[2025 Macau Stay] Travel Guide for Hotel Lisboa (Updated Jan)

#coupletravel #100waysoftravel 3-Day Macau Itinerary for Couples [Day 1: Classic Macau] Begin your exploration of Macau with a visit to the Macau Tower. The observation deck offers stunning panoramic views of the city, and for the thrill-seekers, there’s the Skywalk or bungee jumping experience. After soaking in the sights, head to the Ruins of St. Paul’s, an iconic landmark with a rich history dating back to the 17th century. For lunch, stop by Lord Stow’s Bakery to enjoy their renowned Portuguese egg tarts, a local delicacy. In the afternoon, stroll through Senado Square, a charming area filled with historic architecture and colorful buildings. End your day with dinner at A Lorcha, where you can indulge in authentic Portuguese cuisine. Afterward, make your way to The Venetian Macao, where you can wander through its lavish interiors, take a romantic gondola ride, and explore the Grand Canal Shoppes. [Day 2: Culture and Leisure] Start your second day with a visit to Taipa Village. Wander through its narrow streets, admire the traditional shops, and explore the historical Our Lady of Carmo Chapel. From Taipa, head to Coloane Village for a quieter atmosphere and visit the A-Ma Cultural Village to experience local culture. For lunch, enjoy a traditional Portuguese meal at Fernando’s Restaurant, known for its delicious dishes and relaxed ambiance. In the afternoon, make your way to Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, where you can explore themed attractions, indulge in some shopping, and enjoy various entertainment options. Treat yourselves to a luxurious dinner at Robuchon au Dôme, a Michelin-starred restaurant located in The Grand Lisboa. After dinner, head to the Cotai Strip, a bustling area known for its vibrant nightlife. Whether you choose to try your luck at a casino or simply enjoy a cocktail at a stylish bar, the evening promises a lively and enjoyable experience. [Day 3: Relaxation and Romance] On your final day, start with a serene visit to Hac Sa Beach. Take a relaxing stroll along the shore or simply enjoy a peaceful morning by the sea. For lunch, savor a refined Cantonese meal at Lai Heen, located in the Four Seasons Hotel. In the afternoon, explore the luxurious MGM Cotai, known for its impressive art installations and tranquil spaces. Wrap up your trip with dinner in the Grand Lisboa known for its exceptional cuisine. If your visit coincides with the Macau Light Festival, enjoy the spectacular light displays around the city. Alternatively, you can unwind with a romantic evening stroll along the waterfront or relax at a cozy café. #trip #couple #holiday #macau #itinerary

| What a City～ah～ah～🫡。🔶Zhuhai 1 night - Macau 1 day 1 night - Hong Kong 2 days 1 night - Shenzhen 1 night Special Forces Strategy is here～Maps, routes, and check-in points are at the end! 💰You need to prepare some cash, but not too much. We prepared 1,000 HKD for two people and only used 200🤭 Day 0: ✈️Hangzhou-Zhuhai 20:25-22:45 🚌Airport-Hotel: Take the airport bus from Zhuhai Airport to Gongbei Port (there will be an airport bus as long as there are flights landing, so don't worry about flight delays. Zhuhai Airport is not big, it only takes a few minutes to walk to the entrance. You can buy tickets on-site or through the Zhuhai Airport Express WeChat mini-program. The departure staff will call out) 🏨Stay one night at Zhuhai All Seasons Hotel Gongbei Port Branch, walk 10 minutes to the port the next day, and cross the port to Macau～ Day 1: Macau🇲🇴 🔔Pass through Hong Kong and Macau with the Hong Kong and Macau Pass, fingerprint, and keep the printed pass receipt. The hotel needs a copy. 📡About the network: China Mobile - Gold Card users have 5G overseas data or can purchase an overseas data package for 8.8 per day. Purchase in advance, turn on roaming after crossing the port, and you can use it! 🏨: Stay one night at Macau Art Hotel (check-in at 3 PM, check-out at 11 AM, delivery cannot be sent upstairs) 🚌Gongbei Port-Hotel: Turn left after exiting the port, there is a free shuttle bus to Ponte 16 (purple canopy and bus), walk 10 minutes or take a bus 【Peninsula Half Day】 Grand Lisboa Hotel (check-in like the gambling king) — St. Dominic's Church — Love Lane — Ruins of St. Paul's — Rua da Felicidade — Dongwangyang Street — Rua do Campo — Camoes Garden — Grand Lisboa Hotel — Walk to Wynn Macau to take the shuttle bus to MGM Cotai 【Taipa Half Day】 Get off at MGM Cotai — Wynn Palace (fountain, cable car) — The Londoner Macao — The Parisian Macao — The Venetian Macao — Take the bus back to the hotel Day 2: Macau🇲🇴→Hong Kong🇭🇰 🚌Hotel-Port: Take bus 101X to Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Port - Golden Bus - Hong Kong-Macau Shuttle Bus, departs when full, self-service machine 65 MOP/person, about 45 minutes, Alipay and WeChat are accepted, follow the signs to get on the bus, follow the signs to take bus 21A to the hotel at the Hong Kong port 🏨Stay one night at Metropark Hotel Mongkok 🏃: Mongkok — Yau Ma Tei — Jordan — Tsim Sha Tsui - Victoria Harbour Day 3: Hong Kong🇭🇰 🏃: Eat morning tea at Sun Hing Restaurant — Tsim Sha Tsui — Star Ferry Pier take the Star Ferry or MTR to Central — Kennedy Town take the Ding Ding Tram — Causeway Bay — Return to the hotel to get luggage — Take the MTR for 42 minutes to Luohu Port and return to Shenzhen 🏨Stay one night at Atour Hotel Huaqiangbei Day 4: Return Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen Central Park 🚄Shenzhen-Hangzhou 14:30-20:36

