Macau — Sights
Portuguese tiled lanes by day, casino lights by night.
- Ruins of St. Paul's — A church front left standing after the fire; the face of Macau
- Senado Square — Wavy cobbles and pastel façades: where old-town walks begin
- A-Ma Temple — The sea-goddess temple that gave Macau its name
- Guia Fortress & Lighthouse — A white lighthouse on the highest hill in the city
- Macau Tower (bungy) — 233 m bungy, or just the glass-floor deck
- The Venetian Macao & gondolas — Indoor canals under a painted sky, with singing boatmen
- Eiffel Tower, The Parisian Macao — Half-size Eiffel with a 37th-floor deck and nightly light show
- The House of Dancing Water — Water-stage acrobatics, back with a new production
- Wynn Palace fountains & SkyCab — Ride a cable car over a lake of dancing fountains
- Taipa Village & Rua do Cunha — A snack lane of pork buns and jerky, ending at green colonial houses
- Coloane Village — A yellow chapel, the original egg tarts and a slow seaside village
- Grand Lisboa — The golden lotus tower that flashes all night
- Macau Fisherman's Wharf — A seafront set of Roman arenas and European façades
- Mandarin's House — A 4,000 m² mansion of a Chinese thinker, free to enter
- Hac Sa Beach — A dark-sand beach with a Portuguese restaurant on it
- Monte Fort & Macao Museum — Cannons above the back of St. Paul's
- St. Joseph's Seminary and Church — White Baroque church with few visitors
- Lou Lim Ieoc Garden — Suzhou-style garden with ponds and bamboo
- Kun Iam Temple — Temple packed with carved decoration
- Maritime Museum — Ship models and fishing history by A-Ma Temple
- Macao Giant Panda Pavilion — Pandas munching bamboo in a hillside park
- Lou Kau Mansion — A Cantonese merchant house in a grey-brick lane
- Macao Museum of Art — Big harbour-front gallery, then a stroll
- Taipa Houses-Museum — Five pastel Portuguese-style houses