2025 Macau Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

#adventuremoments Nestled in the heart of Taipa, the Taipa Flower Park has blossomed into an even more captivating urban oasis with its latest seasonal decorations and a vibrant calendar of events. The park’s new thematic installation is a masterful celebration of nature’s artistry, featuring sprawling carpets of seasonal blooms in a riot of colors. intricate floral arches and whimsical, larger-than-life animal topiaries crafted from vibrant green shrubs create enchanting photo opportunities at every turn. The pathways are now adorned with elegant, eco-friendly installations and subtle mood lighting that promises a magical transformation as dusk falls, making evening strolls equally mesmerizing. Complementing this visual feast is a dynamic lineup of events designed to engage the community. Regular weekend workshops invite visitors to try their hand at floral arrangement and terrarium building, while open-air concerts and cultural performances on a temporary grass amphitheater infuse the space with energy and melody. Seasonal festivals, particularly the upcoming Spring Bloom Celebration, promise themed markets with local artisans, gourmet food stalls, and interactive activities for families. This thoughtful blend of breathtaking natural decor and lively, inclusive programming has elevated the Taipa Flower Park from a simple green space into a essential community hub, offering a perfect, picturesque escape for relaxation and connection throughout the year.

The must-see highlight of the Londoner Hotel is the free Changing of the Guard show! 🎉 📌 Performance Times Tuesday - Thursday: 7:30 PM, 9:30 PM Friday - Sunday: 4:00 PM (3 shows total) No performance on Mondays! The show, which begins with the curtains lowering on the second and third floors, lasts only about five minutes, but the majestic music and surprise appearances make for a truly impactful performance. The Queen's entrance and the mounted guards on the LED screens are particularly lifelike and vibrant. 🐎 👉 Viewing Tips Sign up for a seat 10 minutes before the show starts. For a better view, sit slightly to the side rather than in the center. Even during the show, the guards stationed in the lobby are always happy to take your picture. 📸 Besides the show, you might encounter guards walking around the lobby from time to time. If you time it right, you can even take a picture with them. #AdventureMoment

The Londoner Hotel, located in Macau's Cotai district, embodies the spirit of London. The Rialto Bridge photo spot is a must-see. This bridge connects the Londoner Hotel and the Venetian Hotel. It's rarely crowded, making it a great spot for capturing unobtrusive photos. You'll often see local couples taking wedding photos there. 💍 The atmosphere becomes even more romantic when the lights come on in the evening. Big Ben glows softly, and the Eiffel Tower at the Parisian Hotel across the street sparkles with ever-changing colors. ✨ Even the interior of the Londoner is filled with British flair. Photo booth promoting the Harry Potter exhibition Large carriage in the Sheraton lobby Alice in Wonderland decorations in the St. Register area Digital London double-decker bus 👉 A must-see during your Cotai hotel tour! Connected to the Venetian and the Parisian, the route is efficient and doesn't require much physical effort.🙆 #AdventureMoment

Four years ago, I couldn't forget the taste I experienced in Macau, so I revisited Tim Ho Wan, this time with my wife ✨ The food court in the hotel offers great value for money, with clean hygiene standards, making it perfect for a babymoon trip. 📍 The signature dishes are definitely the Char Siu Bao buns and shrimp dim sum 🦐. The sweet barbecue filling inside the buns and the bouncy texture of the shrimp are always impressive 😍. The crispy spring rolls are a perfect pairing with beer, while the chicken feet, unlike the ones in Korea, have a chewy and tender texture reminiscent of mini pork trotters—truly a new experience! We ordered six dishes for two people and were completely full for just 315 MOP (approximately 53,000 KRW) 🍴. Thanks to the Sands Group membership card, we got a 10% discount, making it even more budget-friendly 💳. If you're looking for a cost-effective lunch in Cotai, Tim Ho Wan is a must-visit! ✅ Must-eat: Char Siu Bao buns, shrimp dim sum, spring rolls, chicken feet

