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Night Attractions
Top 50 Night Attractions in Macau [2025]
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Macau Tower
4.6
/5
10050 reviews
7.9
From AU$ 27.12
Based on 673 reviews
987m from downtown
Phone +853 2893 3339
Address: Lot 1 of Area d, New Reclamation Area, Nanwan, Macau
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-4 hours
Selected for 2 years in a row
Highlights:
360-degree view of Macau city & night
Overlooking Macau at night (764 ft high)
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It is a great experience to look out over the distant view and the bird's-eye view. Macau is in full view and very comfortable. The 360-degree rotation on the 60th floor is also a new experience. There are also fresh and exciting entertainment to satisfy your self-challenge.
As soon as I stepped into the tower, I was shocked. The height of 338 meters goes straight into the sky. When I took the high-speed elevator to the top, my ears would be slightly numb. The moment I opened the door, my vision suddenly became clear. The 360-degree observation deck can take in the panoramic view of Macau. The retro buildings of the peninsula, the luxury hotels of Taipa, and the blue coastline are interwoven into a three-dimensional picture. The city veins are clear when the sun is shining during the day, and the lights are as bright as the stars at night, which is so beautiful that I can't speak.
This is a paradise for the brave! Extreme projects such as bungee jumping, sky walking, and high flying jumps are super exciting. Watching the challengers jump from the top of the tower, just watching them will speed up your heartbeat. The brave must try it. It is definitely an unforgettable experience. People who are afraid of heights can also drink coffee in the indoor observation deck, and it is equally pleasant to enjoy the scenery through the floor-to-ceiling windows.
The facilities in the tower are complete, the souvenir shop has special souvenirs, and the revolving restaurant can enjoy the scenery while eating delicious food. The staff is professional and patient, and the safety measures are in place, which makes people feel at ease. The only drawback is that the prices of extreme projects are high, and the observation deck is slightly crowded during holidays. Overall, the Macau Tower has both visual shock and a heart-pounding experience. It is very suitable for couples to date or check in with friends. It is highly recommended!
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Macau Islands & HZM Bridge Cruises
4.4
/5
4296 reviews
7.3
From AU$ 39.82
Based on 29 reviews
Hengqin Port/Exhibition Center | 1.7 km from downtown
Phone 0756-8826288
Address: Wanzai Travel Terminal, 3002 South Bay South Road, Wanzai, Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Featured in 2025 Asia 100 – Night Attractions
Highlights:
Sea views & dance party
Night boat ride for Macau Tower views
Saved by 296 users2276 positive reviews
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It was very pleasant to enjoy the night view of Macau Island while enjoying the sea breeze! The boat was very stable, and I basically took photos of the scenery on the upper deck. Not many people stayed in the hold. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge was too dark at night, so I couldn't take any photos. It was a bit monotonous. There were people selling calligraphy and paintings in the cabin on the return trip, which was quite lively!
What year is it tonight? The dream is before the millennium.
Chongqing's night view has fallen out of the top three in China.
Blues time, carving time.
This is the best time, that is, I am with you.
The night view that you must check in when you come to Zhuhai
The night view of Zhuhai and Macao with lights on, you deserve it.
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Studio City Macau
4.6
/5
2574 reviews
7.6
Based on 67 reviews
5.5 km from downtown
Phone +853 8865 8888
Address: Estr. do Istmo, Macao
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
Featured in 2025 Asia 100 – Family-Friendly Attractions
Saved by 1571 users817 positive reviews
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the most thing that i love staying here is the staff! they’re really kind and helpfull especially for mr Chard. they are also fluent in english. second is the facilities and amenities… its all gooood. very recommended!
This time I came to Macau for only one thing: check in at Studio City📍
Who can resist such a cute 🎀Hello Kitty?
🆓Received a free 🌈Sanrio family canvas bag and coloring paper
Took the hotel Sanrio paper bag🛍
Ride the figure 8 Ferris wheel🎡Sanrio theme box
Eat at Sanrio dessert shop🍧
Check in 🎀Hello Kitty giant doll
🏎Took the American restaurant
A whole 🌈Sanrio family gathering❗️
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Sands Resort Macau
4.5
/5
51 reviews
7.2
1.3 km from downtown
Phone +853-2888-3388
Address: 203 Largo de Monte Carlo, Macao
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No.8 of Best Things to Do in Macau
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Sands Macau, including The Londoner Macau, The Parisian Macau, and The Venetian Macau. It's really big. You'll get lost if you walk around inside. I've tried Crystal Jade Ramen and Xiaolongbao at The Parisian Restaurant. It's pretty good.
