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Macau Travel Tips | How Expensive Is Macau?
How expensive is Macau? In our Macau travel tips guide to Macau, China we cover arriving from the airport, accommodations, local transportation, casinos, Portuguese architecture and ruins and free attractions in the city. We explore what to see and do and local must eats including what we loved about Macau along with what we hated about Macau. Now let's explore the cost of travel in Macao, China in depth!
Official Exchange Rate = $1 USD = 7.99 Macanese Pataca (current as of February, 2017)
*Tip* Hong Kong Dollars are widely accepted in Macau so that is an option for paying for food, souvenirs and experiences. However, Macanese Pataca is not accepted in Hong Kong so be sure to spend your coins before heading back to Hong Kong.
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Arriving to Macau from Hong Kong, Mainland China and elsewhere
1) TurboJET ferry from Hong Kong (takes about an hour and economy class is about $21-$24 USD - cheaper on weekdays). Frequent departures from Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and Hong Kong International Airport
2) Helicopter from Hong Kong (over $500 one way and takes less than 20 minutes)
3) Bus from mainland China (Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc)
4) Budget flight from SE Asia or other elsewhere. Sometimes cheaper than flying into Hong Kong. Worth checking prices to confirm.
5) From the airport public buses and taxis are a cheap and efficient way to get to your hotel
Accommodations in Macau
1) Hostel in Macau - (basically non-existant)
2) 2 star or 3 star Hotel in Macau ($88 to $161 USD)
3) 3 star or 4 star Hotel in Macau ($120 to $600 USD)
4) AirBnB in Macau or apartment in Macau (rental) - (for a private room $40 to $60 USD and for your own apartment $80 to $200+)
*Note* Accommodations are expensive in Macau with essentially no budget options. Consider staying in Hong Kong and going on a day-trip or just biting the bullet and paying more than you budget elsewhere for a decent hotel.
Local Transportation around Macau
1) On foot (FREE! Great way to sightsee in Taipa and around Senado Square)
2) Casino and Hotel shuttle buses (absolutely FREE and how we got around when traveling any distance)
3) Local Bus (local price = 3.20 to 5.00 MOP)
4) Taxi (starting at 17 MOP and most rides are 50 MOP or less)
5) Cycle Rickshaw (local price = 200 MOP for a city tour)
Our prefered way to get around was by foot when distances were close and by free casino and hotel shuttles when distances were not within comfortable walking distance. We literally paid ZERO for our transportation and you can easily do this as well.
Macau Free Attractions (Free things to do in Macau)
1) Senado Square
2) Ruins of St. Paul's
3) Hotels and Casinos
4) Taipa Village
5) Free Samples of street food
Things to do in Macau (Macau must see)
1) Macau Tower (130 MOP for adults and 70 MOP for seniors and kids)
2) City of Dreams House of Dancing Water Spectacular (580 Hong Kong Dollars for adults and 406 HKD for kids)
3) Gambling (oh my gosh you could spend as much or as little as you want)
What to eat in Macau (Macau street food and local eats)
1) Eggs Tarts
2) Pork Chop Bun
3) Durian ice cream
4) Jerky
5) Almond Cookies
6) Portuguese wine
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Things we LOVED about Macau (I love Macau)
1) Free to visit the hotels and casinos for shopping and entertainment (aside from gambling area)
2) Great street food options throughout the city
3) Cool Portuguese architecture and ruins
3) Easy as a day trip from Hong Kong
5) Free Transportation with casino and hotel shuttles
Things we HATED about Macau (I love Macau)
1) Lack of budget accommodations
2) Crowded around major attractions by midday
3) Potentially choppy ferry ride from Hong Kong
Final Thoughts
Macau is definitely worth a visit - especially if you're combining your trip with a visit to Hong Kong. Macau offers enough in terms of attractions even for non-gamblers to have a good time on a day trip from Hong Kong. For those wanting to gamble, enjoy nightlife and entertainment (shows) then a few days in Macau would be your best bet.
