Tourist Attraction

The wetland covers an extensive area, with the surrounding boardwalks being clean and well-maintained. The ecological environment is favorable, attracting a variety of bird species to inhabit the area. Open year-round, accessible 24 hours a day.

The 5th of October Road, formerly known as Sim Mong Street, originated from the now-demolished Sim Mong Wharf. This road became well-known due to the Hong Kong drama ‘Moonlight of the 5th of October’. It is a residential area for local Macau residents and one of the bustling streets in Macau. However, with the passage

The Grand Lisboa Spa combines European Baroque and traditional Chinese design elements, highlighting the cultural blend of East and West in Macau, and showcasing the Forbes Travel Guide’s five-star style, which naturally immerses visitors in comfort. The spa meticulously selects France’s medical beauty brand Biologique Recherche, offering highly effective beauty rejuvenation and stress-relieving massage treatments,

Siu Fai Lo Park has an area of only over 1,000 square meters. Its main feature is the simulated traffic system with safety islands, zebra crossings, traffic lanes and various road traffic signs, just like a real road environment. The park also has several small electric cars and tricycles available for rent for children to

St. Francis Xavier’s Church, built in 1928, features white exterior walls, elliptical windows, and a bell tower. In front of the church stands a monument commemorating the local victory over pirates in 1910. The church once housed a silver reliquary containing the arm relic of St. Francis Xavier, which was moved in 1978 and is

St. Lawrence’s Church, also known as the Windward Hall, was established in 1560 and is one of the oldest churches in Macau. In the past, people would come here to pray for favorable winds and calm seas before setting sail. The church is located in what was once an upscale residential area, which is reflected

The Our Lady of the Snow Chapel is an older building on Guia Fortress. The main color of the church is white, decorated with yellow lines. It has the architectural style of a Portuguese monastery in the 17th century. The ancient murals in the church combine the characteristics of Chinese and Western cultures and arts.

St. Joseph’s Church of Workers is located in the Ou Han district, where the majority of residents are workers and new immigrants from Mainland China. The church’s design resembles two arms reaching out towards China, symbolizing a warm welcome to the broad Chinese community to visit and learn about Christ.

The Shangjia Guild Hall was established in the early years of the Daoguang Emperor’s reign during the Qing Dynasty. It was destroyed by a fire in the fifth year of the Xianfeng Emperor’s reign and was reconstructed the following year. Completed in 1858, it has since maintained its current size. The hall is open throughout

San Sheng Palace, also known as Jin Hua Temple, is located on the Luan Boat People Street. This small temple, built during the late Qing Dynasty, has been in existence since the fourth year of the Tongzhi era (1865), making it over a century old. In 1988, the Luan Four Temples Charity Association funded its