Visited twice during our 4-night, 5-day trip—a must-try Peking duck restaurant 🦆 Even half a Peking duck is enough for 2-3 people! Wrap the tender meat, crispy skin, vegetables, and special hoisin sauce in pancakes for a heavenly taste that melts in your mouth 😍 The fried eggplant is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a large size and rich flavor that will amaze you 👍 Sweet and sour pork and shrimp conch dumplings also make excellent pairings with drinks. Access to the casino area is available, English communication is smooth, and you can enjoy a live noodle-making show as a bonus! 🍜 Get a 100 MOP discount when paying with a VISA card, and enjoy a 10% Sands membership discount for bills over 1,000 MOP 💳 The combination of Peking duck and fried eggplant alone is enough to satisfy! A must-visit restaurant when in Macau ✨

🍴 Macau 2 days and 1 night. It was a bit short, but I definitely wanted to visit a restaurant and egg tart shop! ✨ Tim Ho Wan Opens at 9am, so it's the perfect alternative to breakfast! 🥟 The char siu bao buns explode with sweet barbecue sauce and meaty flavors in every bite. 🤤 The shrimp dim sum had a nice, chewy texture with a burst of shrimp. It was also great value, so I'll definitely be back. 💯 ✨ Wong Chi Kei A local favorite near Senado Square. 🍜 The beef noodle stir-fry is tender but a bit greasy, so chili oil is a must! The wonton noodles are a bit of a mixed bag. Note that there are many Korean tourists, so you might have to share a table 👀 🥧 Margaret Cafe & Lord Stow (Egg Tarts) The ultimate Macau snack 💛 Margaret Cafe's line moves quickly, and Lord Stow's is perfect for enjoying in the ambiance of the Venetian Hotel. Both are bursting with egg flavor, fluffy on the outside and soft on the inside... a taste you'll crave even after returning to Korea 🥹 I couldn't fit everything in my short trip, but there's no denying that Macau foodie experience is a cinch 👍 #AdventureMoment

Macau transforms into a completely different city at night. The Venetian and Parisian hotels are must-see landmarks! -- 🏨 Hotel Tour Galaxy Hotel: A traveler's base camp with a swimming pool and free shuttle service. The Venetian Hotel: A vibrant atmosphere under a daytime ceiling with artificial canals and gondolas. The Parisian Hotel: An interior reminiscent of the Palace of Versailles, with an overwhelming scale. --- 🌟 Macau Eiffel Tower It's half the size of Paris, but the lighting and music create a much more splendid and youthful atmosphere. Intersection in front of the main entrance → Hotel + Eiffel Tower photo spot. The ever-changing light show is never boring! -- 👉 Tip: Old Town by day, Hotel Zone by night. Even on a short trip, you can experience the two sides of Macau in one place. #AdventureMoment

Macau, a small city, is a great place to explore all its major attractions in a day. The Hotel Zone becomes vibrant in the evening, so starting your morning with a trip to the Old Town is the perfect start! --- 🏰 Main Courses Senado Square: The heart of Macau, brimming with Portuguese flair. St. Dominic's Church: A vibrantly colored and popular photo spot. St. Paul's Ruins: An icon of Macau travel. Crowds swarm after lunch, so we recommend visiting in the morning. Monte Fortress: Climb the stairs next to the cathedral for a photo opportunity👍 --- 🍖 Things to Do & Shopping Beef Jerky Street: Sample various types of beef jerky, but only vacuum-packed beef is allowed in Korea! Koikei Bakery: Almond Cookies, the perfect snack and gift. SASA Shop: A miniature perfume paradise, perfect for an affordable gift. --- 👉 Points: While the view of the Old Town may not be spectacular, you can experience the dramatic contrast between the human touch of old Macau and the Hotel Zone. #AdventureMoment