Went to the Ruins of St. Paul's
Eated Portuguese egg tarts (two
Drank milk tea🥤
Used Shanghai bus card
Eated beef offal
Eated at Xingxiangyuan
Watched the night view🌃
Walked around the Venetian
I was really tired [putting my hands in my pockets]
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House of Dancing Water
4.8
/5
4023 reviews
7.5
From AU$ 135.13
Based on 4,222 reviews
4.9 km from downtown
Phone +853 8868 6767
Address: Dancing Water Theater, Level 1, City of Dreams
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
No.1 of Family-Friendly Attractions in Macau
Saved by 1471 users1723 positive reviews
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Macau's House of Dancing Water is really worth seeing. Last time, I couldn't book tickets five days in advance. This time, I finally got them fifteen days in advance. It is indeed a world-class show... I will definitely bring my children to watch it next time👀...😎
Good experience, Breakfast is good, location very well,we have a good treatment in zhuhai, thanks for all the hotel service people, we well come back next time thank you good 👍
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Ruins of Saint Paul's
4.6
/5
8109 reviews
6.8
Based on 7,986 reviews
1.2 km from downtown
Phone +853-62386441
Address: Calcada de São Paulo, Macao
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
No.10 of Best Things to Do in Macau
Highlights:
Old town night views | Solemn and majestic lighting
World Heritage Site | Macau landmarks
Saved by 2016 users2169 positive reviews
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[View] Macau St. Paul is one of Macau's most famous landmarks, integrating the essence of East and West architectural art, with the reputation of "three-dimensional Bible". [Fun] The archway is beautifully carved, with Western elements such as saints, statues of the Virgin, angel reliefs, and eastern elements such as stone lions, Chinese characters and Japanese chrysanthemum carvings, which have high cultural relics and artistic value.
**Travels in Macau: A time-space fantasy through the East and the West**
In early summer 2025, I set foot on Macau, the "pearl of the motherland", and started a fantasy journey of culture, food and adventure in the interweaving of historical relics and modern neon lights.
**Historical imprint: Echoes of the years in the old city**
The first stop is the Ruins of St. Paul's. The front wall of this Baroque church, which has experienced vicissitudes of life, has a new look in 2025. When night falls, the light show reproduces the original appearance of the church with holographic projection. The mottled stone carvings dance with digital light and shadow, as if telling the fusion of Portuguese charm and Lingnan culture in the 16th century. Passing through the colorful graffiti wall of Love Lane and entering the holy treasure house of the Rosary Church, more than 300 Catholic relics and the gilded relief of the altar silently interpret the heavy history of the "Oriental Vatican". Climb up the Guia Fortress, where the first modern lighthouse on the Chinese coast and the murals of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Snows complement each other, overlooking the panoramic view of the peninsula, where the skylines of the old and new cities collide.
**A feast for the tongue: a taste carnival of market life and luxury**
The soul of Macau is hidden in the fireworks of the streets. There is a long queue in front of Andrew's Bakery on Guanye Street. The freshly baked Portuguese tarts are crispy on the outside and smooth on the inside, and the caramel aroma hits the taste buds directly; the pork chop buns at Dalilaiji, thick-cut pork chops wrapped in crispy bread, paired with a cup of Hon Kee hand-made coffee, instantly wake up the morning. In the evening, move to the Bay Restaurant, where the salty fragrance of Portuguese baked duck rice and the dense cod balls interpret the localization of Portuguese cuisine to the fullest. If you want to experience luxury, the lake view afternoon tea at Wing Lei Palace interprets the exquisite aesthetics of the "food island" with gold foil shrimp dumplings and black truffle siu mai.
**Entertainment secrets: from high altitude limits to virtual fantasy**
Macau Tower is a paradise for adventurers. Standing on the 338-meter-high glass plank road, overlooking the blue waves of the Pearl River Estuary, my heartbeat resonates with the sea breeze; if it's not exciting enough, the VR bungee jumping device takes me to jump into the virtual cloud, and the superposition of technology and adrenaline makes me dizzy. Going to the Venetian, the gondola driver sings Italian folk songs, and the Baroque domes and duty-free shop windows on both sides of the canal interweave into a paradise of consumerism. After nightfall, the upgraded version of "The House of Dancing Water" at City of Dreams is staged, and the audio-visual feast of water curtain blasting and high-altitude stunts draws a magical end to this day.
**Epilogue: The charm of the Macao River in one city with thousands of faces**
Before leaving, I sat alone on the black sand beach of Coloane Island. The waves gently caressed the fine sand, and the neon lights of the Macau Tower on the opposite bank flickered. The diverse faces of this city - the vicissitudes of history, the fireworks of food, and the cutting edge of technology - quietly merged in the sound of the tide. Just like the symbiosis of the ruins of the Ruins of St. Paul's and VR projection, Macau has always been writing a unique legend of "Oriental Monte Carlo" in the tension between tradition and modernity.
**Practical Tips**:
- Transportation: Make good use of the hotel's "Lucky Car" for free shuttle, and walk through the old town to add more charm.
- Avoid the crowds: Visit the Ruins of St. Paul's at 7 am to enjoy the unmanned secret place; Guanye Street has a peak passenger flow in the afternoon, so it is recommended to find food during off-peak hours.
- Technology experience: The AR guided tour of the Macau Museum and the VR church restoration project of the Ruins of St. Paul's make history "alive".
