4.0Ruins of St. Paul's(7.945 reviews) - St. paul Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
Considered Macau’s most famous landmark, the ruins of this 16th-century cathedral features a spectacular façade with intricate carvings by Japanese monks.See more..
4.0St. Dominic's Church(1.169 reviews) - Beautiful Catholic Church Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Historic Sites
This Catholic Church was one of the stops on our day trip to Macau. The church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and construction was completed in 1587. The exterior is a bright yellow and white - Our guide told us that the buildings are repainted every year/every other year. The statue of the Madonna is carried through the streets of Macau prior to one of the holy days. See more..
4.0Monte Forte (Fortaleza do Monte)(870 reviews) - Worth it! Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Historic Sites • Military Bases & Facilities • History Museums
Built in the 16th century by the Jesuits and later used as a military base, this fort today features a public park, an observatory and the Macau Museum.See more..
Taipa is a must for all first-time Macau visitors. The small collection of alleys with colonial charm is the most popular attraction in the area. Nearly all tourist shops have an outlet here. This is also the best time to visit as the streets are not fully saturated at this moment.See more..
4.5Mandarin's House(501 reviews) - Many picture opportunities! Wednesday: Historic Sites
Firstly it is free admission, so that is already a thumbs up! hehe.. You can dont bother about the write ups and the various exhibitions pieces of god knows what. Just head around the place, and you will find many nice interior places to snap those nostalgic photos you have been craving for in Macau. Make your photos black-white to get a more fuller effect!! Overall, if you are a photo-junkie, this is a place for you!See more..
4.5Our Lady of Penha(314 reviews) - Panorama of Macau Wednesday: 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM Historic Sites • Lookouts • Missions • Religious Sites
While gambling has transformed Macau to a sprawling city, this small chapel has witnessed the changes and remains serene and peaceful. Loyal to the colonial root, Our Lady of Penha is a small institution of Catholicism. What makes it stand out is the unparalleled panorama of Macau. Even the skyscrapers in Zhuhai are easily discernible. Beware that the walk up hill can be challenging for some.See more..