✈️ The perfect weekend getaway destination, Macau With the right flight deals, you can visit Macau for less than a trip to Jeju Island 😎 This time, it's a 1-night, 2-day staycation on Taipa Island 🏨 The airport is nearby, so even if you arrive late at night, a quick taxi ride will get you there in no time! ✨ Recommended Hotel ✨ 1️⃣ Broadway Hotel – Free access to the Galaxy swimming pool, and the price is half the cost, making it the best value! 👌 The highlight is definitely the Galaxy swimming pool 🏖️ With a lazy river, wave pool, and jacuzzi, it's practically a water park. It's not crowded, so you can enjoy it leisurely as if you rented the whole place 🛟 At night, the illuminated pool is perfect for capturing stunning photos 📸 Broadway Food Street near the hotel is also a must-visit 🍻 Don't miss Tim Ho Wan's dim sum, and finish off with street waffles and a beer for the perfect ending 🍴 A place where you can enjoy luxury and value, glamour and relaxation all at once. Even a short weekend trip guarantees 💯 satisfaction in Macau ✨

#adventuremoments Nestled within the urban landscape of Taipa, the Taipa Flower Park offers a vibrant and serene escape, celebrating the delicate balance between curated horticulture and natural ecosystems. While its meticulously maintained beds burst with seasonal blooms, creating a tapestry of color and fragrance, the park’s true heart lies in its ecological pond, a carefully restored wetland habitat. This tranquil water feature is far more than decorative; it is a dynamic, self-sustaining environment where native aquatic plants filter the water and provide crucial shelter for amphibians, insects, and birdlife. The gentle hum of dragonflies and the croak of frogs from the reeds signify a thriving local biodiversity, offering visitors a peaceful spot for contemplation and a living lesson in environmental stewardship. This green oasis seamlessly extends its natural charm towards the coastline, where the park’s ambiance meets the gentle expanse of Praia de Nossa Senhora da Esperança. This quiet, sandy beach, with its views of the Pearl River Delta, provides a complementary landscape of open sky and soft sea breezes. Together, the floral displays, the buzzing wetland pond, and the proximate seaside create a holistic natural experience in the heart of Taipa, demonstrating how conservation, recreation, and beauty can coexist, offering a vital green lung and a sanctuary for both people and wildlife.

#ShareTravelBudget ⛵Share the budget for a one-day trip in Macau. We visited many attractions, including the Ruins of St. Paul's, St. Dominic's Church, and Macau Fishman's Wharf. 🕍 ✨We started our trip by ferry from Hong Kong Ferry Terminal. The ferry cost 190 HKD (economy class departs at 10:00 AM). If you're in a hurry, you can add more money and take the morning trip. We left late, so we missed out on all the attractions on our itinerary. 🚍The bus fare on the island was 18 HKD. The bus fare back to Hong Kong was 65 HKD. 🥗Food costs about 150 HKD. 🌼Total cost 423 HKD, or about 1,761 baht. It was an unforgettable experience, with a beautiful blend of traditional and Western architecture. If we have the chance to go again, we should definitely stay in Macau for a night, as the nightlife is also stunning. We still haven't seen everything yet. 😂 #FollowTheLifeOfAGirl #LifeInReviewsTrips #HongKongTravel

📅 Travel Itinerary Day 1: Sightseeing in Macau Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland Day 3: Sightseeing in Hong Kong 🏨 Accommodation: BP International Hong Kong #bpinternational 🍴 Foodie Spots 🥟 Kou Kei Dim Sum: The xiaolongbao and dumplings were so delicious I was blown away! 🥺 Lots of locals! English was hard to understand, so Google Translate might be helpful. 📍Location: Macau R. Nova do Comercio, 24A Edf. Pou Va 🥧 Koi Kei Bakery: Egg tart shop! There are so many shops and they're so delicious... Each one was 10 HKD, so about 200 yen! 📍Location (e.g., there are many other locations!): 123 R. de Pequim, Macao 🧋KOI Thé: A popular spot for tapioca, milk tea, and fruit shakes! If you're thirsty in the heat, be sure to check it out! 📍Location (e.g., there are many other locations!): Edificio Ngan Fai, 125-127 R. do Campo, Macao 📌 Useful Information ✅After arriving in Macau by ferry from Hong Kong, head out into the city first! There are free shuttle buses to the casino hotels, so I recommend catching a bus from the ferry terminal to your hotel. 👀 ✴️Experienced travelers often use a Macau bus app to get around, but you can still have fun without the app! ✴️Search for "Macau Free Shuttle Bus Timetable"! ✅Once you arrive at the casino hotel, you can play in the casino, shop, or walk to the neighboring casino hotel!❣️ ✴️Note that the minimum coin conversion for table games is 100 HKD! Some tables even have a minimum of 50 HKD.🤭 ✅It was hard to find local restaurants or egg tart shops around the casino, so I decided to explore the city of Macau.❣️ I recommend taking the bus for transportation.🚌 ✴️Each bus ride costs 6 HKD, so it's about ¥120.☺️No change is given, so be sure to have some coins ready! ✅The casino hotel at night is spectacular!❣️ Be sure to walk around the city and take lots of photos.💫 The fountain show at Wynn Palace is just like the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas! When taking commemorative photos with the neon lights as a backdrop, using a flash will make them look even better! 📸 Have a great experience in Macau! 💋🪩✨ #LetsGoAsia #HongKong #Macau #hongkong #macau #macao #asiatravel