Macau is my happy hometown! Leave it to me, sisters! Follow the guide below to fully enjoy! 🟡 Travel Preparation: 1. ID card + Hong Kong and Macau Pass 2. Data package 3. Exchange for Macau currency (not too much, more convenient than Hong Kong, supports online payment) 🟣 Macau is mainly divided into two areas Cotai (glitz and glamour) Macau Peninsula (old city charm, suitable for citywalk) 🔵 Cotai route: The Venetian - The Londoner - The Parisian MGM Hotel Studio City Wynn Palace 🟢 Macau Peninsula route: Rua do Cunha - Grand Lisboa - Mercy Hall - Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - Church of Our Lady of the Rosary Rua da Felicidade - Monte Fort - Calçada da Igreja de S. Lázaro (Colorful Houses) - Guia Lighthouse - Guia Hill - Lou Lim Ieoc Garden - Old Lisboa - Wynn Macau 🔴 Gourmet Spots Near Ruins of St. Paul's: Nga Kee Curry Hoi King Ice Room Zi Yat Heen Egg Waffles Serradura Lemon Cello Others: Portas do Sol Noodle Shop (Double Sauce Thick Noodles + Sausage + Soft-boiled Egg) 🔸 Highly recommended Sing Kee Congee Mak Mak Macanese Food Blacksmith Tofu Pudding 🔸 Highly recommended Near Rua do Cunha: Lord Stow's Bakery Century Coffee Shop - Pork Chop Bun, Peanut Butter French Toast Lo Day Beef Offal Wing Kei Beef Offal Mok Yi Kei Durian Ice Cream Cheung Chau Glutinous Rice Dumplings Dino Burger - Peanut Butter Beef Cheeseburger 🟤 Cute shops you must visit！！！！！！ Cookie purezone 10 Sou Keng Vai Street, Macau Barbie love (Main Island, Cotai) Macau Special Administrative Region, Freguesia de Santo António, Avenida do Conselheiro Ferreira de Almeida n.14-14C, MO

🚗🚗🚗Travel route: Day1: Ruins of St. Paul's→Macau Fisherman's Wharf→Senate Square→Hotel Lisboa Macau→Wynn Macau→A-Ma Temple→Grand Lisboa Macau→Wynn Palace→The Londoner Macao→Grand Lisboa Macau Day2: The Parisian Macao→The Venetian Macao→Taipa Ferry Terminal

This is the first time to go abroad with my family after the epidemic, and it is also the first time to use the flight-and-win method. Booking air tickets and hotels is easy and relatively cheap. #familytravel This time I flew with StarLux Airline. The new aircraft has new equipment and the screen is easy to operate. The Macau Hotel District is simply a world expo. The buildings of several countries are displayed in the same place, which makes people feel fresh and interesting. The hotels are connected to each other, or you can go to another hotel through the hotel. I particularly recommend the pearl milk at the MGM Hotel. It is really delicious. You must try it. We stayed at the Lisboa Hotel. The hotel’s free shuttle bus saved a lot of transportation costs. To get to Ruins of St. Paul’s, you can take the Lisboa Hotel, Wynn Hotel or MGM Hotel shuttle bus. To get to Guanye Street, you can take the shuttle bus. Walk towards the Venetian Hotel. We also took a bus to see the cityscape of Macau, and then returned to the Lisboa Hotel to take the shuttle bus back to the Lisboa Hotel. Maybe it’s a holiday, so Guanye Street and Ruins of St. Paul’s are crowded, and you have to queue up for famous delicacies. There are also many people in the food court of the Venetian Hotel. You have to avoid meal times to get a seat. Spending in hotels and tourist areas is not cheap. . It is best to exchange some Macau Pataca first, so that you can use it when you go out to eat or shop on the same day, so you don’t have to go to banks to exchange. Hotels can only exchange Hong Kong dollars, which is universal in Macau. The Hotel Lisboa I stayed at this time was very comfortable. The rooms were large and clean. The hotel had its own fragrance, and there were also department stores and restaurants. If you want to go abroad for a little while and don’t have much time, you can choose to relax in Macau.

