The top ten scenic spots in Macau are: Coloane Island, Macau Sightseeing Tower, Macau Museum, Heisha Beach, Macau Rose Hall, Dragon Ring and Portuguese Rhyme, Macau Historic District, Venetian Resort Hotel, St. Paul's Archway and Macau Fisherman's Wharf.

1. Coloane

Coloane originally belonged to Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, but it was occupied by Portugal in 1864 and became a part of Macao. Today, the Coloane still maintains its original natural scenery, with birds and flowers everywhere, beaches, walks, barbecue areas, etc., and it is filled with a fresh natural scene, which is in sharp contrast with the bustling city. The Coloane has become an ideal leisure and holiday resort for people.

2. Macau Sightseeing Tower

macau tower, Hong Kong and Macao are commonly called Sightseeing Towers. From the ground to its highest point, the total height is 338 meters and 119 feet. The subjective photosphere is located 223 meters and 732 feet above the ground. It is the 1th independent sightseeing tower in the world and a member of the World Tower Alliance.

3. Macau Museum

Macau Museum is a comprehensive museum with a total area of 2,8 square meters and an actual exhibition area of about 2,1 square meters. The Macao Museum is mainly divided into three floors. The first floor displays the early history of Macao, the second floor displays Macao folk art and tradition, and the third floor displays contemporary Macao objects. Museums in Macao use high-tech such as stereo, light, sound and image, and use replicas and models to enhance the display effect.

4. Heisha Beach

Heisha Beach is a famous natural bathing beach in Macau, located around the roundabout. The bay is half-moon-shaped, with gentle slope, broad beach surface and clear water quality. The beach is about 1 km wide, and the sand is characterized by dark, uniform sea sand and smooth fine sand, so it is named as the black sand beach. The black fine sand is caused by the black secondary ore glauconite formed in the specific marine environment.

5. Rose Hall in Macau

The Rose Hall, whose real name is Notre Dame de Rose and Santo Domingo Church, is located in the center of Macau and has a history of more than 4 years. The church was built in 1587 by the Spanish Santo Domingo Church, dedicated to the Virgin Rose, and was taken over by the Portuguese priest of the church the following year.

6. Dragon Ring Portuguese Rhyme

The Dragon Ring Portuguese Rhyme Residential Museum (referred to as Dragon Ring Portuguese Rhyme for short) is a tourist attraction located in the Macao Special Administrative Region. The whole scenic spot is located in Taipa Island, and it is mainly a museum with five Portuguese-style houses on the seaside road.

7. Historical District of Macao

The historical district of Macao has preserved the historical essence of cultural exchanges between China and the West in Macao for more than 4 years. It is an important witness to the history of the spread of western religious culture in China and the Far East, and it is also the crystallization of the complementary and diversified cultural exchanges between China and the West over the past 4 years.

8. Venetian Resort Hotel

The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel covers an area of 1.5 million square feet and has 3, luxury suites. It is a super-large resort hotel with the architectural features of Venice water town and statues in Italy and the design blueprint of Venetian Las Vegas Resort Hotel.

9. St. Paul's archway

St. Paul's archway is one of the landmark buildings in Macao, and it is also one of the "eight scenic spots in Macao". The archway building of Dasanba combines the styles of European Renaissance and oriental architecture, which reflects the blending of eastern and western arts, with fine carving and grandeur.

1. Fisherman's Wharf in Macau

Fisherman's Wharf in Macau is the first theme park in China and a shopping center imitating the Fisherman's Wharf in Europe and America. The Fisherman's Wharf in Macau was built on the coast of the new reclamation area in the outer harbor, adjacent to the Macau Ferry Pier. The completion of Fisherman's Wharf in Macao has made Macao's tourism industry show a brand-new tourism face.