[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Lotus Square (Updated May)

#MacauAttractions The Golden Lotus Square, located between Gomes Street, Bethesda Avenue and Friendship Avenue in the New Port of Macau, China, is a theme square built to celebrate the return of Macau in 1999. The large-scale Lotus sculpture placed in the Golden Lotus Square is 6 meters high and weighs 6.5 tons. The maximum diameter of the flower body is 3.6 meters. These dimensions are the same as those of the ever-blooming Bauhinia flower, implying that Hong Kong and Macao are of equal size. The blooming lotus symbolizes Macau’s eternal prosperity. The three overlapping layers of red granite base are shaped like lotus leaves, symbolizing the three islands of Macau. There is a small plaque on the front of the granite, with the name "Lotus of Prosperity", symbolizing the eternal prosperity of Macau. Golden Lotus Square is also one of Macau’s landmark attractions. Friends who come to Macau for a visit, remember to visit here.

#freehotelstay #macauadventure #macaulifestyle #macautravel #macautrip The Lotus Square is an open square in Sé, Macau, China. The area features the large bronze sculpture Lotus Flower In Full Bloom and is somewhat akin to the Golden Bauhinia of neighbouring Hong Kong. The sculpture, representing a flower of Nelumbo nucifera, is made of gilded bronze, weighs 6.5 tonnes and is 6 metres high. The diameter of the flower is 3.6 metres at maximum. The major part is composed of a stem, petals and pistil—a total of 16 components. The base consists of 23 pieces of red granite in three layers and in the shape of lotus leaves. These signify the three main parts of the territory: Macau Peninsula, Taipa Island and Coloane Island.

#Macau Attractions Golden Lotus Plaza is a must-visit photo spot for tourists visiting Macau, it is opposite the Golden Sands Hotel in Dynasty District🏬 The weather is nice, under the blue sky and white clouds, golden lotus flowers shine ❣️ The square is very large, you can take pictures from different angles, which is great 💕 The lotus base and the surroundings of the square adopt a streamlined appearance, feel like you are in the water, see the lotus rising slowly📸 In the distance is Pine Mountain⛰️, you can see Macau's Eastern View Lighthouse, it's a good photo spot🥳

#celebratewithtrip #campingglamping #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #awesomepic. Located on the Rua Luis Gonzaga Gomes, Golden Lotus Square, also known as the Lotus Square, is a famous tourist attraction and a landmark of the city. Its area is 16,500 square meters (4 acres). The sculpture "Lotus Flower in Full Bloom" in its center is spectacular. The lotus is the city flower of Macau. In 1999, the central government presented two lotus sculptures to Macau to celebrate the establishment of the Macau Special Administrative Region. The smaller one, with a diameter of 1 meter (1 yard) and a height of 0.9 meters (3.0 feet), is displayed in the Handover Gift Museum, while the larger one is installed at the center of Golden Lotus Square. The golden lotus at the center of the square, which is made of bronze and gilded, is very attractive. With a diameter of 3.6 meters (3.9 yards) and a height of 6 meters (19.7 feet), the sculpture weighs 6.5 tons.

The sculpture, made of gilded bronze, weighs 6.5 tonnes, and is 6 metres high. The diameter of the flower is 3.6 metres at maximum. The major part is composed of a stem, petals and pistil—a total of 16 components. The base consists of 23 pieces of red granite in three layers and in the shape of lotus leaves. These signify the three main parts of the territory: Macau Peninsula, Taipa Island and Coloane Island. The lotus flower in full bloom symbolises the everlasting prosperity of Macau. The sculpture was presented by the State Council of the People's Republic of China in 1999 to mark the transfer of the sovereignty of Macau from Portugal to China. Lotus Square today is popular with skateboarders because of its abundance of ledges, curbs and stairs.

