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

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

#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.

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

Siomai, rice balls🍙, fish balls, dumplings, glutinous rice🐔! ! ! ! Open behind the school...I crave this bite every time I pass by😭 There are really many local neighbors coming to the store! ! ! Be sure to try their popular rice balls! ! If you don’t eat it, you will regret it series And you have to come early or make a reservation, it’s easy to be sold out😭 Freshly made every day~The refrigerator is full of various flavors🍙 The ingredients used in his house are all made with great care~ The size is quite big, usually 1-2 is enough. Fish siomai, pork siomai, beef siomai, tangerine peel fish eggs...it's really delicious topped with the boss's secret sauce! The siomai are all handmade👍 Cabbage and pork dumplings with thin skin and large fillings, full of gravy and the aroma of fried chicken~ The glutinous rice chicken with scallops and egg yolk is so delicious! ! ! It’s full of chicken, scallops, sausages, mushrooms and salted egg yolks~ Nuojiji is so satisfying. Cold brew tea, coffee, and beer are all great 🖼：Eat every day 📍: 2A, G/F, Bayside House, Shao Hui Lu Street (behind Shao Hui Road Park)

Today we head to the Macau Peninsula. From the Parisian Hotel, there is a bus that takes us directly to Senado Square. Nanping Yaxu → Cangzhou Coffee → Lun Kee Smooth Rice Rolls → Ruins of St. Paul's, Love Lane, Senado Square → Yee Shun Double Skin Milk → Rua da Felicidade → Health Milk Company → Chan Kong Kei Roast Meat → Shopping at nearby department stores and supermarkets → Macau Government Headquarters → Lilau Square → A-Ma Temple → Win to Congee 【Attractions】 1. Ruins of St. Paul's, Love Lane, Senado Square Walking from Senado Square to the Ruins of St. Paul's, you will pass by the St. Dominic's Church and many shops. You will see the Ruins of St. Paul's! We arrived around 10 AM, and it was already a bit crowded. On the left side, there is a Love Lane where you can take photos. After taking photos, you can head back and see the Ruins of St. Paul's from a different angle. Some people also take photos with the Ruins of St. Paul's here. There is a %ARABICA coffee shop in Love Lane where you can take a break and have a cup of coffee. 2. Rua da Felicidade This is a historic and red-light district in Macau. After renovation, it has become a commercial street. There is a famous bakery called Choi Heong Yuen Bakery nearby, but we didn't buy anything this time. 3. Macau Government Headquarters Since we had to wait until 5:30 PM for dinner, we slowly walked from Senado Square to A-Ma Temple. On the way, we saw this pink building and took some photos. Later, we found out it was the Macau Government Headquarters. 4. Lilau Square We also slowly walked here. Although we have been to Macau many times, this is our first time here. Lilau Square is a historic site in Macau, where the Portuguese first settled. 5. A-Ma Temple A-Ma Temple mainly worships the goddess Mazu. It is built against the mountain and faces the sea. The appearance is different from temples in Taiwan, and it is not as large, but it is still very popular. 【Food】 1. Nanping Yaxu This is a very retro restaurant where locals dine. We ordered a deluxe egg and char siu sandwich and a Shao Ong. The char siu in the sandwich is very tender, paired with soft eggs and fluffy toast. The Shao Ong tastes like a mix between a donut and a twin? It is very delicious. 2. Cangzhou Coffee Highly recommended by locals and media as the best egg tart in Macau. We bought an egg tart and a pineapple bun to go. The egg tart is made in a metal mold, with a crispy outer layer and a melt-in-your-mouth filling. It is less greasy than Portuguese egg tarts, but I still prefer Andrew's egg tarts. The pineapple bun didn't leave much of an impression. 3. Lun Kee Smooth Rice Rolls We ordered a scallion and egg rice roll. The sauces include sweet soy sauce, peanut sauce, and hoisin sauce. The rice roll is smooth and elastic. The owner could tell we were from Taiwan and was very friendly. 4. Yee Shun Double Skin Milk/Health Milk Company Yee Shun Double Skin Milk: This is a must-visit shop every time we come to Macau. We ordered the famous double skin milk. The first layer of milk skin is formed by heating and cooling the milk. The texture is creamy and smooth, with a rich milk flavor. It is very delicious. Health Milk Company: Located near Rua da Felicidade. We ordered the hot double skin milk here. The texture is more solid, but I found the owner's attitude not as good. 5. Chan Kong Kei Roast Meat Located on the Macau Peninsula. It was too crowded during lunchtime, so we came back after shopping in the nearby area when it was less crowded. The restaurant is clean and bright. Since we had eaten too much, we only ordered a three-flavor roast platter (duck, char siu, and soy sauce chicken). All three flavors were good, but the price was a bit high, almost NT$1,000. 6. Win to Congee Located near A-Ma Temple. You can make a reservation online. We pre-ordered the Wasabi Shredded Chicken and ordered the Bubbling Clams. We had high expectations for the shredded chicken, but it was full of wasabi, making it very spicy. We had to rinse it with hot water before eating. Besides the chicken, there were also taro shreds. The Bubbling Clams had clams and a lot of garlic. We also ordered some vegetables. By the end, it was very salty but still tasty.