#2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #wintergetaway Hotel tower were built in 1970 by Stanley Ho, Teddy Yip, Yip Hon and Henry Fok. A 270-room extension was added in 1991 for a total of 927 rooms. This expansion was partly done in competition with the newly opened Wynn Macau, located right next to the original Casino Lisboa. It’s has been awarded three stars by the Michelin Guide in 2008

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#bucketlistreboot Relax and unwind in the luxurious Deluxe Room with a Turkish steam bath, 60-centimetre diameter Rain Shower, Jacuzzi, 40-inch television with 5.1 surround sound and a built-in mirror TV in the bathroom. The plush interior will offer you an unforgettable experience of luxury, comfort and style. Nice clean tidy maintained hotel off Avenida de Liberdade - a 10 minute walk to Restauadores and Rossio Squares. The room was a good size. Bathroom also a good size. Good force of water in shower. Towels replaced frequently. I thought we should’ve stayed closer to the action in Rossio maybe but it was quite hectic around there and actually the Avenida was quieter so the extra 10 minutes walk was a small price to pay. Quiet and safe neighbourhood with supermarket across street. Some nice little bars down Liberdade and back streets and pastry/coffee shops for breakfast.

✅ Hotel Lisboa Macau is located in the center of the Macau Peninsula. It is the first five-star hotel in Macau, a classic landmark hotel with a unique style. 🌈 The hotel's unique birdcage shape, gorgeous art lobby, luxurious and elegant rooms, and warm and thoughtful service are impressive. ✔️ The hotel is in an excellent location, surrounded by commercial and gourmet restaurants. The Ruins of St. Paul's and other attractions are within walking distance, and the bus stops are easily accessible. ✔️ The rooms are clean and tidy, with high-quality facilities. The bathroom sink and tiles are very beautiful, and the large windows offer a wide view of the Macau-Taipa Bridge during the day and the dazzling scenery at night. ✔️ The hotel offers a free shuttle service to the airport, ports, and piers. 📍 Hotel: Hotel Lisboa Macau 📍 Address: 2-4 Avenida de Lisboa, Macau Peninsula

🌟🌟🌟[Must-visit Macau Guide]🌟🌟🌟 📸🌺 Want to experience the bustling city and fireworks? Come to Macau! This city not only has charming old streets, but also old houses and buildings that will make your heart flutter! Don't worry, I'll tell you how to take old street photos with feeling!📸🌺 [Old Street Photography Guide]✨✨✨ 🏘️🌟 Recommended Dongwangyang Street Old Street is the soul of Macau, and they contain countless stories. Here, you can find ancient houses and buildings that exude a strong historical atmosphere. Don't forget to bring your camera and capture these precious moments! Macau is full of tall buildings, half of which are purple and golden lights, and half of which are street fireworks. Standing on top of a tall building and overlooking the entire city, you will be captivated by this magnificent view!

🌟The art exhibitions at Hotel Lisboa are a must-see. 👍The Jade Dragon Boat (second picture) is carved from a single piece of jade and polished. It is based on the scene of Emperor Qianlong's visit to the south of the Yangtze River, so it is decorated with exquisite dragon and phoenix patterns. The Jade Dragon Boat is 183 cm high, 30 cm wide, and 2.1 m long, making it the largest jade boat in existence. 👍The Jade Rooster (first picture) is carved from a piece of translucent jadeite. The entire jade rooster is very majestic, with a jade ruyi in its mouth, a pen holder with the words "a panoramic view of the mountains" on the side, and a pile of mushrooms under its feet. The owner of the hotel was born in the year of the rooster, and this jade sculpture is a rare piece among all the "rooster jade sculptures."

