Visit one of Macau’s oldest temples and discover the city’s connection with seafaring traditions. The temple contains courtyards, prayer halls, incense coils and inscriptions built around the natural hillside.

Take photographs of Macau Tower and the surrounding waterfront. Entering the observation deck requires a separate ticket and additional time.

Walk across Macau’s wave-patterned square, surrounded by pastel-colored civic buildings and traditional shops.

See the white neoclassical façade of one of Macau’s most recognizable historic institutions. The basic route includes an exterior visit.

Visit the yellow Baroque-style church and surrounding old streets. Entry to the main church area is generally free when open.

Walk up the historic steps to Macau’s most recognizable landmark and see the surviving stone façade.

See the compact Chinese temple beside the Ruins of St. Paul and observe the close placement of Chinese and European heritage sites.

Walk up to the former defensive fortress for city views, historic walls and old cannons. Admission to the outdoor fort area is free. Macau Museum admission is not included.

Walk through the waterfront complex, see themed architecture and enjoy harbor views. Individual entertainment facilities or events may require separate payment.

See the pastel-green Portuguese-style houses and surrounding wetland scenery. Entry to individual exhibition buildings depends on opening hours.

Explore one of Taipa’s best-known food streets. Guests may independently purchase almond cookies, egg tarts, pork chop buns and other Macau snacks.

Drive through or stop briefly along the Cotai Strip to see its modern resort architecture. Entry rules for individual hotels, casinos and attractions vary.