#ChinaTravelMoment “In front of the lotus flowers blooming in Macau, you and I are the main characters!” The lotus sculpture at Canary-creeper Square, a hidden photo spot in Macau, is a place you’ll regret just passing by. The golden lotus sculpture sparkling in the sunlight is elegantly located in the middle of the square, so it becomes a focal point that fills the screen no matter where you take a picture. If you stand in the center in front of the sculpture and spread both arms like lotus flowers, you’ll be 100% in sync with the sculpture! If you pose as if you’re blocking the sunlight with one hand, you can take another emotional shot. The side view of sitting slightly and looking at the lotus flowers is also photogenic. Use the light reflected against the lotus flowers as a background to complete a luxurious life shot full of natural light! When there are a lot of people, I also recommend taking a picture at a 45-degree angle from the edge of the sculpture. If you bring simple props (sunglasses, eco-bags, etc.), the overall atmosphere becomes much more stylish. The nearby bench or fountain is also a good background, so it's perfect for taking multiple shots! If you take one shot here, you'll really feel the Macau travel vibe. #MacauPhotoZone #LotusSculpture #CanarycreeperSquare #MacauTravelSpot #LifeShotSpot #PoseRecommendation 📸🌸✨☀️👜

No driving, traveling with parents who are over 60 years old. If you are visiting Macau with your family for the first time, or planning to travel alone, this post is suitable for your reference. The itinerary is suitable for people who see the history, culture and food, experience Macau life, are not in a hurry to rush the trip, and are definitely not suitable for shopping people. —————————————————————————— I would suggest you from Hong Kong 1. Take the Kimba—the airport bus directly to the Hong Kong Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, or transfer to the Hong Kong Port at the airport. Buses by boat or direct bus to hotels or casinos are more expensive. 2. Definitely look at the Macau weather forecast before deciding on your own to Macau Peninsula area or Taipa area or other areas, which affects your outdoor and indoor mobility and find hotels. 3. Use Alipay as much as possible; bring HKD coins, use by bus in Macau. On light rail, you cannot use Octopus or HKD, but you can use credit cards and other electronic payments to purchase at a staffing service center. We stayed at the Macau Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Macau Peninsula (normal hotel, reasonable price), if there is a 65-year-old man, the hotel suddenly said that you can upgrade for free. Day1 morning Airport Bus—Hong Kong Port of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge—Jimba—Macau Port—(Free Fortune Bus) Hong Kong and Macau Ferry Terminal or reserved hotel/nearby location)—Access to Fisherman’s Wharf and Golden Lotus Plaza—Hotel Settlement—Determine route depending on weather conditions Afternoon [Planned Route (Macau Peninsula)] Hotel—Beauty Street and Cathedral—Pagoda Front—Our Lady of the Rosary—Camp Market Deli Center—Tai Sanba area—Macau Museum—Love Alley, Macau Long Building Diagonal Alley—St. Anthony’s Church on the way—Return to Guan Qian Main Street and Guan Front and Back Streets night Macau Wynn Casino and Fountain with Auspicious Tree, Lisboa Casino or MGM Skydeck and Casino (Note: There are too many people in the Tai Samba area, parents can leave as they please, so just go there) Day2 morning Hotel—Around near Tasik Square (historic old buildings and streets where Macau people live)—Rao Zong Yi Art Museum—Return to hotel and check out afternoon Take the bus to Taipa District—Long Wan Pu Yun Residential and Wetland Park—Guan Ye Street—Bunker Street—Light Rail Pai Kok Station—Cotai West Station—Teamlab Supernatural Space [The day we set off, Wednesday, closed! ] night Around the Venetian, the Eiffel Tower and Paris Shopping Centre, and Studio City Casino—take the hotel’s free fortune bus back to the Hong Kong and Macau Ferry Terminal or the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Macau Port—Jimba—Hong Kong Port I hope the above content will make it easier for you to plan your own trip. #trip #Travel with your family #Goal achieved #Write meaningful articles #100 Ways to Travel #New Year Good Places 2025 #Macau Trip