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Macau Museum - A Visit To The Museum of Macau Culture
Today I will have a look in the Museum of Macau. I would like to get some more historical information about Macau culture and therefore a Macau Museum seems like the right place to visit.
Macau Museum is one of the places that you have to visit while in Macau. You will get an insight into Macau's rich history during your visit to the Museum of Macau. Understanding history is important while traveling in China. To travel in China is a history lesson in itself.
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Macau officially the special administrative region of the Republic of China. Less than an hour sea travel from Hong Kong.
Although originally Chinese, Macau was under the rule of the Portuguese from the 16th century until 1999, and this rich and complicated history is reflected in the eccentric city. You’ll also find a lot of European architecture around the old parts of the city. Macau is like a unique and beautiful blend of European and Asian architecture and culture.
Macau Peninsula holds the Unesco World Heritage–crowned old city centre.
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According to Wikipedia, Macau is an autonomous region on the south coast of #China, across the Pearl River Delta from Hong Kong. A Portuguese territory until 1999, it reflects a mix of cultural influences. Its giant casinos and malls on the Cotai Strip, which joins the islands of Taipa and Coloane, have earned it the nickname, Las Vegas of Asia. Come join us on New Year's Eve in Macau.
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Macau Travel Guide - Macao Day Trip from Hong Kong
Come join us for a day trip from Hong Kong (香港) as we visit Macau covering the best things to do in one day in our Macau Travel Guide (澳門 - 澳门).
We started off our day waking up early in Hong Kong to get to the ferry terminal to take a TurboJET ferry to Macao. *Important* remember to take your passport as you're crossing one special administration region in China to another (Hong Kong to Macau) and you'll need to go through immigration on both sides (it doesn't take long).
After arriving we took free transportation (provided by the casinos and hotels) to check out the Venetian Casino and Parisian Hotel. Then we were off to Taipa to mostly eat Macau street food and enjoy the old colonial architecture.
We then made our way to Senado Square, the ruins of St. Paul's and Forte Monte while munching on plenty of Macanese street food before heading back to Hong Kong on a TurboJET ferry.
As you can see you can do a lot in just one day in Macau but a few things we didn't get to do included gambling at casinos, going up Macau Tower or checking out the A-Ma temple. For more of the things we missed out on but are worth considering doing in Macau see our two lists below.
Things to do in Macau Travel Guide:
1) TurboJET Ferry ride from Hong Kong to Macau (噴射飛航) which takes approximately one hour - 00:15
2) Visiting the Venetian Macao (澳門威尼斯人度假村酒店) luxury hotel and casino resort - 02:36
3) Visiting the Parisian (Chinese: 澳門巴黎人) luxury hotel in Cotai, Macau, China - 03:30
4) Visiting Taipa Houses–Museum (龍環葡韻住宅式博物館 - Casas-Museu da Taipa) - 04:13
5) Visit Taipa (氹仔) to eat street food in Macau and wander around - 05:05
6) Macau egg pudding - 05:31
7) Macau Pork Chop Bun (豬扒包) - 06:49
8) Portuguese style Macau egg tart (蛋撻 - 蛋挞) also known as Pastel de nata - 07:39
9) Free shuttle by from the casino hotels - 09:00
10) Senado Square (Largo do Senado - 議事亭前地) town square - 10:04
11) Ruins of St. Paul's (大三巴牌坊) - 11:22
12) Macau honey glazed pork jerky (豬肉乾) - 12:03
13) Macau almond cookies or biscuits (杏仁餅) - 13:25
14) Macanese Bubble tea with taro (波霸奶茶) - 14:24
15) Macao Museum or Macau Museum (澳門博物館 - Museu de Macau) - 15:26
16) Monte Fort (Fortaleza do Monte - 大炮台) - 15:44
17) TurboJET ferry ride from Macau (澳門 - 澳门) back to Hong Kong (香港) - 16:29
Things to do in Macau that we didn't have time for on our day trip
1) Gambling at the casinos in Macau
2) Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre (澳門旅遊塔會展娛樂中心) for views of Macau
3) A-Ma Temple (媽閣廟)
4) Grand Prix Museum (大賽車博物館)
5) Drink Portuguese wine
6) Macau Fisherman's Wharf (澳門漁人碼頭)
7) Macau Wine Museum (葡萄酒博物馆 - Museu do Vinho)
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Our visit Macau travel guide documentary covers some of the top attractions including a food guide (best restaurants and street food), top museums and Macau at night and by day. We also cover off-the-beaten-path activities you won't find in a typical Macau itinerary, Macau tourism brochure or Macau city tour.