Macau is often called the "Las Vegas of Asia." Walking through Cotai Strip at night is wild, huge neon lights, fountains, and massive hotels that look like palaces. Even if you don’t gamble, just exploring the themed casinos (like Venetian with gondola rides inside) feels surreal.Strolling through Senado Square, with its wave-patterned mosaic tiles and pastel colonial buildings, feels like stepping into Europe, but with Chinese signs and shops around. One of Macau’s most iconic landmarks. It’s just the facade of a 17th-century church, but standing there, you feel the history of Portuguese missionaries and the blending of East-West culture. It’s especially beautiful at sunset.#macau #travelgoals #china #casino #lasvegas

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Itinerary】 Day 1: Gimhae Airport - Hong Kong International Airport - Tim Chai Kee - Mid-Levels Escalator - Bakehouse Soho Branch - Mono Lab - Lan Kwai Fong - Accommodation Day 2: Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal - Macau Taipa Ferry Terminal - Venetian Macau - North Garden - Senado Square - Ruins of St. Paul's - Macau Taipa Ferry Terminal - Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal - Accommodation Day 3: Macau Restaurant - Choi Hung Estate - Bakehouse Tsim Sha Tsui Branch - Tsim Sha Tsui - Harbour City - Jenny Bakery Tsim Sha Tsui Branch - Azure 80 - Accommodation Day 4: Disneyland - Accommodation Day 5: Hong Kong International Airport - Gimhae Airport 📍📍【Recommended Attractions】 1. Hong Kong Disneyland Resort 🥘🥘【Recommended Food】 1. Tim Chai Kee 2. Bakehouse⭐️ 3. North Garden 4. Jenny Bakery⭐️ 5. Azure 80 📍📍【Recommended Attractions】 1. Mid-Levels Escalator 2. Venetian Macau 3. Choi Hung Estate 4. Disneyland 🏠🏠【Recommended Hotels】 1. Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong 📷📷 【Photo Spots】 1. Choi Hung Estate 2. Venetian Macau 3. Senado Square 4. Disneyland⭐️

#SummerThemePark Lion sculptures can be seen everywhere!! Inside, there's a casino, restaurants, shops, and a stage that even children can enjoy, so you can enjoy all the leisure activities within the hotel! There are many hotels nearby within walking distance, so if you like what you see, you can stay at another hotel. The English-speaking staff is great. Since many people in Macau only speak Chinese, English-speaking staff are a valuable asset. Everything is here, so you can have fun all day. 4HW9+78V, Av. da Nave Desportiva, Macau From ¥84,000

#SummerThemePark When you think of Macau, you think of the Venetian! I've stayed at a lot of hotels, but the service here is undeniably amazing! It's a hotel theme park 🤍 I always go there for the casinos, but there's also plenty of shopping and dining options. More than anything, the Macau-esque cityscape is incredibly emotional! You can also take a direct flight! There are also places that are accessible from Hong Kong by boat or bus ⭕️ I recommend exchanging your money for Hong Kong dollars before returning to Hong Kong! It's the perfect holiday! s/n Estrada da Baia de Nossa Senhora da Esperanca, Macau From 21,000 yen