Manila to Macao , Macau to Manila. Is convenient to travel for tourist where Las Vegas in is Macau . #lasvegas #macau #lisboa

⭕️Let's get straight to the point. The route map is already quite clear, but here's the order in detail: Start from Gongbei Port👉Grand Lisboa👉Leal Senado Square👉Municipal Affairs Bureau👉Church of Our Lady of Rosary👉Souvenir Street👉Love Lane👉Ruins of St. Paul's👉Museum of Sacred Art and Crypt👉Mount Fortress👉Macau Museum👉Travessa da Paixão👉Rua da Ressurreição👉Jardim de Vasco da Gama👉Lisboa👉Wynn Macau👉MGM Macau👉MGM Cotai👉Wynn Palace👉The Londoner Macao👉The Parisian Macao👉Seac Pai Van Park👉The Venetian Macao👉Rua do Cunha👉Galaxy Macau👉Gongbei Port 🔆It seems like there are many places to visit, but one day is enough. Many people have followed this route, and I've also walked it myself before writing it down‼️These are all places in Macau worth visiting, and they're all covered in this route. From Travessa da Paixão to Rua da Ressurreição, you can also experience the local street atmosphere. After all, you can't just go to the places where tourists usually go when you come to Macau🔥 Here are the descriptions of each attraction: Peninsula (⚠️): Grand Lisboa: There are collections of Mr. Ho, and you can store items. Leal Senado Square: It used to be the location of the government. Holy House of Mercy: It is a neoclassical style building. Church of Our Lady of Rosary: It is very beautiful and famous. Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro: It is equivalent to the "Rua do Cunha" of the Peninsula. Souvenir Street: You can taste for free. Love Lane: It is very suitable for taking pictures. Ruins of St. Paul's: Needless to say, it is a landmark attraction in Macau. The crypt behind the Ruins of St. Paul's: If you are interested, you can go and see. Mount Fortress: It used to be the core of Macau's defense. Macau Museum: If you are interested, you can visit. Travessa da Paixão: There is a group of Portuguese-style buildings. Rua da Ressurreição: You can take photos of the same style as National Geographic magazine. Jardim de Vasco da Gama: It is very suitable for girls to take pictures. Lisboa: It is suitable for taking "successful people" photos. Wynn Macau: The money tree check-in point and the water and fire fountain are not to be missed. MGM Macau: The milk tea is very good, and there are a variety of pastries and drinks. Cotai (⚠️): Wynn Palace: You can take the cable car for free, and there are Portuguese egg tarts. MGM Cotai: There is a flying fish performance. The Londoner Macao: There is a British performance. The Parisian Macao: There is an Eiffel Tower view. The Venetian Macao: The artificial sky and canal are very distinctive. Rua do Cunha: Food Street. Galaxy Macau: The performance in the Diamond Lobby is wonderful. ‼️The last bus of the Galaxy Fortune Car is at 23:00, everyone should pay attention to the time arrangement. The Macau bus costs 6 yuan💰 no matter where you go, and does not support scanning code payment. Cash can be used in RMB, HKD or MOP. If you want to experience the light rail, the light rail ticket machine only supports MOP, and Alipay needs to be processed at the manual window. ✅I personally feel that this day trip is not too tiring and can play fun places. Multi-day tours are relatively expensive for food and accommodation, and not necessary. Subsequent other strategies (such as the time of various performances, etc.) will be updated slowly, thank you for your support!🙏 ‼️‼️1G of data is enough, the Wi-Fi in the casino is very easy to use, and it is fully covered.

Visited this bustling city with crowded neighbourhoods, colonial-style buildings, colourful casinos. With an iconic building representing the history of the nation, The Cathedral of St. Paul is an attraction no one should miss. #Ruins of st paul

Friends! Here is a 4-day travel guide to Macau, including itinerary planning, attraction suggestions, and food recommendations. Take it now to make your trip to Macau easy and satisfying! -- Itinerary: Day 1: The Venetian Macao Resort -> Gondola Ride at The Venetian Macao Start your magical journey! Experience the bustling atmosphere at The Venetian Macao Resort and then take a gondola ride to feel the tranquility and romance of the Venetian water city. Day 2: Ruins of St. Paul's -> Senado Square -> St. Dominic's Church -> Leal Senado Building -> The Venetian Macao Resort Travel through Macau's history and modernity, from the Ruins of St. Paul's to The Venetian Macao Resort, and experience the unique charm of the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures. Day 3: The Parisian Macao Eiffel Tower -> Wynn Palace -> Wynn Palace SkyCab -> Wynn Fountain Show Explore a luxurious journey, from the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao to Wynn Palace, and enjoy a magnificent high-end experience in Macau. Day 4: Rua do Cunha For shopaholics, this is a day of celebration. Discover your favorite treasures on Rua do Cunha, and be prepared with your wallet! -- Some tips: 1. Airport Transportation: Macau has a small but beautiful airport🛬. It's convenient to take a bus to the city center. Remember to bring some Hong Kong dollars! 2. Photo Spots: The Ruins of St. Paul's and A-Ma Temple are iconic buildings📸. Also, the boat-shaped Grand Lisboa Hotel is a must for photos! 3. Specialty Prices: Local products can be expensive💰. Even street vendors can be pricey, so be aware and avoid being scammed! 4. Food and Snacks: Portuguese egg tarts, pork chop buns, and handmade candies🍩 are must-tries, but watch out for high sugar content! 5. Itinerary Planning: There are many temples and museums, but don't make your schedule too tight🚶. Comfort and experience are the most important! 6. Theater Performances: Some hotels have wonderful shows🎭. Check the showtimes and ticket prices in advance. -- To unveil the mystery of Macau and experience a different Cantonese lifestyle, follow me. See you at our next stop!

