Famous Neighborhoods & Spots

Wander the narrow colonial lanes around Rua do Cunha — Macanese snack stalls, pastel shophouses, and a quieter pace than the nearby casino strip.

The classic historic-center walk: wave-tiled Senado Square, the shop-lined Rua de São Paulo, and up the stone steps to the Ruins of St. Paul's.

Macau's answer to the Las Vegas Strip — The Venetian, The Parisian, The Londoner, and Galaxy Macau lit up at night along one dazzling stretch of reclaimed land.

Incense smoke curling through Macau's oldest and most sacred temple, dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu — the origin point of the city's very name.

Macau's sleepiest corner — a seaside fishing-village square, the yellow-and-white Chapel of St. Francis Xavier, and Lord Stow's original egg-tart bakery just off the plaza.