There are still many interesting places in Macau. I have lived here for two years and I still haven’t found them all, but generally those who come to travel can just go to a few representative ones.

Ruins of St. Paul's is a must-go, this is the most representative.

There are also the Fortress, Macau Museum and Souvenir Street around it, so you can take a look around.

A-Ma Temple is also a unique attraction, and it’s a good place to make a wish.

There are also Guia Mountain and Guia Mountain. There are lighthouses and churches on the top of the mountain, and the scenery is very good.

There is also Lu Lianruo Park, which has Jiangnan characteristics. You can also check it out. As for casinos, you can go to Lisboa, Wynn and Venetian.

There are many treasures in Lisboa. The Wynn has an auspicious tree show and a musical fountain. Venetians can shop and go boating. It’s very atmospheric. There are youth hostels on the black sand beach in Coloane, but it is said that you need to apply a week in advance.

, MOP is fine (MOP is also Portuguese currency). As for food and snacks, there are Andrew Cake Shop and Margaret Cake Shop. The egg tarts at these two restaurants are the most authentic.

Hengyou Curry Fish Eggs is delicious and located near Xinma Road.

Dali Lai Ji Pork Chop Bun is very good, located in Guanye Street, Taipa.

There are also double-skin stewed milk, red bean chat, etc., which are generally available in dessert shops.

The more expensive Portuguese specialties include Foxiaolou, Dumbo, etc. They are all famous, taste very good, and have good service, but they are a bit more expensive.