Macau Citywalk Complete Guide: 4 Routes to Explore the Small City Blending Chinese and Western Cultures

Keep this Macau Citywalk guide handy! 4 routes will take you to explore this treasure of a small city blending Chinese and Western cultures～🇲🇴 🎨 【Route 1: Literary Macau Peninsula Frenzy】 📍Starting Point: Lou Lim Ioc Garden Macau's only Suzhou-style garden! Pavilions and towers are super photogenic, instantly transporting you to a Jiangnan water town🏯 📍Along the way: →Jao Tsung-I Academy: An exhibition hall for the calligraphy and paintings of the master of Chinese studies, the building itself is incredibly photogenic. →Macau Literary House: A literary cafe in a Portuguese-style building☕️ →Tap Seac Square: A European-style square, the glass house and cultural center have a great vibe. 📍End Point: St. Lazarus Quarter: A neighborhood church full of cinematic charm! Creative shops are great for browsing📸 🍜 【Route 2: Taipa Food and Culture Tour】 📍Starting Point: Rua do Cunha Must-try pork chop bun + Portuguese egg tart! Portuguese colonial-style buildings make for great photos. 📍Travessa da Palha: The colorful graffiti wall is a favorite among art lovers🎨 📍Our Lady of Carmel Church: The light yellow church is super cozy. 📍Iec Long Firecracker Factory: An industrial-style creative space, a must-visit for souvenirs! 🌊 【Route 3: Coloane Island Slow Life】 📍Starting Point: Coloane Pier You must go to Lord Stow's Bakery for egg tarts! Paired with shark fin soup noodles, it's absolutely amazing. 📍Rua de Cinco de Outubro: The trinity of church + library + Tam Kung Temple. 📍Heart-shaped tree hole: A romantic landmark that couples must check in at💕 📍S-shaped coastal road: Known as "Macau's Little Kamakura"! Easy to take Japanese-style blockbusters. 📍Hac Sa Long Chao Kok Coastal Trail: Super chill to listen to the waves and watch the sea～ There's also the Ape Man Rock, which looks like Monkey King🐒 📍Hac Sa Beach: Macau's largest beach! Don't forget to try Fat Man's BBQ🍖 🏛️ 【Route 4: World Heritage Walk】 📍A-Ma Temple: Macau's oldest temple! The Maritime Museum is also super interesting. 📍Ruins of St. Paul's (Travessa da Paixão, Macau) Macau landmark! Looks good no matter how you photograph it🌈 Fewer people during the day, good for photos～ 📍Senado Square: Colorful buildings in the city center, a street photography hotspot. 📍Travessa da Paixão: Pink Portuguese-style street, a must-visit spot for couples💘 🏨 【Accommodation Recommendations】 🌟The Venetian Macao (Estrada da Baía de Nossa Senhora da Esperança, Macau) Shopping + dining + entertainment all in one! The rooms are super spacious and you can even see The Londoner's clock tower～ No worries about getting tired from walking. 🌟Wynn Palace (50 meters west of Cotai Arena, Macau) Take the cable car to watch the fountain show! The night view is stunning🌃 The rooms are smart and luxurious. ⚠️Tips: 1️⃣Wear comfortable shoes! Macau has many slopes. 2️⃣Remember sunscreen and mosquito repellent. 3️⃣Prepare some cash (some small shops only accept cash). 4️⃣Please keep quiet in religious places.