Best of Macau

Macau is a fusion of old and new, a melding of World Heritage attractions and sleek casino resorts. Macau’s rich Portuguese history sets in apart of the rest of China.

From where to find the best coffee and cheap eats to top restaurants run by Michelin-starred chefs, in recent years Macau has become a top destination for foodies.

Another good reason to visit Macau is it is fast becoming an entertainment hub in Asia, with a slew of events, concerts and bands.

Our Best of Macau section brings you a raft of things to do in Macau. So settle in and search for your favourite topics in our Macau sections:

Casinos and Hotels|Entertainment|Food|Heritage and Culture

Creative city of gastronomy
On 31 October 2017, Macau took its place alongside 25 other cities across the world which hold the elite designation of “UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy”. Upon this announcement, Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture of the Macau SAR government, Dr Alexis Tam, said that “becoming a member of...
taipa food
Taipa is a rewarding food and dining area in Macau. Every day, visitors file into this charming village in great numbers eager to nibble their way through the shops lining Rua do Cunha and other small streets near the Old Taipa Market. A delicious predicament faced by all when arriving...
things to do in macau
With a rich legacy of Portuguese history, it's not surprising that some of the top things to do in Macau involve exploring its World Heritage treasures. But with 25 historical buildings, gardens and squares spread across the city, where do you start? As TripAdvisor's Destination Expert for Macau, I...
macau itineraries
Put on your best walking shoes and explore the Historic Centre of Macau with one of these Macau itinerary options. The best way to discover the Historic Centre of Macau is to explore on foot, particularly in the areas between Senado Square and the Ruins of St. Paul’s, which...
Macau Portuguese Restaurants
The Portuguese legacy is still very much alive in Macau from the local Portuguese community to the culinary and art scene. Macau, with its city of gastronomy UNESCO status, is home to a melting pot of cuisines and one can dine very well without breaking the bank. From street...
Macau St Xavie church at night
Amidst the proliferation of vibrant nightlife and luxurious Macau hotels, Macau’s Catholic Churches legacy adds to its rich underlying cultural texture. The more time I spent wading through casinos and contemplating a bungy jump, the more I craved the quiet and reverence of a church interior. As any visitor who...

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