Our long-awaited summer family trip was canceled due to the black rainstorm warning! 😭 We were so disappointed, especially the kids. So, I immediately booked the YOHO Treasure Island Hotel, which has been on my bucket list for ages. It perfectly meets my three criteria for choosing a Macau hotel, and we even discovered some surprises upon arrival! The hotel is conveniently located near Grand Lisboa and Wynn, making it easy to explore the city. Plus, the hotel itself is part of a shopping mall that features the iconic Galerie Lafayette from Paris and even has a supermarket on the lower level. 😎 Here are my three criteria for choosing a hotel: 1️⃣ Spacious and modern rooms 2️⃣ No casino 3️⃣ Reasonable price 😌 At just over HK$1,000 per night, it’s truly a great deal! If you’re planning a trip to Macau, consider this option 😉

📍 Senado Square → St. Dominic's Cathedral → Seiki Cafe → Beef Jerky Street → St. Paul's Cathedral → Fort Monte → Souvenir Shopping 🏨 On the last day of my 4-night, 5-day trip to Cotai, I checked out and took a quick, quick tour of Macau's Old Town. Macau is a small country, so if you're just looking for Old Town, two hours is enough! -- 1️⃣ Senado Square 🚖 Approximately 100-120 MOP by taxi from the Marriott Hotel 🖤 A photogenic spot with zebra-patterned floors and European-style buildings 🇵🇹 The Portuguese colonial atmosphere remains intact. A little further down the alley, local residential buildings and old signs evoke a Hong Kong cinematic vibe. -- 2️⃣ St. Dominic's Cathedral 💛 A UNESCO World Heritage Site with an impressive yellow facade It's photogenic, but not as grand as you might expect. --- 3️⃣ SEI KEE CAFE 🥤 Iced Milk Tea 20 MOP (approximately 3,400 KRW) 📦 It's served in a plastic bottle, making it convenient to drink on the go. Recommended as a snack before heading to Beef Jerky Street! -- 4️⃣ Beef Jerky Street 🥩 A huge selection of beef jerky! 📍 From the Bichenhyang area to the local shops, it's lined up. Free samples are available, but if you're feeling overwhelmed by the numerous offers, walk to the edge. -- 5️⃣ St. Paul's Cathedral ⛪ A landmark in Macau! Only the facade remains of this 16th-century building. 💡 It's actually more charming, and the architectural style, unlike other Chinese buildings, is charming. --- 6️⃣ Monte Fortress 📸 A photo spot at the beginning of the walk up next to St. Paul's Cathedral. 🚡 If you're feeling tired, head towards the Macau Museum and take the escalator. 🏙️ The view of the residential complex from the top is like a scene from a movie. -- 7️⃣ Souvenir Shopping (Koikei) 🛍️ Person holding a yellow plastic bag = Snacks 🥜 Almond cookies and egg rolls are highly recommended! (However, they're a bit pricey.) 🍺 Kui Kui is also popular as a beer snack, but be careful because it's around 30,000 won. -- 💡 Tip The Old City is best visited in the morning, when it's quieter. In the afternoon or evening, return to Cotai and enjoy the night view. Seiki milk tea is a must on hot days! #AdventureMoment #MacauTravel

#AdventureMoment #MacauTravel The gelato from Lemoncello, a Macau gelato gem, was so smooth and chewy that I couldn't stop reaching for it. 😎 If you're craving a sweet and refreshing dessert during your trip to Macau, this is a must-try! Recommended for: ✔️ ▶️Those looking for a Michelin-starred dessert restaurant ▶️Those looking for a refreshing dessert in the hot and humid climate of Macau