Macau Travel Guide - Macao Day Trip from Hong Kong Travel Food Video Transcript:
Well good morning from Hong Kong. It is seven in the morning. A little early to be out in my opinion but today we're going to Macau. Special day.
So we've got our tickets for Macau. Woo! 160 Hong Kong dollars each. It is just over $20 US bucks and they give you your seats as you basically arrive. Just after you go through immigration. Yeah so we just got these little stickers. We're 17M and 17K and guys don't forget to bring your passport because technically you're going to a different special administrative region. You're going from Hong Kong to Macau.
This is part of our Travel in Macau video series showcasing Macau food, Macau culture and Macau cuisine.
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50 Best Explores Macao
Asia's 50 Best Restaurants sent a group of chefs from all over Asia to discover historic and modern Macao, accompanied by local chefs from Wynn Resorts. Visiting cooks Manish Mehrotra of Indian Accent, Jason Tan of Corner House, Hiroyasu Kawate of Florilege, Ton Tassanakajohn of Le Du, Jordy Navarra of Toyo Eatery and Hiroe Higuchi of Shima Kanko explored Macao with local chefs Weng Keong, Alfredo Ho and Chow Chiu Chin. Find out what they discovered on their tour of the local markets, historic and cultural reference points and culinary experiences, in our 50 Best Explores Macao video.
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Spring Festival, also known as Chinese New Year, is the most important traditional festival in China. It begins on the first day of the first lunar month (usually in late January or early February) and ends on the 15th day of the first lunar month (Lantern Festival).
Chinese New Year is a time for families to be together. Celebrations include having annual reunion dinner on Chinese New Year's Eve, setting firecrackers, giving lucky money to children, ringing the New Year bell, sending Chinese New Year greetings, dragon and lion dancing, and Niu Yangge (traditional dance in northern China).
Every year, visitors flock to Macau for Chinese New Year and during the weeks before the holiday, local residents, businesses and organizations are making preparations for a wide array of festive events to celebrate. Flowers for good luck are an important part of the season, and brighten our winter days, especially at the Taipa Houses-Museum, where visitors will find themselves in a winter kaleidoscope of blooms.
Kids will delight in the Winter at Cotai Strip, with Dreamworks stars and fabulous ice sculptures at Ice World, a 50-foot Christmas tree and real ice rink and snow falling outdoors, Kid's Dreams on Stamps at Communications Museum of Macau, A Starry Tale at the Macau Science Centre Planetarium, and Macau Tower X Tomica Exhibition and bone upon local history at the Guia Hill Military Tunnels and an exhibition of the fireworks industry. There's fun for the whole family every weekend, with street performers putting on shows at popular tourist sites outdoors and a Baby and Child Products Expo indoors.
Everyone will enjoy finding out about Macau's less-known districts through neighborhood walking tours, and now it's easier than ever with the Step Out, Experience Macau's Communities walking tour maps.
Music fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming weeks. Pop stars Candy Lo and Jason Chan will serenade us in concerts at the Macau Forum, World Heritage sites will vibrate with jazz, mini concerts and Spring Music, and harp superstar Xavier de Maistre will interpret classical favorites at the Macau Cultural Centre. Sinulog welcomes everyone to sing, dance and enjoy Filipino fare in a day-long festival.