Hey everyone, check out this complete guide for a 5-day trip to Hong Kong and Macau! Explore both places, avoid common pitfalls, and make your journey even more exciting!💫✨ -- 🌟Itinerary: DAY 1: Golden Bauhinia Square -> Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre -> Hong Kong Reunification Monument -> Avenue of Stars -> Victoria Harbour On the first day, we'll visit Hong Kong's landmarks and experience the blend of prosperity and history in this city. The night view of Victoria Harbour is especially stunning. DAY 2: Wong Tai Sin Temple -> Hong Kong Museum of Art -> Repulse Bay -> Victoria Peak -> Ocean Park Hong Kong -> Hong Kong Tramways (Ding Ding Tram) On the second day, we'll delve into Hong Kong's culture and natural scenery, experiencing the charm of tradition and modernity intertwined. And don't forget to take a ride on the unique Ding Ding Tram. DAY 3: Hong Kong This day is for free activities. You can explore every corner of Hong Kong based on your interests. DAY 4: Ruins of St. Paul's -> A-Ma Temple -> Golden Lotus Square -> Igreja de São Domingos -> Rua do Cunha -> The Venetian Macao Moving on to Macau, we'll appreciate the unique charm of this city, from historical sites to modern entertainment facilities, experiencing Macau's diverse attractions. DAY 5: Macau -> Beijing Capital End your enjoyable Hong Kong-Macau trip and depart for Beijing, taking home wonderful memories and experiences.🛫 -- Travel tips: - Food: Hong Kong and Macau offer a variety of snacks. Try the authentic egg tarts, beef offal, and delicious seafood feasts🦞, a real treat for your taste buds! - Photo Spots: Victoria Harbour night view, Victoria Peak, and the Ruins of St. Paul's are all ideal photo spots📸, don't miss them! - Local Customs: Respect local customs, such as queuing culture and indoor smoking bans🚭 in Hong Kong and Macau. Immerse yourself in local life for a deeper experience. -- 🎉Hope your trip to Hong Kong and Macau is filled with laughter and beautiful memories!

This trip started with a sudden conversation with a friend about "Let's go to Hong Kong." We decided to go a week before we left for Hong Kong. The airfare was more expensive than we had originally planned, but now that I'm a university student, I decided to go because I didn't want to waste my time... Conclusion It was really fun. The cityscape and design are something you can't experience in Japan, and Macau has a lot of luxurious decorations and casinos built! ︎ This was my first time going to a casino, but I was a little naive, thinking it would be like playing pachinko or slots in Japan. There was too much money lost at once💦 lol The sting of losing 40,000 in one bet. I was shaking like a newborn fawn at the possibility of gaining 40,000 lol I also took a plane from Centrair to Hong Kong, but it took an hour to get from Hong Kong to Macau by high-speed ferry. It was equivalent to 7,000 yen round trip in Japanese yen. (It was really cheap) I felt that it was more economical to go via Hong Kong than to fly directly to Macau! The food in Hong Kong was relatively spicy. I like spicy food, but it was spicy enough that I stopped eating a little...lol One thing that really hit home after this trip! ...

