Macau MO | City walk never looks back

| City walk never looks back. Macau might be known as a Casino center in most people's impression. On this tiny land, every day is a story of glitz and glamour. When you really come to this place, everything here will amaze you. 🌆Whether it's the newly erected magnificent buildings or the old residential buildings that have been running through the streets for many years, the new and old scenery constantly fills your eyes, all marveling at the unique charm of this city, which is also why I strongly recommend everyone to visit Macau once in their lifetime! The travel guide of Macau is divided into two parts, the Peninsula and Taipa. Of course, there is also the Coloane Peninsula that everyone talks about, but unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to go there this time, we will prioritize it next time~ The hotel we booked for this trip is on the Peninsula, very close to the surrounding attractions, it's convenient to go anywhere. Also, I would like to mention the hotel I stayed in (Emperor Hotel), although it's on the hillside, the hotel service is very good, the environment is also good, the room area is really large compared to Hong Kong, we stayed on the 9th floor at that time, the view outside the window is great, the hotel's off-season price is also very affordable. Then below are some of the places we visited, there is no place that is not worth playing, the more famous attractions are indeed crowded, but acceptable, under the blessing of good weather, slowly walk in the city, any place to take a photo is very out of the picture. 🚏Peninsula: Guia Park — Grand Lisboa — Old Lisboa — Mercy Hall— Ruins of St. Paul's — Monte Fort— Fong Tong Lane — Guia Lighthouse — Fisherman's Wharf These places are not far apart, there is no order, you can go wherever you want, the Macau Peninsula is very suitable for a relaxed tour, there will be various Portuguese-style buildings along the way, the colors are bright and bright, really good looking! There will be some shops along the way, selling local specialty snacks. No need to specifically go to check in some internet celebrity shops, just walk and play freely 👋 Also, you can bring a small notebook to the corresponding attractions to stamp: Here is my stamp route: 🔖Fountain opposite the Town Hall — Nezha Temple — Ruins of St. Paul's — Macau Museum — Church of Our Lady of the Rosary — Macau Post 🚏Taipa: Wynn Palace — MGM Cotai — The Londoner Macao — The Parisian Macao — The Venetian Macao — Guanye Street The whole feeling of Taipa is magnificent, all the buildings are very high-end. If you can't go to London and Paris for the time being, why not come to Macau to see the Big Ben and the Eiffel Tower first. Also, be sure to take the free cable car at Wynn Palace, don't queue up on the first floor outside, there are a lot of people, just go directly into the mall, there are cable car guides or ask the staff, go directly to the second floor to queue. Also, the luxury goods here are quite complete🛍️, you can compare the prices yourself. In addition, Guanye Street has many authentic snacks, you can eat while shopping, in short, you will also have a new travel experience in Taipa. Then talk about the transportation in Macau, we only took the bus twice in Macau, the bus only accepts cash, 6MOP/person. It is recommended to prepare a small amount of cash. You can exchange money directly at the customs. When you get to the customs, if you go to the Peninsula, you can take the fortune car of Grand Lisboa, if you go to Taipa, you can take the fortune car of Wynn/Parisian/Londoner, there are also free shuttle buses from the hotel, these alone have saved us a huge amount of transportation costs.