This time in Macau, I chose to stay at the Lisboa Hotel, a property of Mr. Ho. Let's check it out! Room Facilities: From the lobby of this five-star hotel, you can feel the opulence everywhere. The rooms are spacious and wide. Although the facilities are somewhat dated, they clearly emphasize quality. Cost Performance: If you book online in advance, the price is more favorable. Currently, during the summer vacation, the non-weekend rate is about 1000 yuan per night, which is quite cost-effective. WiFi: The WiFi is excellent, with fast speeds and full coverage throughout the hotel. Bed: The bed is also large, the mattress is clean, and the bathroom is relatively clean. The staff is proactive, enthusiastic, and polite. Amenities: The swimming pool is not large but very high-end, and the gym is small but well-equipped. Room View: Our room had a view of the street outside, which was quite nice. It was a great experience, and I will come again next time.

Step into the grandiose world of Hotel Lisboa in Macau, where luxury meets cultural tapestry 🎭! Nestled in the bustling heart of the city, this iconic hotel dazzles with its golden exterior, especially when night falls and the city lights dance on its façade 🌆. Inside, it's an art lover's paradise with a blend of Chinese and Portuguese influences, sparkling crystal chandeliers, and vibrant mosaics that tell tales of opulence and attention to detail 🖼️. The hotel proudly houses Dr. Stanley Ho's private art collection, adding a touch of historical prestige to your stay. Indulge your palate with a selection from over 17,000 fine wines and spirits 🍷, perfectly paired with exquisite cuisine that promises a sensory delight. And when the sun sets, the hotel's nightclubs and concert venues come alive, offering a slice of Macau's electrifying nightlife 💃. For the explorers, Hotel Lisboa's central location is a gateway to Macau's shopping, attractions, and more, making every outing as convenient as it is exciting 🛍️. 📍Find your slice of splendor at 2-4 Avenida de Lisboa, Macau Peninsula, Macau, China. #Macau #MacauHotel #MacauTravel

The Grand Lisboa Hotel has stood in Macau since 1970, not only witnessing the booming development of Macau's tourism industry but also becoming a landmark building in the city center with its unique appearance. Stepping into the hotel is like entering a palace of art where Chinese and Portuguese cultures blend. The dazzling crystal chandeliers, the colorful mosaic decorations, and Dr. Stanley Ho's private collection of art pieces all reflect the hotel's ultimate pursuit of detail. Here, not only does one get to experience luxurious accommodation, but there is also a selection of over 17,000 fine wines and spirits from around the world, allowing guests to enjoy a feast of flavors while savoring delicious cuisine.

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.

#macauhotel Hotel Lisboa Macau is a five-star luxury hotel located at the southwest end of Avenida Avenida, Nan Bay, Macau. The hotel opened in 1970. It was the largest hotel in Macau at the time and the first five-star hotel in Macau✨ The hotel is luxuriously decorated with classic Portuguese design, the environment is full of nostalgia, and the hotel staff's service is also professional and attentive👍🏻 The room is spacious with plenty of natural light. The dark blue floor and small sofa paired with wooden furniture have a unique flavor. The furniture is also well maintained, clean and tidy. It is a very classic luxury hotel❤️