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Macau Fisherman's Wharf
4.7
/5
737 reviews
6.4
1.5 km from downtown
Phone +853-8299-3300
Address: Av. Dr. Sun Yat Sen, Macao
Recommended sightseeing time: 15-30 minutes
No.3 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Macau
Highlights:
Nighttime lighting | Photography (3 themed areas)
Miniature Roman Colosseum
Saved by 612 users258 positive reviews
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Macau Fisherman's Wharf is an amazing place. It integrates leisure, entertainment, shopping and food. The architectural style is unique. The Chinese tower in Tangcheng District is antique, the European buildings in Legend Wharf are full of exotic style, and the East-West Convergence Area is full of creativity. Walking through it, it seems to be traveling through ancient and modern times. Not only can you enjoy the beautiful sea view and characteristic buildings, but you can also taste food from all over the world. Whether it is taking photos or relaxing, it is very suitable. It is an excellent attraction that cannot be missed in Macau. People don't want to leave once they come.
Macau Fisherman's Wharf is a theme scenic spot integrating entertainment, shopping, food and European architectural style. It is located in the new reclamation area of the outer port and is built near the sea. The architectural styles here are varied, from the relics of the ancient Roman Colosseum to the European style block, and then to traditional Chinese buildings. All kinds of elements are blended, suitable for taking pictures and punching in. During the day, you can stroll leisurely between antique buildings and feel the exotic style. At night, the lights will add a romantic atmosphere. There are also many restaurants and cafes in the scenic area, where you can enjoy the sea view while enjoying the food. Although there is no rush like other popular attractions in Macau, this is a relaxing place to relax, especially suitable for tourists who like to travel slowly, take pictures and enjoy food.
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Wynn Palace
4.8
/5
63 reviews
6.1
5.3 km from downtown
Phone +853-88898889
Address: 4HXC+2FG, Av. da Nave Desportiva, Macao
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
Featured in Best Things to Do
Saved by 218 users60% positive reviews
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I have to say that the roads in Macau are really clean. After walking for a few days, the soles of my shoes are still clean. Wynn Palace is rich and powerful. The cable car is free. Although the route is short and it's a circle, it's also good to take pictures and rest. The queue is very fast. The axis is a dragon head design, which is very domineering and may also contain certain Feng Shui theories. There is also a fountain show on time, which is very exciting. There are also hotels here, but the price is expensive.
Wynn Palace has the best pizza in Macau! We always go at least once a month for a pizza, salad and coffee treat and the best part, the price is not high! There are beautiful displays all aound the hotel too!
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Macau 2049
4.7
/5
83 reviews
6.2
From AU$ 48.73
5.3 km from downtown
Address: Macau Cotai Arena Avenida - MGM COTAI
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On the 25th anniversary of Macau's return to the motherland, the stage play "Macau 2049" directed by Zhang Yimou, as a new "hidden stage" performance form, premiered at the MGM Theater in Macau on December 15, 2024. Unlike traditional script-driven works, "Macau 2049" is derived from Zhang Yimou's previous stage play "2047" of the same theme. It consists of eight units composed of traditional Chinese intangible cultural heritage skills and high-tech stage creativity. Zhang Yimou brought the intangible cultural heritage "Hua'er" (widely spread in China's Qinghai, Gansu, Ningxia and Xinjiang provinces), "Humming" (a singing art created by the Mongolians), Miao songs and dances, Peking Opera, Yangko, Yi voice, lion dance and Shaanxi storytelling to the stage. The 5,000-year history of China collides with high technology, modern sound and light art, and the creativity of artists from different countries and regions, bursting out on the stage with colorful and dazzling light.
I can see the Yushu Technology robot dancing with my own eyes, and it crashed. Lao Mouzi is also a real god
The theater and the play are worth seeing. It seems that the play has ended! It combines Chinese characteristics (the most rustic and original folk songs) with high technology (the most advanced technical means). It is worth seeing.
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Monte Fort
4.6
/5
1781 reviews
5.7
Based on 876 reviews
1.1 km from downtown
Phone +853-28357911
Address: 22 Calcada das Verdades, Macao
Recommended sightseeing time: 30 minutes
Featured in Best Things to Do
Highlights:
Postcard-like views of Macau's skyline
World Heritage Site | Near Ruins of St. Paul's
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The Fort, one of Macau's oldest forts, was once an important military installation for the defense of Macau, and now it is a good place for tourists to climb up and see the city. The Fort is located near the St. Paul's archway and can be visited together. From the fort overlooking the Macau Peninsula, you can see landmarks such as the Grand Lisboa and the Macau Tower in the distance. The fort also has a Macau Museum, which displays the history, culture and Chinese and Western integration of Macau, suitable for tourists interested in history to learn more about the city's past. Compared to other popular attractions in Macau, it has a quiet atmosphere and is suitable for walking and taking pictures. If you like history and city scenery, it is worth taking time to explore.
The Fort Scenic Area is located at the highest point of Macau Island. It is an important military fortress in ancient times. The Portuguese and Dutch forces have fought hard here and ended in Portuguese victory. On the top, you can see the panoramic view of Macau Island, the St. Paul's, the Lisboa Hotel, the Cross-Sea Bridge and so on. There is also a Macau Museum to visit for free.
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