Macau Attractions
Macau combines traditional Chinese culture and Portuguese culture perfectly as one, and it is very rich in cultural relics as well as natural scenic spots. Owing to the prosperity of the lottery industry in Macau, it is also called the “Monte Carlo of the Orient”. On its other side, Macau is host to a number of old but well-preserved architecture clusters combining western and Chinese styles, and the main attractions in the city are the Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral, Monte Fort, Macao Fisherman's Wharf, Grand Prix Museum, Barra Temple, and the Macau Wine Museum, among which the Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral was listed on the World Heritage List in 2005, becoming the symbol of Macau.
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Monte Fort
Covering an area of 2,000 square meters, Monte Fort is located east of the Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral. It was built from 1617 to 1626 during the Ming Dynasty (1368- A.D.-1644 A.D.) and played an important role in resisting Dutch invaders. In 2005 it was enlisted on the World Heritage List.Read More
The Ruins of St Paul Cathedral
As the most representative architecture in Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral combines western and Chinese traditional architecture styles perfectly as one, symbolizing the integration of the two ...Read More
Macao Fisherman Wharf
Covering an area of more than 111,500 square meters, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf is located near the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, and is the first western style theme park in Macau. It is a comprehensive wharf combining entertainment, shopping, restaurants, and hotels as one.Read More
Grand Prix Museum
The Grand Prix Museum, which presents detailed history on Macau’s Grand Prix Motor Racing, is located on Gaomeishi Street and was built by the Macau government for the 40th anniversary of the Ma...Read More
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