👉🏻 Prepare in advance: ◆Navigation: Amap ◆Currency Exchange: Available at the border ◆Bus fare: 6 MOP per ride, HKD is accepted but not exchanged, 'Prosperous Bus', most shops accept Alipay ‼️Important: Apply sunscreen, bring sunglasses, and if possible, an umbrella 10:30 Arrive at Zhuhai Station by high-speed train🚄 A few minutes' walk to the right from the exit is the Gongbei Port border crossing On weekends, it takes about 40min from the entrance to complete the border crossing First stop: Grand Lisboa 🚌Transport: Take the Grand Lisboa 'Prosperous Bus' after crossing the border 📷Photo spot: Successful person shot, walk straight for 100 meters towards the Lisboa Casino after getting off the bus (in front of the old Lisboa Hotel) Second stop: Ruins of St. Paul's 🚶Transport: 16min walk 📷Photo spot: Front of the Ruins of St. Paul's, the right slope, the big cannon, the big tree, the second-floor window of Uniqlo, the first-floor corridor of Uniqlo, nearby are the Church of St. Dominic, the Slope Street, and the Love Lane ✔Pork jerky and beef jerky specialty street is right here, try some samples Lemoncello not found, can eat while playing on Rua do Cunha. Third stop: Rua do Cunha 🚌Transport: Bus 22/28A/33, nice scenery along the way ✔Food street and snack street, stroll around and see many creatively decorated shops. Fourth stop: The Venetian, The Parisian, The Londoner, Wynn Palace 🚶Transport: Twenty-minute walk 👉🏻These places are all nearby, interconnected within the malls, accessible by walking, and are the coolest places. If you want to take beautiful photos without sweating, come here. 📍The Venetian: Indoor Venetian waterways 📍The Parisian: The park next door for photos of the Eiffel Tower 📍The Londoner: Balconies connecting The Venetian and The Londoner (there are several), the lights at night are dazzling 📍Wynn Palace: Sunset, fountains, cable cars, long queues required (didn't manage to go due to tight schedule) Return to the border 🚌: Take the 'Prosperous Bus' from the east wing lobby of The Londoner Hotel (at the entrance on the first floor) 🍛Delicacies: 👉🏻Delicacies near the Ruins of St. Paul's ▼MARK Coffee ▼Wheatfield Tea Room: Hand-beaten coffee seven times out of seventy 👉🏻Delicacies on Rua do Cunha ▼Lemoncello: Michelin handmade ice cream ▼Pin 247: di. standard ice cream, coffee, special croissants ▼San Hou Lei: Bird's nest fresh milk egg tarts 👉🏻Delicacies near the border ▼Golden Seahorse Tea Restaurant

DAY-1 🚄High-speed train: Guangzhou South-Zhuhai Station--Gongbei Port 🚶Details: Walk from the hotel to Guanye Street for food - Coloane Island (Hac Sa Beach) - Return to The Venetian at night for photos and shopping After eating on Guanye Street, take a bus for about half an hour to Coloane Island for photos. There's an Andrew's Egg Tart where you get off, and a little further ahead is Andrew's Coffee Shop and the beginning of October Road. Coloane Island has fewer people than Guanye Street, suitable for leisurely play. Note ⚠️ most shops close around seven o'clock. If you have time, you can also visit Hac Sa Beach. 🍲Food: (listed at the end) After visiting Coloane, return to Guanye Street in the evening for Portuguese cuisine, then head to The Venetian for photos and shopping; the entrance of The Londoner is perfect for a set of dazzling photos at night. 🛍️: Bought the long-coveted Aesop at The Venetian, got an extra sunscreen for the canvas bag, pretty good; a friend bought 2 pairs of pink Adidas training shoes. DAY-2 Macau Peninsula Wander and eat near Ruins of St. Paul's - Love Lane - Check-in at the old and new Lisboa Hotels - Return trip The next day we first stored our luggage (some hotels offer free storage) then went to MGM for 🆓 milk tea. Personally, I think the Peninsula side is more fun, with landmarks like the new and old Lisboa, Ruins of St. Paul's, Love Lane, etc.; this area also has a concentration of food spots, with cafes, milk tea shops, and bakeries all within walking distance. Unfortunately, the coffee shop we wanted to try (Ma Qingkang Coffee Shop) was closed, so we randomly chose a noodle shop, then walked to buy coffee. The chestnut coffee from Single Origin was delicious, the shop has 2 floors, and the owner is a very gentle sister. Besides tourists, foreigners also like to come to this shop. There are many small shops nearby, I really like the streets here, just walking around is photogenic! Also, the coffee from Pace is very good! Macau milk tea is also delicious! 🛍️: The pork chop bun near the Ruins of St. Paul's is very tasty, and there's a shop selling egg tart scented products next to it, bought a candle and a keychain; on the way back, stumbled upon a coffee shop named 3.1415926... felt interesting, couldn't resist taking a 'surprise around the corner' photo. tips: 1.💰: If you haven't had time to exchange foreign currency, it's very convenient to do so at the port, and you can also exchange back to RMB if you have any left; 2. Besides taking the bus, you can use Alipay for dining or shopping, which is very convenient; 3. For taxis, you can ask the hotel for help to call one, or use an app; 4. If you're only staying for one night, it's recommended to stay in Cotai, where there are many hotels and it's suitable for shopping at night; 📷Photo spots: Equipment: Fujifilm X-E4 1. Guanye Street p2-4 2. The entrance of The Londoner p6 (great lighting at night, very photogenic) 3. Coloane Island (colorful houses, mentioned in a previous note) 4. The old and new Lisboa 5. Peninsula streets p9-10

