Category Archives: Macao Peninusla

Senado Square (Largo do Senado) is a public square in Macau. It is located in the central area of the Macau Peninsula. Covering an area of 3,700 square meters (4,425 square yards), this is one of the four largest squares in Macau; the others being Praça do Centro Cultural, Praça do Lago Sai Van and …

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The Ruins of St. Paul’s, though overcrowded with thousands of tourists flooding in from countries all around the world, serves as a reminder of Macau’s rich history of religion and military, and is a great introduction to Macau’s multicultural society for tourists.

Exclusive: Interview with Margaret, the owner of the Cafe. First impression: the tarts came out fresh from the oven and piping hot. We were hit with the rich aroma the instant Margaret placed the tarts on the table. The egg tarts also looked very nice. The shell was golden brown and the custard was dotted …

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Guia Fortress offers an opportunity for tourists and locals alike to escape from Macau’s bustling streets and revisit what was once Macau’s military and maritime centre, as well as a beautiful park with lush greenery and fresh clean air.

The Macao Museum offers an immersive experience for tourists and locals alike to learn more about Macau’s long history as a maritime and military centre and its vibrant culture through displaying a plethora of fascinating artefacts and relics

Offering some of the best views of Macao and Taipa for the average tourist and gravity-defying adventures for thrill-seekers, what better way to start our journey in Macau?