Macau/Peninsula
The Macau Peninsula is the northern portion of China's Special Administrative Region of Macau. Its 8.5 square km is almost totally built up, making it the most urbanized and populous district in the territory. For the visitor, Macau Peninsula is also the most interesting district of the territory as it is packed with historical attractions and interesting streets, and is home to many of Macau's casinos and entertainment spots. You'll also most likely land in this district first if you enter the territory by sea or land as the main ferry terminal and the main land border crossing are located here.
Why it is worth a visit
The historic Macau Peninsula, with the UNESCO-listed old city of churches, temples and fortresses.
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Nature
Why visit
The historic Macau Peninsula, with the UNESCO-listed old city of churches, temples and fortresses.
Recommendation in its original language.Getting there
The map marks an approximate area centre, not an entrance or trailhead. Check the access point before visiting.
Also nearby
- Lou Lim Ioc0.3 km
- Mount Fortress0.4 km
- Guia Fortress0.4 km
- Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral0.5 km
- Old Protestant Cemetery0.6 km
- St. Dominic's Church0.7 km