Macau is a unique travel destination that blends the essence of Eastern and Western cultures, and is also a city known for entertainment and relaxation. Whether you are interested in historical architecture or eager to try a variety of cuisines and entertainment activities, Macau can satisfy your needs. In this Macau travel guide, I will introduce you to some must-visit attractions and practical travel tips. Macau Historic Centre: The Historic Centre of Macau is one of the most charming and distinctive areas in Macau. You can visit historical buildings such as the Ruins of St. Paul's, A-Ma Temple, and the Senado Square. Stroll through the narrow lanes to experience the unique Portuguese architectural style and the ancient street atmosphere. The Venetian Macao: This integrated resort combines entertainment, shopping, dining, and accommodation. You can try your luck at the casino, enjoy world-class performances, and shop for fashionable brands in the shopping area. Additionally, the resort's interior design, which mimics the Venetian water city, is a highlight, offering a romantic gondola ride experience. Macau Tower: As one of Macau's iconic buildings, the Macau Tower is an observation tower approximately 338 meters high. You can take a high-speed elevator to the observation deck and enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of Macau. If you like thrilling experiences, you can also try the tower's bungee jumping activity. Ruins of St. Paul's Area: The Ruins of St. Paul's is one of Macau's iconic attractions, located in the tourist center of the Macau Peninsula. You can stroll in this area, admire the magnificent view of the Ruins of St. Paul's, and visit nearby famous buildings such as the Macau Museum and the Grand Lisboa Hotel. Macau Cuisine: Macau is famous for its unique culinary culture. You can taste authentic Portuguese egg tarts, Portuguese chicken, pork chop buns, and other traditional delicacies. In addition, Macau has many high-end restaurants and international cuisines for you to choose from. When traveling to Macau, here are some practical travel tips: Transportation: Macau has a well-developed public transportation system, including buses, taxis, and light rail. You can choose the appropriate mode of transportation according to your needs. Moreover, Macau also offers free sightseeing bus services, making it convenient for tourists to visit various attractions. Shopping: Macau is a shopping paradise where you can find a variety of international brands and local specialty products in shopping centers and streets. Duty-free shops are also a good place for shopping. Weather: Macau's summers are hot and humid, while winters are cool. Please check the local weather forecast before traveling and prepare appropriate clothing accordingly. Respect Local Culture: Macau is a place of cultural diversity, and respecting local customs and culture is very important. Macau is a vibrant and charming travel destination with a rich historical and cultural atmosphere. I hope this Macau travel guide helps you plan an unforgettable trip and enjoy Macau's cuisine, entertainment, and unique scenery!

Day two in Macau "Macau Peninsula" From our hotel———Grand Lisboa Hotel (luggage storage)————— ☞ Old Lisboa * A must-visit for successful people ☞ Wynn Macau * The Golden Tree of Wealth (12:00—22:00 on the hour) * The Water and Fire Fountain at the entrance ☞ Senado Square * Photo opportunity ☞ St. Dominic's Church * Visit and take photos (Please keep quiet during the visit) ☞ Rua da Felicidade * Stroll through the artistic street (great for walking and snapping pics with friends) ☞ Love Lane * Dopamine photo shoot (actually a very short alley) ☞ Ruins of St. Paul's * Take photos (crowded but photogenic spots everywhere) * Visit the museum (enter from the right side of the facade and go downstairs) * Ngau Kee Curry Delights (beef brisket noodles, crab roe lo mein) ☞ Before 17:00 Macau Museum (via elevator)☞ Monte Fort ☞ Calçada do Amparo * Artistic alley ☞ Rua da Esperança * Photo opportunity (this spot is absolutely amazing) "Bus"☞ to Fisherman's Wharf * Check-in at the Roman Colosseum architecture (visit in the afternoon) * Photo opportunity —————Prosperity Bus———Grand Lisboa (collect luggage)———Gongbei North Shore———Zhuhai Hotel

Macau trip is really great! First of all, I must recommend the Macau Tower, standing on it and overlooking the whole Macau, the feeling is really shocking! I hope this guide can help those who want to go to Macau and those who are going for the first time! Preparation before departure: Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, Macau data package, power bank. 'Entry and Exit Health Declaration Card' QR code, cash in Macanese pataca 1. You can purchase the Macau data package in Alipay: upon arrival in Macau, turn on data roaming and select the CTM operator, then you can use data in Macau. 2. Be sure to bring a power bank, as there are no shared power banks in Macau. 3. After arriving in Macau, there are counters where you can directly exchange RMB for Macanese pataca. Cash is generally used for buses and light rail: 100 should be enough. Accommodation in Macau Peninsula: Grand Lisboa, Lisboa, Grand Emperor, Grand Emperor Hotel, Vienna, Golden Dragon, Wynn, etc.

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.

