fort The center of the Macau Peninsula, right at St. Paul's Cathedral. It is a historical fortress right next to the ruins. It is a viewpoint overlooking both the city center and the sea of ​​Macau. ✔️Senado Square Senado Square is the largest square and the center of Macau. It is a representative landmark where you can see Portuguese architectural buildings at a glance. ✔️St. Dominic's Cathedral The first cathedral in Macau, built in 1587, St. Dominic's Cathedral The interior is decorated in a gorgeous Baroque style and was initially used as a chapel for the Spanish Dominican Order. ✔️A-Ma Temple It is the oldest temple in Macau and is located on the hillside of Bara Hill in the southwest of the Macau Peninsula. It is also famous as the origin of the name Macau. #Travel Course #Macau Travel Course

#澳门之旅 As a photography enthusiast, Macau really looks like a picture in every shot! This time, we have compiled 18 amazing shooting positions. Save this article and go out to take photos of Macau! 📷 Must-see spots ❶ Guanye Street "Macau Wall" 📍 Chinese Ice House (Guanye Street Store) ❷ "Macau Wall" on Guanye Street 📍McDonald's (Quanfu New Village Store, Jiaye Pavilion, Block 2) ❸-❹ The window-like "Macau Wall" + green road sign 📍A-Ma Street (super suitable for Citywalk!) ❺ Pink building with beautiful view of Sai Wan Lake 📍Yi Wan Alley ❻-❼ Along the shore of Sai Wan Lake 📍Avenida da Minguo (Macau Tower and Sai Wan Bridge in the same frame!) ❽-❾ Hidden ways to shoot the Ruins of St. Paul’s: ① Using the statue as a reference ② Shooting from above the fortress (easily avoid the crowds!) ❿ Same style as National Geographic! The ancient and modern interweaving 📍 Guia Alley (Meijia Building) ❶❶-❶❷ The Venetian 2nd floor terrace (so many beautiful angles!) ❶❸ Londoner Bridge of Stars, 3rd floor corner 🌉 ❶❹ 1966 original London bus 🚌 📍Londoners door ❶❺ The uphill road to Senate Square (the telephoto shot is super impactful!) ❶❻ The 📍Fengtang Alley full of fireworks ❶❼ Super dopamine 📍 Coloane Library ❶❽ The futuristic 📍Mopos Hotel lobby elevator 🚶 3 one-day routes ❶ Macau Peninsula Route Guia Street→Algarve de Fong Tong→Macau Fortress→Ruins of St. Paul’s→Church of Our Lady of the Rosary→Senado Square→Algarve de Barra→Algarve de I-Wan→Avenida de la Repubblica ❷ Taipa Route Guanye Street→Parisian→Venetian→Londoner→Wynn Palace ❸ Coloane Route Coloane Pier→ Andrew's Cafe→ Coloane Library→ October 5th Road Hurry and rush to Macau with your camera! Every corner can be used to take a blockbuster photo that will go viral on WeChat Moments～💥