A fantastical exhibition where light, art, and imagination come together. If you're looking to fill a day in Macau with something special, this is the place to be. -- ✨ Highlights Infinite Crystal Universe Snap your best photos amidst the endless expanse of LED light! My Paintings in the Exhibition A magical experience where your painted drawings are projected onto the exhibition walls. Experiential Art Space An interactive zone where ripples spread when you step on them, and spherical balls create a 3D space. Paid Exhibition – Floating Flower Garden A dreamlike space where flowers bloom and disappear before your feet, opening a path. Tea House Enjoy a cup of tea and ice cream while admiring the light-filled lotus blossoms blooming in your cup. --- 🎟 Admission Information Location: The Venetian Hotel, Cotai, Macau Hours: Daily 11:00 AM - 6:15 PM Price: MOP 288 for adults / MOP 208 for children 30% discount for Sands Group hotel guests → approximately MOP 202 10% discount for Visa card payments Additional paid exhibitions: Flower Garden and Tea House each cost MOP 100 --- 💡 Travel Tips Recommended to visit on a weekday afternoon: Enjoy a quieter experience. Free lockers available (even small suitcases are allowed). There's no designated route, so don't miss the five main exhibitions. Tea House drinks are a bit of a mixed bag; the ice cream is a strong green tea flavor. Photos and videos are allowed. Selfie sticks and drinks are not allowed. --- 📸 One-Line Review > "It's a bit pricey, but a truly worthwhile journey through the lights and art of Macau." #AdventureMoment #Macau #TeamLabExhibition

Transportation Guide: Taxi + Bus + Hotel Shuttle Taxis are affordable, making them a great option if you're tired or carrying too much luggage. Buses have extensive routes and frequent schedules, offering great convenience. Hotel shuttles are also a cost-effective way to get around. Must-Visit Attractions: Ruins of St. Paul's, Taipa Village, Fisherman's Wharf Recommended Hotel: Royal Hotel Although it's an older establishment, it is well-maintained. The mattresses are comfortable, and the soundproofing is excellent. Must-Try Foods: Wing Kee Beef Offal, Yee Shun Steamed Milk, Lord Stow's Egg Tarts, Ze Hin Egg Waffles, Freshly Squeezed Lemon Juice, Mango Pomelo Sago

The Londoner Macao ✨The location is amazing and super convenient When I first arrived at The Londoner Macao, I was blown away by its prime location. Situated in Macau's golden district, the hotel is surrounded by numerous attractions. The Venetian is right next door, just a short walk away, and The Parisian is nearby too—it feels like strolling through a European town. Transportation is a breeze with multiple bus stops nearby, making it easy to get anywhere in Macau. Right outside, you'll find plenty of restaurants and shops, so dining and shopping are incredibly convenient. You'll never have to worry about finding food or entertainment. 🏆Luxury wellness facilities that make you never want to leave The hotel's wellness facilities are a paradise for fitness lovers. My favorite is the massive gym, which is fully equipped with treadmills and all kinds of fitness gear. The environment is spotless and spacious. I also tried the hotel's pool—the water temperature was perfect, and there were plenty of comfy loungers nearby for sunbathing and sipping drinks. The biggest surprise was the spa. I treated myself to a full-body massage, and the technique was so professional that I felt completely rejuvenated afterward—all my fatigue just melted away. 🛌Perfect stay with thoughtful details Upon check-in, the staff were incredibly warm and helpful, carrying my luggage and patiently explaining all the hotel's facilities. My room was huge, with an ultra-soft bed that ensured a great night's sleep—I woke up naturally refreshed. The toiletries were all high-end brands and smelled amazing. What really touched me was the complimentary snacks and fruits in the room—such a thoughtful gesture. One night, I came back feeling a bit hungry and found some extra late-night snacks waiting for me. It felt like the hotel just *got* me. 🎁Heartwarming little details that make you feel valued During my stay, I noticed so many sweet little touches. For example, staff in the elevator would step aside with a smile and greet you; restaurant servers would recommend dishes based on your preferences, and the food arrived lightning-fast. Once, I forgot my charger, and the front desk lent me one and even delivered it to my room—such a warm gesture. These details made the hotel feel less like a temporary stay and more like a home. 🌈Extra tips to make your stay even better If you're planning to visit The Londoner Macao, here are a few tips: First, the breakfast buffet is incredibly varied—go early, or the best items will be gone! Second, there are tons of fun spots nearby, like the Ruins of St. Paul's, which is within walking distance—perfect for a day of exploring. Lastly, don't miss the hotel's events, like the British-themed performances, which are full of charm and atmosphere.

