Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral
The city's most famous landmark and is regarded as the greatest monument to Christianity in the East.
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Macau: 47 places in Atlas. Expect top sights, nature, food and markets. Mark where you have been and plan your trip on your own map.
Places: 47
A-Ma Temple
Perhaps the most famous Chinese temple in Macau.
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A colorful typical Iberian town square, this is the traditional heart of Macau city, complete with the traditional Portuguese pavement.
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Sit-down cafe and a bakery at the Village Square.
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Macau Tower
You'll get a great view over Macau and Taipa.
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Built between 1617 and 1626 by the Jesuits, the fortress one of the main defence structures of the city.
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The Venetian is touted as the largest casino, and fourth largest building, in the world by floor area.
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Built in the 1600s on top of Guia Hill on the eastern part of the peninsula, the fortress's main function was to ward off any attack by China.
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Quiet and lazy, Coloane Village, the main village on the island, is a joy to just walk around and explore.
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St. Dominic's Church
The pastel-coloured church was founded in 1587 by Spanish Dominican priests.
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Taipa Houses Museum
Made up of a row of colonial houses from the early 20th century.
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This French restaurant at the Grand Lisboa is operated by the famed Joël Robuchon.
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The Macau Peninsula is the northern portion of China's Special Administrative Region of Macau.
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The Macau Mandarin House is the former residence owned by eminent modern Chinese thinker Zheng Guanying and his father Zheng Wenrui.
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Grand Lisboa
A prominent, 261m tall hotel located right next to the famed Casino Lisboa, effectively an extension of it.
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Lou Lim Ioc
Beautiful garden sanctuary on the peninsula of Macau.
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Margaret's Café e Nata
Macau's second most famous pastel de nata spot - the owner used to be married to the famous Lord Stow of Coloane - has a much lower profile.
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Built to house Macau's municipal government, the Leal Senado has a neo-classical design and much of the original layout and structure has been retained through the years.
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Coloane is the southern-most island of Macau.
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St. Joseph's Seminary and Church
Established in 1728, the old Seminary, together with St Paul's College, was the base of missionary work in China, Japan and other parts of the region.
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A Lorcha
Many say this is one of the best restaurants in Macau.
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Taipa is the centremost of the three regions of Macau.
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Traditional Portuguese food, especially barbecue and seafood: lots of salty bacalhau and clams.
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A large, old Buddhist temple to the north of downtown.
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Built in the mid 16th century, this is one of the oldest churches in Macau.
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Wynn Palace
Like its counterpart on the Macau Peninsula, the Wynn Palace has a performance lake with light and fountain shows.
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Sé Cathedral
No records of the exact date of construction exist but a solid brick structure was built on this site in 1622 and repaied in 1743.
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One of the largest gardens in Macau, the land used to be owned by the British East India Company and was bought over by a Portuguese merchant who then willed it to the Macau government to be turned into a public garden when he died.
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Macau/Cotai
Cotai, also known as the Cotai Strip, is advertised as the "Las Vegas Strip of the East", and not without reason: it houses huge hotels and casinos, upscale shopping, sports facilities, golf courses and more.
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Built in 1889, this was the home of Lou Kau, a prominent Chinese merchant who owned several properties in the city.
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Built in 1860 as the first Western-style theatre on the Chinese coast, it remains a significant cultural landmark of the Macanese community and remains a venue for many public functions and events.
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Chapel of Our Lady of Penha and Penha Hill
The chapel sits atop a steep hill which towers above the southernmost tip of Macau Peninsula.
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Old Protestant Cemetery
Lovely little piece of England in Macau.
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Hac Sa
Hac Sa beach, the larger of the two, in a bay with the Grand Coloane resort on its eastern end.
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Built as a club for Portuguese military officers, it is now a classy restaurant.
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Built in 1874 to accommodate an Indian regiment from Goa, it now serves as the headquarters of the Macau Maritime Authority.
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Casino Lisboa
The grand old dame of Macau's casinos, the Lisboa offers an older world feel on its gaming floors, structured in a labyrinth of different clubs and rooms for various levels of play, with displays of antiques owned by the late gambling tycoon Stanley Ho.
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Pretty little square surrounded by the old Mediterranean-style houses of one of Macau's oldest residential areas.
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Kun Iam Statue
Twenty metre high bronze statue of the Goddess of Mercy emerging from a lotus floating in the Outer Harbour.
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Resort complex including five hotels and replicas of Elizabeth Tower, the Houses of Parliament and Crystal Palace.
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Wynn Macau
On 6 September 2006 Wynn's huge casino/hotel/resort complex opened, and many expect it to soon surpass all of its rivals in gambling income.
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This 20 hectare park along Estrada Seac Pai Van just south of the Taipa-Coloane Isthmus Causeway, has a medicinal garden as well as other green areas, a mini zoo and a lake.
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Built as the residence of a Portuguese Dona, it was purchased by Hong Kong businessman Sir Robert Ho Tung as a retreat.
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The 20m statue is situated near the 172.4m Alto de Coloane and was erected in 1998.
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A good place to go to fill up with rice and noodles.
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Cheoc Van
This is the smaller and more beautiful beach.
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What a beautiful outdoor setting!
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