Art buffs have a wealth of exhibits to appreciate at Macau's museums and galleries, among them the 9th Macau Design Biennial at the Museum of Art, and a range of offerings from the classical - Arts of the Masters of Xiling Seal Society, Luoyang pottery, and - to the contemporary- Yue Minjun Contemporary Sculpture, Hong Wai Pop Ink - and everything in between at the Art Fair at 5 Outubro Street.
Macau is more than ever an adventure for shoppers, with the Hong Kong Trendy Buying Expo 2014 in town this month, the Tap Seac Flower and Gift Market, and the Taipa Flea Market adding to the fun.
While it's a bustling, busy month, there are still some chances to relax, with a cup of fragrant tea at the Tea Culture House, wine sampling at the Wine Museum, a visit to historic temple for quiet contemplation, or a Harbor Cruise to get away from it all. Macau has something for everyone to enjoy all month long, with the Experience Macau app, free citywide WiFi Go, 'Macau Budget Hotels Site, the Audio Guide Service and Tourism Hotline to smooth your journey in the city.
踏入2014年，精彩節目源源不絕。在氹仔龍環葡韻，舉行「冬日萬花筒 - 球形花展」，與附近的歐陸式建築相映成趣。而「體驗夢工場•冰之世界」和「美高梅奇幻光彩之旅」都是合家歡的節目好選擇。在澳門旅遊塔舉行的「 展覽」，展示了各款特色汽車，必定是大人細路熱愛的收藏品.是菲律賓一年一度的節日，在澳門居住的菲律賓群眾每年都會舉行大型活動慶祝節日。而逢週六及日在澳門各處送上免費舞醉龍、舞獅、中國武術、葡萄牙土風舞及各類舞蹈表演。
「論區行賞」四條旅遊步行路線，迎合不同旅客的遊覽興趣，四條步行路線包括：南灣大馬路至司打口的「歷史足跡之旅」；普濟禪院至望德聖母堂的「綠色文創之旅」；議事亭前地至海事博物館的「中葡交匯之旅」及漁人碼頭至媽閣廟的「藝文探索之旅」。
澳門文化中心慶祝十五週年盛典，今個月帶來舞蹈劇場「踩界」和音樂節目「梅斯特與藝術世界合奏團」，而澳門樂團和中樂團呈獻多場精彩的音樂會，而當中「搖擺爵士」、「春之頌」分別於世界遺產「澳門歷史城區」景點鄭家大屋及崗頂劇院舉行，樂團與大家一起慶祝新年到來，和預祝馬年來臨.
Macau- DJ Sun
Qingxi is a 50-minute soundtrack inspired by an ancestral quest of DJ Sun and photographer Jasmine Lee Richardson. The project was originally commissioned in 2015 by Asia Society Texas Center (ASTC) and produced as an audio visual performance by DJ Sun and Richardson’s company, Everyday is Sunday.
This quest focused on DJ Sun’s Chinese ancestor (Soon Sam Sin), who departed in 1858 from the South of China via Macau to Suriname, South America as an indentured servant. Soon Sam Sin’s historical travels were investigated by DJ Sun and Richardson during a 10-day trip, generously funded by ASTC. The journey led to a creative impulse to develop the album “Qingxi,” named for the city in the Dongguan region of South China from which Sam Sin originated.
This uniquely derived soundtrack is composed of 7 chapters, each of which fluidly meld the real-life experiences of DJ Sun during his investigation and those imagined for his ancestor. The end product yields the fine balance of an artistic assumption and the factual documentation of an important event not only for DJ Sun, but in the wider scope of 19th century migratory patterns as well.
The sources of information regarding this history included writings and correspondences from Professors Paul Brendan Tjon Sie Fat and William Man A Hing, along with local guidance from Saint Joseph University (Macau) Professors Alvaro Barbosa and Francisco Vizeu Pinheiro.