For a 3-day tour in Macau, spend the first day on Taipa Island, the second on the Peninsula, and the third on Coloane Island. For the other two days' routes, please refer to my other notes. Taipa Island is mainly known for its hotels, while the Peninsula is where the old streets are, brimming with Macanese culture. 🔹 Macau Peninsula Route: Fisherman's Wharf--Guia Lighthouse--Calçada do Amparo--Ruins of St. Paul's (Macau Museum, Monte Fort, Na Tcha Temple)--Love Lane--St. Dominic's Church--Senado Square (Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau Building)--Rua da Felicidade--Grand Lisboa Macau--Guia Hill Viewing Platform--Escada do Coxo--A-Ma Temple 🔹 Complete the route with 25,000 steps. Search for the place names and follow the navigation. The various alleys of the old streets have a strong local flavor, and there are all kinds of delicacies along the way, no need to search deliberately. 🔹 Detailed Introduction: 1. Fisherman's Wharf: Ancient Roman architecture, by the sea, suitable for photography 2. Guia Lighthouse: Overlooking the Grand Lisboa Hotel 3. Calçada do Amparo: Dopamine Portuguese architecture, with stairs, good for photography 4. Ruins of St. Paul's: You can go up from the museum sign, take the elevator all the way, and come down the other side without backtracking, and you can see the surrounding old houses 5. Love Lane: Dopamine Portuguese architecture, right next to the Ruins of St. Paul's, quick to visit 6. St. Dominic's Church: You can go in for photography 7. Senado Square: Just take photos 8. Rua da Felicidade: The same angle as in 'National Geographic' 9. Grand Lisboa Macau: The same angle as the Casino King 10. Guia Hill Viewing Platform: You can see the Macau Tower, and the nearby villas are the residential area for the wealthy in Macau 11. Escada do Coxo: A photogenic spot, pink buildings, all the way to the sea, with the Macau Tower in the background 12. A-Ma Temple: World cultural heritage, very popular, open from 8:00-18:00 🔹 Other Tips: 1. You can also do this route in reverse; if it gets too late, A-Ma Temple will be closed 2. You can take the same photo at Rua da Felicidade, then take a bus to A-Ma Temple, Escada do Coxo, and in the evening you can take pictures of the Macau Tower and the bridge at night from Guia Hill, and then go to Grand Lisboa for night views 3. The old town area of the Peninsula has sloped roads, so comfortable shoes are needed 4. If you are in Macau for 3 days, you can split this day's itinerary into two days for more comfort 5. I spent the first day on Taipa, the second day on the Peninsula to Grand Lisboa and then returned to the hotel, the third day on Coloane Island with plenty of time, so I could go to A-Ma Temple and Escada do Coxo in the morning For the other two days' routes, please refer to my other detailed notes.

when I was going to Macau I didn't have a thing in mind. I just wanted to get away from my mundane days. i booked a train, then the hotel, then boom im.in Macau #impulsive. but the 3 days I was there were quite peaceful which is wierd because Macau is always bussing. but I found myself a nice hotel on the peninsula and it was quite nice. the food wasnt bad either and you can pay using hongkong dollar, Macau peso or mainland alipay and WeChat, which was very convinient. overall I liked it. and next time I will explore more and more.

#澳门景点 The first impression of Fu Ji Seafood Porridge Self-service Restaurant located in the old town of Macau is that it is bustling and noisy. This time-honored snack bar is located in a narrow alley, but it is always crowded with people coming and going. As soon as you push open the wooden door of Fu Ji, you are greeted by the aroma of steaming porridge mixed with the tempting aroma of various fragrant stews, which makes you forget your image and drool. Although the interior of the shop is small, it is neatly arranged. On one side is a steaming pot filled with a variety of delicious stews, soups and porridge bases. We lined up and selected our favorite ingredients. The proprietresses greeted us warmly and hospitably and poured the hot soup into our bowls one by one. As you take the first bite, the extremely fragrant porridge immediately explodes on your taste buds. Add in a variety of tender and smooth stews and hot ingredients, and the taste is rich and delicious. The entire dining process was filled with a unique lively and noisy atmosphere, as if you were in a passionate food festival. This time-honored congee shop not only allowed us to feast on our appetites and taste authentic Macau flavors, but also allowed us to deeply appreciate the unique human touch of this place where Eastern and Western cultures meet. It was truly an unforgettable food experience.

🏍️Iron Equator Macau Heavy Locomotive Collection § Free attractions in Macau Bringing together collector’s edition heavy-duty motorcycles from all over the world, Each unit has its own gorgeous design, Like a piece of art! The exhibition venue is not big, so it is recommended for motorcycle fans to go. ⏰Business hours: 24 hours 📍Location: Floor M, 4th Floor, "Kampik Casino", Peninsula Macau #澳门 #澳门attractions # macau peninsula

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#wheretogo The journey to Macau's Old City Center from the Cotai Strip was an adventure in itself. Once I arrived, the vibrant and lively atmosphere of the area immediately caught my attention. The streets were filled with a diverse mix of people, both locals and tourists, which created a dynamic and bustling environment. Wandering through the narrow, winding streets of the old city, I felt like I was transported back in time. The well-preserved architecture and historical buildings provided a glimpse into Macau's rich heritage. The fusion of Portuguese and Chinese influences in the architecture and design added to the unique charm of the area. One of the most delightful aspects of my exploration was the abundance of authentic local eateries and bakeries. I couldn't resist trying some of the local delicacies, and each bite was a burst of flavors. From savory dishes to delectable pastries, the Old City Center offered a wide array of culinary delights, making it a food lover's paradise. The crowds, though substantial, added to the authenticity of the experience. It was evident that many people, both residents and tourists, were drawn to this area to savor its unique ambiance. The lively street scenes, the aroma of local dishes wafting through the air, and the friendly interactions with locals all contributed to a memorable day of exploration. In the end, my aimless walk through the Macau Old City Center turned out to be an enriching cultural experience. It allowed me to connect with the local culture, history, and cuisine on a deep and personal level, and I left with a sense of appreciation for this vibrant and authentic part of Macau. It's a place that I would highly recommend to anyone looking to immerse themselves in the heart of the city.

GongYu Chinese tea and Dimsum. Located near Makok temple, an old style yumcha restaurant opened around 4am quite early in the morning. Nice food and service is good.