This trip to Macau, we chose the Grand Lisboa Palace Resort We stayed in a Deluxe Garden View Room with a window opening right to the lush Baroque Garden! Room details were impeccable: - Macau-style embroidered wallpaper + vintage crystal chandelier - Dual vanity + spacious bathtub in the bathroom - Complimentary minibar: Beer/Coke/Red Bull An ice-cold beer while soaking in the tub at night was pure bliss 🍻 🌳 **Lush Garden**: Feels like Europe A hidden 1,000㎡ European-inspired oasis on the 3rd floor, every shot is cinematic 📸: ✅ Baroque hedge maze ✅ Mirror pool (ceiling fully mirrored! Swimming feels like floating in the sky) ✅ European stone colonnades + white dome pavilions ⏰ Open 8:30 AM–10:00 PM. Best visited at dawn/dusk for fewer crowds and perfect lighting! Dining 🍴 **Wu Lao Guo** A legendary hot pot from Taiwan now in Macau. Must-orders 👉 - Tofu pot + Wu Lao spicy pot: Broth is incredible, with free refills of duck blood and tofu—total satisfaction - Snowflake beef: Melts in your mouth, paired perfectly with special satay sauce - Sirloin boneless steak: Ultra-fresh, tender, with rich milky beef aroma **Tea House** (Dim sum heaven) Visually stunning and delicious bites: - "Moonlit Swallow Pair": Bird’s nest + chicken dumpling in clear broth—sweet and savory, translucent dumplings glow like the moon - Sakura shrimp & scallop red rice rolls: Scallops are tender, layered with shrimp—explosive texture! 🛍️ **Shopping Guide** - **1F cdf Duty-Free**: Cosmetics/fashion at much lower prices than mainland, all major brands under one roof - **2F NY8 New Yaohan**: Macau souvenirs/toys/kids’ wear/supermarket—one-stop shopping spree 🚗 **Transport Tips** - **Airport/port → Hotel**: Look for **Grand Lisboa Palace** shuttle buses (free!) - **To Senado Square**: Bus to Grand Lisboa Hotel, then 15-min walk ——5 mins to airport ✈️, 15 mins to Macau Peninsula! Enjoy Taipa’s luxury and tranquility while easily visiting Senado Square and Rua do Cunha. Best part? Free shuttles run all day—even newbies can explore like pros! 📆 **Itinerary** **Day 1**: Check-in → Garden photos → Wu Lao Guo dinner → Night swim in mirror pool **Day 2**: Tea House dim sum → Duty-free haul → Bus to Senado Square

#adventuremoments Nestled in the heart of Taipa, Macau, the Flower City Garden (Jardim das Cidades das Flores) offers a vibrant and meticulously curated escape from the bustling city and nearby Cotai Strip. This accessible public park, conveniently located near the Macau International Airport, transforms into a captivating tapestry of color and fragrance, showcasing themed floral displays that celebrate nature's artistry. Designed with both aesthetics and tranquility in mind, the garden features a harmonious blend of landscapes. Visitors wander through distinct sections, including a charming sunken garden area, elegant European-style parterres adorned with intricate topiaries, and a distinctly Chinese-inspired zone complete with traditional pavilions, moon gates, and serene lotus ponds teeming with koi fish. Stone lions stand guard, adding cultural gravitas. Seasonal blooms ensure the scenery is ever-changing. Expect dazzling arrays of azaleas, tulips, chrysanthemums, orchids, and countless other species, arranged in artistic patterns and bursting with life. The air is often perfumed with the sweet scent of flowers, mingling with the gentle sounds of birdsong and rustling leaves. Winding pathways invite leisurely strolls, while strategically placed benches offer perfect spots for quiet contemplation or simply soaking in the peaceful ambiance. The integration of water features, from cascading fountains to the reflective ponds, enhances the sense of serenity and provides cooling respite. More than just a collection of plants, Flower City Garden is a thoughtfully designed urban oasis. It provides residents and visitors alike with a precious space to reconnect with nature, find calm amidst Macau's dynamic energy, and appreciate the meticulous horticultural craftsmanship on display. Its central Taipa location and free admission make it an essential, refreshing stop for anyone seeking beauty and tranquility.