1. Take a high-speed train 🚄 from Guangzhou to Zhuhai Station, and then directly walk to Gongbei Port from Zhuhai Station. (There will be signposts 🪧 after getting off, just follow the signs and you won't go wrong) 2. After we came out of Zhuhai Station to Gongbei Port customs, we exchanged for Macau Patacas and Hong Kong dollars right outside the customs. (Here you must pay attention ⚠️, you must exchange Macau Patacas or Hong Kong dollars at the rate shops outside, because the amount of Macau Patacas you get inside the port will be one or two less than outside) For example, 100 RMB can be exchanged for 111 Macau Patacas outside; if you exchange inside, you only get 108 Macau Patacas, and by that time you are already inside the port and can't come out, so you have to exchange! 3. It took nearly half an hour to smoothly pass through the port and reach the location of the 'fortune buses' to choose one according to the location of our hotel. 4. We arrived in Macau at night, so when we got to the Ruins of St. Paul's, there weren't many tourists. 5. The next day we directly followed the navigation to eat curry beef offal, the shop is called 'Niu Ji Curry Beef Offal'! It was really delicious! Wandering through the streets, we stumbled upon a pork chop bun shop, and the purchase we made on a whim turned out to be so tasty too!

✅Every city has its own character, the indelible yet constantly renewing marks etched by nature, people, and time. Perhaps it's a clarity that's crystal clear at first glance? Or a profoundness that requires meticulous analysis to appreciate? However, each passing of people, the city images they carry in their hearts, perhaps, have their own unique interpretations, just like everyone has their own 'Rome' in their heart. ✅Macau is certainly a city with a rich character. Not to mention the nearly 500 years of integration of Eastern and Western cultures, just the present-day weathered, simple, and even somewhat decadent daily life of the streets and alleys, contrasted with the meticulously crafted, glittering, and world-trend-leading casinos and resorts, is like water and fire, half cool, half passionate. ✅Only by walking through it can one deeply feel it. The recommended City Walking route on the Macau Peninsula takes into account World Heritage sites, modern landmarks, old city streets, and luxury resorts, starting from A-Ma Temple and ending at Largo do Senado, with footsteps measuring the echoes of sound, color, and history. ➡️A-Ma Temple: The oldest temple in Macau, the first stop for the Portuguese, and the origin of the name Macau; ➡️Marine and Water Bureau Building: A European barracks with Islamic decorative style; ➡️Zheng Family Mansion: The former residence of the Zheng family, author of 'Words of Warning in Times of Prosperity', the largest traditional Chinese architectural complex in Macau; ➡️Lilau Square: A quiet corner where ancient springs flow with stories of nostalgia that have been passed down to this day; ➡️Penha Hill: The best viewing platform in front of the small chapel, where even tiny Macau has a vast sea and sky, with the tourist tower reaching into the clouds, the elegant West Bay, the modern South Bay, the green hills of Cotai, and the buildings of Hengqin, all picturesque; ➡️St. Lawrence's Church: St. Lawrence's Church, where countless women and children once watched for returning sails from the high platform in front of the door; ➡️St. Joseph's Seminary and Church: The most beautiful Baroque-style church in Macau, a training base for the spread of Catholicism in East Asia; ➡️Company of Jesus Square: The Company of Jesus Theatre, Sir Robert Ho Tung Library, St. Augustine's Church, a dazzling array of World Heritage sites; ➡️Rua da Felicidade: The former red light district, now with a new look; ➡️San Ma Lo: The 'new' of the 1930s, one of the symbols of Macau's entry into modern society; ➡️Senado Square: The most characteristic memory point of Macau, with the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau, Santa Casa da Misericórdia, Church of St. Dominic, Cathedral, and the three-street guild halls, a collection of World Heritage sites with Chinese and Western features, not to be missed. ➡️Grand Lisboa➡️Hotel Lisboa: Unique architecture, bustling landmarks. ✅Dual-faced Macau, walk a thousand times, never tire.

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P1 📍Classic camera position, Rua da Esperança (can be located at Grand Emperor Hotel) P2 📍Love Lane P3 📍Intersection of Rua da Esperança and Rua do Padre António P4 📍Gambler's choice camera position, in front of the old Lisboa Hotel plaza (The old Lisboa Hotel is right next to the Grand Lisboa Hotel) P5 📍Monte Fort P6 📍Guia Cable Car (To check in at Guia Lighthouse, it's recommended to take the Guia Cable Car up the hill, then walk down the hill on the road close to the lighthouse) P7 📍McDonald's (Rua do Campo branch) P8 📍The second-floor corridor platform connecting The Venetian Macao to The Londoner Macao P9-12 📍The Londoner Macao Hotel P13 📍The Parisian Macao Hotel P14 📍MGM Macau Hotel P15 📍Wynn Palace Hotel front cable car P16 📍Wynn Palace front fountain (The 8 o'clock show is synchronized with the music theme of Titanic, 'My Heart Will Go On')