6.Macau
Because Macau’s historical district is still intact, we could literally walk the paths
that my ancestor may have traversed on his way to embarkation to Suriname. Macau
would be his final Chinese “home,” as he would never seen the land again once arriving in
Suriname. Thus, a nostalgic atmosphere joined us as we, guided by Professor Francisco
Pineiro, visited significant architectural landmarks and places as they related to
activities in 1858. The vast and textural landscape was astounding, most notably the
Barracoons, where indentured servants were held; the old harbor; tea and the ceremony
of tea; opium and gambling houses; and the old Buddhist temple. We could see as well
how the European influence from it’s Portuguese grasp created a confluence of cultures.
(China part 2) Macau: Pictures, Music, Videos
Leaving Hong Kong, I took a turbojet ferry over to the autonomous territory of Macau. Because it was a Portuguese colony for 400 years, there’s a fusion of Chinese and Portuguese culture in their food, customs, and architecture. When I arrived in the terminal, I walked to meet up with my guide, Mr. Li. After I found him, we walked to meet up with the driver and then took a ride downtown to check out Kum Ian Tong temple (01:57). As we walked through the open gateway of the temple, the smell of incense hanging from the walls and from the prayer pots was the first to catch my attention. As we made our way through the different halls of the temple, we saw other people lighting incense and burning joss paper as a tribute to ones that’ve died. In one room, there’s wooden placards with pictures of deceased couples (03:52). Some of the pictures have more than one woman in it as Mr. Li explained polygamy was often the norm back then. After that, we traveled to the border gate with China (05:21). Every day, hundreds of people cross back the border from the mainland and from the mainland to Macau.
Next it was onward to the National Museum of Macao (08:05) to check out some of the local artifacts left over from the Portuguese colonization. Right outside of the museum is the and Ruin of St. Paul’s (13:07), the foundation of a Portuguese-built Jesuit church. Walking down the former church’s steps, there’s a heavily crowded street filled with shops and restaurants which we walked down en route to Senado Square (14:30). In the square we stopped at the Macau Cathedral, the Leal Senado government building, and Central Post Office.
After that, we walked a while down one of the side streets and met up with the driver. From there we traveled to Macau tower and convention center where I had some lunch (15:45). There’s a bungee type ride there where they strap you into a harness and slingshot you up to a high point of the tower but I decided to skip it. From there we went to Macau’s casino district (17:18). I was amazed at how it has a lot of the same casinos as Las Vegas has like the Parisian, the Venetian, MGM Grand, and the Wynn. Also, there’s the story about how gangster Broken Tooth Koi, leader of the 14k triad and one of the most notorious gangsters in Chinese history, set up shop here again after he got out of a 15-year prison stint! However, the Chinese government has been cracking down on corruption, keeping this guy in check for the most part. To me, it felt just like Las Vegas but without all the decadence: no rude drunks, half/fully naked women, advertisements for strip clubs…at least not out in the open like Vegas. We drove to the Venetian and I got out and walked around for an hour and ½. Inside, it looks just like the one on the Vegas strip with high-end shops, heavy crowds, and dozens of tables of all different types of games to gamble on (18:44). The biggest difference from Vegas was that it was 99% Chinese people there…shocking, huh? In fact, I was the only non-Asian guy as far as my eye could see. I was a bit surprised that not even one Occidental person was walking around (other than me). Might have just been the time of day, lol.
The last location of the day was the, A-Ma temple (23:20), one of the oldest Daoist temples in Macau. Named after the Daoist sea goddess Matzu, it’s said that when the Portuguese arrived they named Macau after this temple. Inside, just like in most temples, the smell of incense fills the air and a feeling of calmness sets in, melting away the stress of the crowded casino areas we were at earlier. After the temple, it was getting late and I had a ferry to catch back to Hong Kong so we met up with the driver and made our way back to the ferry pier (25:38). After I got off the ferry, I was held in customs for 15 minutes sitting on a cold steel bench while they examined my passport. When I got my passport back, I met up again with a worried Mrs. Helen who joked they must really like me at customs. I thought to myself I’m sure that wasn’t the real reason they held me for so long lol. We met up with the driver who took me back to my hotel in Kowloon.
