Attractions
Macau sights that do not fit a narrower category yet.
43 published places
[Barra](/macau/destinations/barra-neighborhood/) Square is the calçada-paved forecourt to the [A-Ma Temple](/macau/attractions/a-ma-temple/), holding the sightline from the granite gateways down to the Inner Harbour water.
Largo do Pagode da [Barra](/macau/destinations/barra-neighborhood/) is the calçada-paved square beside the [A-Ma Temple](/macau/attractions/a-ma-temple/), the landing point that anchored Macau's earliest maritime trade.
Galaxy Promenade is a 75,000 m² retail axis inside [Galaxy Macau](/macau/casinos/galaxy-macau/) on [Cotai](/macau/destinations/cotai/), a multi-level linear grid tied together by climate-controlled skywalks.
A Lorcha serves Macanese and Portuguese cooking from a late-19th-century [Inner Harbour](/macau/destinations/inner-harbour-neighborhood/) building, lime-plastered masonry under a pitched timber roof.
Macau Fisherman's Wharf covers 111,500 m² of [Outer Harbour](/macau/destinations/outer-harbour-neighborhood/) reclamation in three built zones — a Tang fortification, a Roman arena, a European quay.
Rua Central runs through [São Lázaro parish](/macau/destinations/historic-centre-neighborhood/), laid out in the late 19th century to link the Guia slopes to the commercial grid near Praia Grande.
Lord Stow's Bakery has sold the brûlée-topped Macanese egg tart from 1 Rua do Tassara in [Coloane Village](/macau/destinations/coloane-village-neighborhood/) since Andrew Stow adapted it in 1989.
NY8 New Yaohan runs a 200,000-square-foot luxury lifestyle department store inside the [Grand Lisboa Palace](/macau/casinos/grand-lisboa-palace/) podium on [Cotai](/macau/destinations/cotai/).
Riquexo serves home-style Macanese cooking from a mid-century concrete-frame building on [Travessa do Matadouro](/macau/destinations/guia-neighborhood/) — terrazzo floors, ribbon windows.
The [Coloane](/macau/destinations/coloane-island/) Fitness Trail runs 2,800 metres round Coloane Alto between 80 and 130 metres, on compacted earth through replanted secondary forest.
The Senado shopping district runs off [Largo do Senado](/macau/attractions/senado-square/) through arcaded pastel frontages, anchored by the 1784 Leal Senado and its inner courtyard.
Estrada da Baía de Nossa Senhora da Esperança is the reclaimed arterial marking where Taipa Village's colonial fabric ends and the [Cotai](/macau/destinations/cotai/) Strip begins.
Studio City Retail fills the [Cotai](/macau/destinations/cotai/) resort's podium behind an Art Deco front — terrazzo and polished brass under double-height flagship storefronts.
Estrada do Istmo is the [Cotai](/macau/destinations/cotai/) Strip's spine, laid across the reclaimed isthmus that closed the shallow gap between Taipa and Coloane in the 2000s.
Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, San Ma Lou, was cut through the old core in the 1920s — arcaded shophouses under neoclassical fronts, three to four storeys.
The Holy House of Mercy, founded in 1569, ran East Asia's first Western hospital; its neoclassical facade dates to 1905 and is UNESCO-listed since 2005.
The Shoppes at Four Seasons runs 260,000 sq ft of Cotai retail under vaulted neoclassical ceilings and Mediterranean marble, linked into the resort.
ZipCity Macau strings five parallel ziplines 388 metres across the Lisboeta complex on Cotai, from a 60-metre tower, braked magnetically at the end.
Clube Militar de Macau, founded 1870, is a cream-stuccoed neoclassical clubhouse with deep shuttered verandas and a dining room open to the public.
Rua dos Mercadores is a narrow mid-19th-century trading street of two- and three-storey shophouses in lime plaster over heavy load-bearing masonry.
Avenida da Amizade runs from the Outer Harbour ferry pier to the peninsula's south end, and turns into the Macau Grand Prix circuit each November.
One Central Macau sets seven residential towers and a retail podium on the NAPE waterfront, low-E glazing over a stone-and-metal-clad retail base.
Rua do Cunha is Taipa Village's five-metre-wide pedestrian spine of two-storey shophouses, named for the naval officer who governed Macau in 1850.
Avenida da Praia Grande traces the peninsula's original shoreline, lined with 19th-century administrative buildings the reclamation left inland.
The Leal Senado Building of 1784 is China's oldest municipal chamber, a neoclassical granite front on Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, UNESCO-listed.
TeamLab SuperNature fills 5,000 m² and eight metres of height at the Cotai Expo, projection-mapped and sensor-driven on a non-linear floor plan.
Camões Square is a calçada-paved plaza between Santo António parish and the garden, centred on the 1866 bronze bust of the poet Luís de Camões.
Macau Tower stands 338 metres over Nam Van — a concrete shaft under a 223-metre mast, observation deck at floor 58, the jump level at floor 61.
Margaret's Café e Nata has baked Portuguese-style egg tarts off Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro since 1989, from a counter in a ground-floor arcade.
The Protestant Cemetery opened in 1821 for non-Catholic foreigners; George Chinnery and Robert Morrison lie here, closed to burials since 1858.
The Section of the Old City Walls is 18.5 m of 17th-century chunambo — clay, lime, crushed stone and oyster shell, rammed into timber formwork.
The Shoppes at Venetian holds over 350 stores across a million square feet, in three canal-linked zones under a painted artificial sky ceiling.
The Sir Robert Ho Tung Library occupies a 19th-century mansion left to Macau in 1955, open as a library since 1958 and holding 100,000 volumes.
The Seac Pai Van Giant Panda Pavilion holds 3,000 m² of climate-controlled enclosure, held between 18 and 22°C under a fan-shaped glazed roof.
Tap Seac Square covers 13,000 m² in São Lázaro, redeveloped from a sports complex in 2005 on an axis with the colonial buildings that ring it.
Lilau Square grew around the mountain spring that first watered Portuguese Macau, and became its merchant quarter — UNESCO-listed since 2005.
The Macau Science Center is I. M. Pei's conical aluminium shell on the harbour, a spiral ramp threading 14 galleries and a domed planetarium.
Rua de São Paulo climbs from the inner harbour to the Jesuit college site, stone-paved and narrow, its grid unchanged since the fire of 1835.
The Taipa Grande Trail climbs the island's 158-metre high point through mid-century reforestation, out to ridges overlooking reclaimed Cotai.
The Taipa Houses are five green-and-white 1921 residences on Avenida da Praia, raised against the damp behind deep verandas on Roman columns.
A 29,600-square-foot indoor family entertainment center located within the Studio City complex.
A large indoor interactive playground for children situated in the City of Dreams complex.
A fully immersive, free-roaming virtual reality experience located at The Londoner Macao.