                  —— 🍃Macau Peninsula in April-May is too comfortable!                   —— 🚌【Traffic】 ▪️ Bus: 6 MOP/trip, basically can reach between attractions, change change in advance is more convenient ▪️ Walking: The old town attractions are super dense, wear a pair of sneakers can stroll and eat all day ▪️ Free bus: hotel shuttle can be rubbed to Taipa / gate can save fare (The stone roads in the old town are perfect for pressing the road, but remember to wear comfortable shoes when going uphill and downhill~)                   —— 📸【Must-See Attractions】 ▫️ Grand Samba Archway: the least crowded before 9 am! ▫️Overview Lighthouse: Super effortless ride up the mountain, a postcard perspective overlooking the Macau Peninsula ▫️Crazy Hall Slanted Alley: Macaron-colored Portuguese-style building complex, each building has a sense of story ▫️Bishop Hill Chapel: A locally owned sunset viewing platform, even the street lights are in the shape of love you (It is recommended to bring a film filter APP, the light and shadow of the old town are movie screenshots!)                   —— 🍴【Food Radar】 ✔️ Portuguese tart: caramel crispy shell + milky creamy, eat within 10 minutes from the oven is the soul ✔️ Pork chop bun: Look for thick cut bone-in pork chop, bread should be baked crispy and not dry ✔️Wooden pudding: A cool dessert sprinkled with biscuit crumbs, like eating clouds ✔️ Bamboo Noodles: Shrimp seed stir-fried noodles with earth fish soup, fresh to dance with eyebrows (Afternoon tea set at a cha chaan teng is the best deal! Iced milk tea + western toast can be done for MOP 30 per person~)                   —— 🏨【Accommodation Guide】 🔸Historic District: Stay in a Portuguese old house renovated B&B, push the window is the church bell 🔸New Port Area: Hotel chains gather, 5 minutes walk to Fisherman's Wharf 🔸 Value for money TIP: Midweek is half cheaper than weekend! (Want to experience the exotic style? Choose an old house with floral tile floors + cast iron balconies for a super feel!)                   —— 🛍️ [Shopping Eggs] 🌟Hang Kee Souvenirs: Almond cakes and preserved meat are roasted and sold, you can eat enough to try them 🌟Portuguese Grocery Store: Painted tile refrigerator magnets are half cheaper than attractions 🌟Market Egg: Weekend Kang Gong Night Market has handmade Portuguese blue pattern soap, souvenirs niche does not hit the model (Remember to leave your boarding baggage allowance when buying souvenirs! Meat products cannot be brought on board the plane.)                   —— 🌟【Practical Tips】 ⚠️ Cash: Prepare 500 MOP change enough, 95% of stores can scan the code to pay ⚠️ Socket: Remember to bring a conversion head! Macau uses the British standard three-prong plug ⚠️ Weather: Showers started in May, folding sunny umbrella stuffed in the bag is the safest ⚠️Etiquette: Take off your hat when entering the church, ask "please" before shooting residents' buildings (Don't panic when it suddenly rains! It's romantic to have a latte at the corner coffee shop and wait for the rain to stop.)                   —— 📅【3 Day Route Reference】 DAY1: Grand Samba Archway → Love Alley → Rose Hall → Lu Family House → Night tour of Fulong New Street DAY2: East Lookout Fort → Tower Stone Square → Crazy Hall Slanted Alley → Sunset at Fisherman’s Wharf DAY3: Bishop Hill → Ma Gao Temple → Macau Tourist Tower → Black Sand Beach Daze (No need to stick to celebrity photo spots! In the old town, you can be surprised if you turn into a slope alley~)                   —— 💡【Hidden Play】 🧡 Take the 26 bus around the peninsula tour, the first row of the second floor visually comparable to a sightseeing bus 💛 Collect street corner blue and white tile street signs, spelled into a nine-square grid super commemorative 💚Go to St. Augustine's Church on Sunday morning and you will most likely meet the choir 💙 Go to Garth Lane Garden in the evening, pink fortress + blue jacaranda statue break into the fairy tale (Many museums are free on Wednesdays! Remember to glance at the bulletin board in passing~)                   —— 🌸Macau Peninsula is best suited for "slow tour" mode, those guides are not written: →The second floor of the vegetable market hides a Michelin recommendation of 40 per capita →The church pews have Chinese poems carved by the Portuguese a hundred years ago → Old-fashioned barbershops can also experience the traditional "flying hair" craft → The nostalgic stamp book sold at the newsstand, stamp collectors couldn't move after looking at it                   —— 🍃 Tired of shopping, I casually drilled into a tea stall, watching my grandmother wrap freshly baked walnut cakes in kraft paper, my grandfather holding a newspaper and chatting in Cantonese. The time here seems to be pressed 0.5 times the speed, even the wind blowing in front of the meeting pavilion brings the gentleness of the century-old city ~

#Macau Attractions Compared with the splendor of Taipa, I prefer the life-filled alleys of the Macau Peninsula, which hide the most authentic Macau style. Wandering through the streets of the peninsula, every brick and tile tells the story of history. The colorful Portuguese-style architectural scales, under the sunlight, reflect mottled light and shadow, a casual shot is a large piece. There is always a long queue in front of Andrew Bakery in Roadhouse, freshly baked egg tarts are fragrant, crispy crust wrapped in tender fillings, take a bite, the satisfaction is instantly pulled. The area around Tai Samba is bustling with people. But just turn into the alley next to it and you can find a moment of tranquility. Here, time seems to have slowed down. There are no hurried footsteps, only leisurely residents and travelers who come here. The narrow streets are lined with various specialty shops, old objects from antique shops, and stories of old times are narrated. On the Macau Peninsula, stop and go, every place is beautiful scenery, every moment can reap a different emotion.

The restaurant is open on October 5th Street. It is crowded at night, so it is best to call in advance to make a reservation. It is a bit far to walk there, so it is better to take a bus. The food mainly features Shunde cuisine, and there are many other nostalgic foods for you to choose from. The taste is really delicious, the price is acceptable, and the waiters are super nice.