Macau was a very interesting blend of two different cultures and because of the legalization of gambling, one of the most unique places to visit in China. My only regret is there wasn’t enough time to try some of the Macanese cuisine there which, from my understanding, is a mixture of Cantonese and Portuguese dishes. Besides missing that I believe I got to experience most of what Macau has to offer. For the music, I used a lot of Asian-themed songs but also old & new-school hip-hop. This was probably the hardest one of my videos to think of interesting music for!
The next video is about the third leg of my trip across China: Deng Feng city and the world-famous Shaolin Temple. Here's the link:
MACAO LIGHT FESTIVAL | MACAU TOUR |
Macao Light Festival which is held annually in December at various locations in Macao Peninsula and on the Islands. The event program includes projection mapping, light installations, interactive games and a series of other activities. The event aims to draw visitors to different districts of the city for an appreciation of Macao by night and to learn about the local culture and history from innovative angles shaped by light artistry.
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Things to do in Macau Travel Guide & Macanese Street Food
Macau, considered by many to be the Las Vegas of the Far East, is only a short ferry ride away from Hong Kong, China. When we decided to visit we thought we'd spend most of our time checking out casino; however, what we discovered was a city with a unique colonial history (Portuguese) and some of the best street food in all of Asia.
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In terms of attractions, most people who come to visit Macau may only come for the gambling. That's a shame. Attractions such as Senado Square and the ruins of Saint Paul Cathedral await those who explore its old city quarters. With architecture that seems as though it belongs more in Portugal or Brazil you'll find this city is east meets west in many regards. For those with adventurous taste buds regional culinary delights such as Macau egg tarts, pork chop buns and almond cookie are on plentiful display. We simply couldn't stop eating Macanese street delights during our brief stay in Macao. The following is a top attractions travel guide offering a snapshot of the best things to do in Macau in terms of cuisine and travel:
Travel Video Titles:
1) Eating Street Food in Macau, China | Macanese Cuisine with Chinese & Portuguese Influences
2) Things to do in Macau, China including visiting Senado Square & the Ruins of Saint Paul's Cathedral
3) Ferry boat ride from Macau to Hong Kong, China via HydroFoil TurboJet travel video
4) Visiting the Venetian Macao Hotel & Casino in Macau China (澳門威尼斯人度假村酒店)
Things to do in Macau:
1) Senada Square (Portuguese: Largo do Senado; Chinese: 議事亭前地)
2) Historic Centre of Macao (Chinese: 澳門歷史城區; Portuguese: O Centro Histórico de Macau)
3) Ruins of Saint Paul's Cathedral ((Portuguese: Ruínas de São Paulo, Chinese: 大三巴牌坊)
4) Mount Fortress (Portuguese: Fortaleza do Monte; Chinese: 大炮台)
Macanese Cuisine and Macanese Food to try in Macao:
1) Egg Tarts (Portuguese: pastel de nata or 蛋撻 and/or 蛋挞)
2) Pork Chop Buns (豬扒包)
3) Almond Cookies or Almond Biscuits (杏仁饼 or 杏仁餅)