The Grand Prix Museum in Macau is a thrilling family stop. Kids and adults are fascinated by real race cars bikes, simulators, and interactive exhibits, while parents enjoy the history of motorsport. It’s an exciting blend of speed, culture, and hands-on fun that brings Macau’s racing spirit to life. It displays the best drivers in Formula 1 history and and it teaches about cars and bikes. #adventuremoments

Girls! When you rush to Macau, don’t just go to the crowded Ruins of St. Paul’s anymore! Follow me to unlock the treasure spot, Grand Lisboa, for a full day of eating, shopping, and photo ops—efficient and photogenic, making one day feel like three! 😍 Take the free Fortune Bus from the border to the Grand Lisboa, then an 8-minute city walk straight to the local favorite dining hall "Kam Pek Fong"! A gathering of international cuisines 🍽️ Southeast Asian flavors, Korean dishes, Macau specialty snacks... so many choices it’s dazzling, and the prices are super friendly! Eat well and drink up to have the energy for a walking spree! 🍽️ Second stop: Grand Lisboa Integrated Resort Must-visit "THE MONSTERS Convenience Store" Labubu pop-up! 👾 Trendy girls will scream! Labubu’s Macau-exclusive pop-up store, with cute plush toys and merchandise you can’t stop buying! The setup is super cool, and the photo ops are absolutely stunning~ Shopping spree can’t stop! On the first and second floors of the resort, NY8 New Yaohan & cdf Grand Lisboa stores 🛍️ are ready for you to shop! Skincare, cosmetics, perfumes... the discounts are seriously great! Many brands have extra discounts on top of sales, so good your wallet won’t hold it in! Third floor of the resort ✨ Green Lawn Garden 🌿⛲️ Hides a stunning European-style back garden! Huge lawn, vintage pavilion, iconic dome, and that breathtakingly beautiful viral spiral staircase! 📸 Every snap looks like a European castle scene, especially when the sun is shining! The photos are gorgeous~ Art appreciation is a must! On the second floor of the resort is the Grand Lisboa Art and Culture Exhibition Hall 🎨 "Lisboa: Macau Stories" So thoughtfully done, it brings Macau’s 8 major landmarks inside. After visiting, you instantly understand Macau’s past and present, with a full cultural vibe! Worth a detailed look! Macau isn’t big, and the Grand Lisboa’s Fortune Bus can take you directly to all the famous landmarks and attractions. This day is both fulfilling and fun! Burned 2,000 calories! From your stomach to your heart, your camera to your shopping bag, all satisfied! Niche, efficient, fun, photogenic, and great for shopping—the ultimate Macau one-day tour! Girls, let’s go! 💃🏻✨

#Post a comment to win junglia tickets 🍀 When you come to Macau, you must go to Guan Ye Street to enjoy street food. It turns out that in addition to enjoying the food, there are also many photo spots to take beautiful photos! For delicacies, of course, try the pork chop bun, dried pork, and beef jerky. 💕 Take your eyes to see Macau Guan Ye Street, go ~~~~ ——————————————— #Guanye Street #Taipai #Macau #Macau Travel #Macau Trip #Parent-Child Good Place #Macau Parent-Child Blogger #Parent-Child Daily #Parent-ChildKOL #hkfoodie

#OverseasTravel Before visiting Macau, It's a good idea to use Uber. I recommend purchasing a USIM card rather than roaming. I used an eSIM, but it didn't work with my phone, so I was hit with a huge phone bill. I was able to use Hong Kong dollars without having to exchange any money. I highly recommend visiting Macau before going to Hong Kong. It's great for taking pictures, and the buildings are generally beautiful.