Macau City Walk, you can really play for free

Macau is really not big, you can walk to every scenic spot on the two islands. Always feel like playing in Macau is like being abroad . One day walking route: Morning: Gongbei (Pass) → Grand Lisboa → Ruins of St. Paul → Fung Tong Lane → Dongwangyang New Street → Wynn Macau (Take the fortune car to Wynn Palace) . Afternoon: Wynn Palace → MGM Cotai → The Parisian Macao → The Londoner Macao → The Venetian Macao → Guanye Street → Pass . Recommended five treasure spots: Ruins of St. Paul: Walk to the banyan tree in the right park to avoid the crowd, and take a photo with the Ruins of St. Paul under the banyan tree. There is also a window facing the Ruins of St. Paul, and the view of the Ruins of St. Paul from the window is also very beautiful. Ruins of St. Paul Fung Tong Lane: The colorful town and the small street next to it are very photogenic. Dongwangyang New Street: National Geographic cover, the old street and the Grand Lisboa's photo really have a sense of time overlap. The Parisian Macao: The Parisian Macao at night really thought it came to Paris! The Londoner Macao: Take a photo of the bell tower from under the Eiffel Tower, the building really shines at sunset. . Zero cost tips: There is a fortune car to every hotel on the left hand side of Gongbei Port, just get on the car directly, and the fortune car of each hotel can return. The free pearl milk tea at MGM Cotai is really invincible and delicious! There is also bread to eat!