澳门，被许多人认为是拉斯维加斯远东，只有很短的乘坐渡轮离开香港，中国。当我们决定去拜访我们认为我们会花更多的时间检查出来的赌场;然而，我们发现了什么是一个独特的殖民历史（葡萄牙）和一些最好的美食街是全亚洲的城市。在旅游景点方面，大多数人谁前来参观澳门只可前来赌博。这是一个耻辱。景点，如议事亭前地和圣保罗大教堂的废墟等待那些谁探讨其老城区的宿舍。有了架构，好像它属于多在葡萄牙和巴西，你会发现这个城市是东方与西方在许多方面。对于那些喜欢冒险的味蕾地区的美味佳肴，如澳门蛋挞，猪扒包子和杏仁饼干是丰富的显示屏上。我们根本无法阻止我们的短暂停留期间，澳门土生葡人的饮食街美食。下面是一个著名景点旅游指南提供的最好的东西快照做在澳门的美食和旅游方面：
旅游视频标题：
1）饮食街美食在澳门，中国|澳门美食，中国和葡萄牙的影响
2）必做之事在澳门，中国包括参观议事亭前地及圣保罗大教堂遗址
3）从澳门经水翼喷射飞航旅游视频码头乘船至香港，中国
4）参观澳门威尼斯人酒店和赌场在中国澳门（澳门威尼斯人度假村酒店）
必做之事在澳门：
1）SENADA广场（葡萄牙语：议事亭前地;中国：议事亭前地）
澳门（中国2）历史城区：澳门历史城区;葡萄牙：Ø历史中心澳门）
圣保罗大教堂3）遗址（：Ruínas圣保罗，中国：（葡萄牙语大三巴牌坊）
4）大炮台（葡萄牙语：炮台;中国：大炮台）
澳门美食及澳门菜来尝试在澳门：
1）蛋挞（葡萄牙语：柔和去NATA或蛋挞和/或蛋挞）
2）猪扒面包（猪扒包）
3）杏仁饼干或杏仁饼（杏仁饼和杏仁饼）
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Things to do in Hong Kong and Macau Travel Guide
When I reflect back on our travels around Asia few memories are fonder than our time spent in both Hong Kong and Macau. From the fascinating attractions in both cities to the amazing local eats we really packed in a lot over a short period of time. Some of the top highlights included eating dim sum, taking boat rides, viewing the symphony of lights, eating Macanese street food, frequenting casinos and marveling at the views of both cities from high vantage points.
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The following is a comprehensive travel guide for Hong Kong and Macau. You'll find numerous things to do and foods to eat. Our guide is comprised of all of the individual videos we made in both cities. In the description box you'll notice our entire playlist with click-able times to advance to a desired spot in the travel video. If you're looking for fast paced urban adventure in the Far East you should consider Hong Kong and Macau for your next trip.
Things to do in Hong Kong and Macau Top Attractions Travel Guide Playlist:
1) Peak Tram Ride along with stunning views of Hong Kong Island and Victoria Harbor from The Peak (太平山)
2) Things to do in Macau, China including visiting Senado Square & the Ruins of Saint Paul's Cathedral
3) Eating Dim Sum at Tim Ho Wan Michelin Star Restaurant on the cheap in Hong Kong, China (添好運 點心)
4) Eating Street Food in Macau, China | Macanese Cuisine with Chinese & Portuguese Influences
5) Avenue of Stars and A Symphony of Lights at night in Hong Kong, China (香港 - 星光大道 - 幻彩詠香江)
6) Having Afternoon English Style High Tea at the Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong, China (香港半島酒店)
7) A tour of Hong Kong Island during the day with Big Bus Open-Top Tours (香港的巴士之旅)
8) Chinese Junk boat ride at night during a A Symphony of Lights light & laser show in Hong Kong China
9) Ferry boat ride from Macau to Hong Kong, China via HydroFoil TurboJet travel video
10) Eating Dim Sum and Drinking Chinese Tea for dinner in Hong Kong, China (香港 點心 - 香港 点心)
11) Taking a Sampan Boat Tour around Aberdeen in the South China Sea - Hong Kong, China (舢舨 - 香港仔 - 香港)
12) A tour of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon at night via Big Bus Open-Top Tours (晚上香港及九龍遊)
13) Star Ferry boat ride across Victoria Harbor from Kowloon to Hong Kong Island, China (天星小輪)
14) Visiting Hong Kong Park & participating in a Chinese Tea Appreciation Ceremony (香港公園 - 香港公园)
15) Feasting on Indian Food at Chungking Mansions in Kowloon, Hong Kong, China (重庆大厦 - 重慶大廈)
16) Visiting the Venetian Macao Hotel & Casino in Macau China (澳門威尼斯人度假村酒店)
17) Did we (or did we not) get our Chinese tourist Visa issued in Hong Kong????
18) Packing up and moving from Chiang Mai, Thailand and flying with Air Asia to Macau, China
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