Planning a trip to Hong Kong and Macau? Check out this 5-day itinerary for the best of both cities! Save it now and make sure you don't miss out on any of the highlights! / Itinerary: Day 1: 🌆Golden Bauhinia Square->🏢Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center->🗿Hong Kong Reunification Monument->✨Avenue of Stars->🌉Victoria Harbour Visit Hong Kong's iconic landmarks, experience the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour, and feel the unique charm of Hong Kong. Day 2: 🏯Wong Tai Sin Temple->🏖️Repulse Bay->🚡Central-Mid-Levels Escalator->⛰️Victoria Peak->🐬Ocean Park Hong Kong->🚋Hong Kong Tramways Explore the streets and alleys of Hong Kong, from historical sites to natural scenery, and enjoy the collision of diverse cultures. Day 3: 🏙️Hong Kong Free time to explore the streets and alleys of Hong Kong and discover more hidden surprises. Day 4: 🏛️Ruins of St. Paul's->🏯A-Ma Temple->🌹Lotus Square->💒St. Dominic's Church->🍽️Rua do Cunha->🎰The Venetian Macao Explore the history and culture of Macau, taste authentic Macanese flavors, and enjoy a relaxing vacation. Day 5: 🌆Macau-🛫Beijing Capital End your wonderful trip to Hong Kong and Macau, and return to Beijing with fond memories. / Must-visit attractions: ✨ Ocean Park Hong Kong: A perfect combination of an aquarium and an amusement park, where you can have fun and learn at the same time! 🌃 Victoria Peak: Want to enjoy a panoramic view of Hong Kong's stunning nightscape? This is a must-visit spot! 🌉 Victoria Harbour: A shining symbol of Hong Kong, with dazzling lights at night. Come and experience the charm of the Pearl of the Orient! / Tips: - Food: Try a variety of local snacks in Hong Kong and Macau, such as egg tarts and pineapple buns, and let your taste buds dance with joy🍔🍰. - Souvenir prices: Compare prices when buying souvenirs, such as jewelry, watches, and cosmetics, and shop wisely to avoid pitfalls💎💄. - Photo spots: There are many attractions in Hong Kong and Macau, such as Victoria Harbour and the Ruins of St. Paul's, where you can take beautiful travel photos📸🌆. / Enjoy your trip to Hong Kong and Macau, and return with a full heart! Don't forget to like and save this post, and share your travel happiness with others!✨

The Macau Grand Prix Museum offers an exhilarating experience for visitors. I traveled through the Qingmao Port and here's a quick guide: Take bus 23 or 29 from the Qingzhou Water Company Station (M25) and get off at the Golden Lotus Square Station. A short walk will lead you to the museum. 🏎️ The museum showcases the race cars of many legendary drivers, such as Schumacher and Senna, along with numerous Formula cars and motorcycles. 🏍️ Visitors can enjoy interactive experiences like VR motorcycle racing (compete with a friend) and a simulated pit stop. Inside, there are staff-led tours and documentary films to watch. The staff are very friendly, and you even receive a visitor card as a keepsake. It's truly a wonderful experience. #Macau #MacauStudyAbroad #RomanticLifeRecorder #MacauGrandPrix #MacauTravelGuide #MacauPhDDiary #MacauGrandPrixMuseum #MacauCheckIn #JoyfulMomentsInDailyLife

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For the sake of sentiment, every mainland tourist should come to the Grand Lotus Square to check in~ This is the symbol of the friendship between the motherland and Macau~ 🗺️Let's talk about where it is first🗺️ Inside the Golden Lotus Square on Avenida de Amizade. 🪷Grand Lotus🪷 The square is not large, and the core area is a lotus-shaped sculpture. Compared to people, this sculpture is not particularly spectacular or huge. The lotus is the city flower of Macau, and the entire lotus 🪷 sculpture is cast in bronze, but the surface is gilded, so it is also considered luxurious and gorgeous. Why is such an ordinary square and ordinary sculpture worth checking in? Because it is a memorial to Macau's return, unveiled on the day of the return on December 20, 1999, a gift from China to Macau! It symbolizes that Macau will always be prosperous, and also represents the unity of the two sides of the strait with one heart! Neighboring Bauhinia, can't you learn a bit from this! 🏢Surrounding Check-ins🏢 Speaking of which, as a tourist, since you've come to the Grand Lotus Square, if you only check in at a Golden Lotus sculpture, it seems monotonous, but fortunately, there are other places nearby: 1️⃣ Macau Grand Prix Museum🏁🏎️ is right next door~ 2️⃣ The Sands Macau Hotel🏨 is not far in another direction; 3️⃣ Opposite the Sands is the very famous Fisherman's Wharf, also a check-in holy land. 4️⃣ In addition, the Art Variety Pavilion and the Basic Law Memorial are nearby, but they are not particularly worth visiting. 📝To sum up📝 Macau has returned to the embrace of the motherland for more than 20 years, and I have always had a special sentiment towards Macau, so this place is naturally the concentration of sentiment~ The attitude and feelings of the Macau people towards mainland tourists are also quite good, everyone gets along harmoniously, and coming to Macau to play is really a good leisure choice~