Renowned as Asia’s own incarnation of Las Vegas, Macau is truly a dream oasis in Hong Kong. Littered with casinos and high rollers this one-stop recreational hub is a touristic hotspot like no other.
The Ruins of St. Paul’s
Built in the 17th century, the ruins of St. Paul’s are one of Macau’s most frequented tourist destinations. As one of the most photographed sites in Macau, this towering landmark is also a marvel of European architecture.
A-Ma Temple
Casino Hopping
Often called the “Monte Carlo of the Orient”, Macau is the place to be if casino and gambling are terms that excite you. Ever since the legalization of gambling in the 1850s, Macau has been a hub of gambling, attracting quite large crowds to its tempting vicinity
Guia Fortress
Originally built to defend the city of Macau from naval attacks the Guia Fortress now serves as one of the best lookout points in the holiday Mecca. Used by the military till 1976 the venue is one of the most captivating Macau tourist attractions today.
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