Blending Chinese and Portuguese influences, Macau is a cultural melting pot. Explore the area's historic center, or if you're adventurous, bungee off Macau Tower.
Macau is situated across the Pearl River Delta from Hong Kong and is an autonomous region of China. Often referred to as China’s “Las Vegas”, there are countless Macau attractionsfor visitors todiscover.Casinos like the Venetian Macao, are abundant in the city; however guests can also enjoy historic and cultural attractions. UNESCO has designated a large part of the peninsula as a World Heritage site, including 25 buildings and sites. A good place to start exploring these is the historic center of Macau, along the Rua da Tarcena. The architecture will surprise you with a mix of Portuguese and Chinese characteristics, which you can see at Senado Square and at the Ruins of St. Paul. At night, the city comes alive with fine-dining, top bars and clubs, as well as various amusement options. Catch a show at the City of Dreams, enjoy a performance at the Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Centre or take in stunning views of the peninsula from the AJ Hackett Tower. Visitors will enjoy the variety of Chinese, European and international food throughout the city; however, don’t forget to taste one of the locally made Portuguese tarts as well.