A must-see scenic spot when traveling to Macau:

Guanyin statue

Grade: AAAAA

Ticket price: free

Address: near the new port of Macau

Guanyin statue is located in the new reclamation area of the new port of Macau, diagonally opposite to the Macao Cultural Center. Completed in the spring of 1999, the opening ceremony of the whole Buddhist center was held in March 1999. Guanyin statue is also the Buddhist center of Macao, and the newly-built seaside park is outside, which is very pleasant and the air is fresh.

starting point: closed bus routes: 12, AP1, 1A, 3A and 8

starting point: Hong Kong-Macao ferry terminal bus routes: AP1, 12, 3A, 1A and 23

starting point: Macau airport bus routes: AP1

St. Paul's archway

Ticket price: free

Details. It is the most representative place of interest in Macao, and it is the front wall of St. Paul's Cathedral, which was completed in 158. This church is a blend of European Renaissance and oriental architecture, reflecting the blending of eastern and western arts. Fine carving, majestic and spectacular.

take bus no.1, 1A, 11, 21A, 2, 3, 3A, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8A, 26A, 33 and get off at xinma road, and walk along the front of the pavilion. 17, 18, 8A and 26, get off at Baigechao terminus and go along Shizai Road.

Marco Polo Temple

Ticket price: free

Address: Marco Polo Street Marco Polo Temple

Marco Polo Temple is one of the most famous places of interest in Macao, which was first built in the first year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1488) and has a history of more than 5 years. Originally known as Mazu Pavilion, commonly known as Tianhou Temple, it is located in the southeast of Macao, with pillow mountains and sea, built against cliffs, surrounded by towering ancient trees and beautiful scenery. The main buildings are the Great Hall, Hong Ren Hall and Guanyin Pavilion. The temple is mainly dedicated to Mazu, a Taoist fairy, also known as Tianhou Niangniang and Tianfei Niangniang. It is said that she can predict good and bad luck and often help businessmen and fishermen to save the day and solve problems at sea. Therefore, Fujian people negotiated with local people to set up a temple to worship at the current site.

Transportation:

In downtown Macau, you can take bus lines 6, 8, 9 and 28B.

Every year during the Spring Festival and the mother's birthday on March 23rd of the lunar calendar, the incense in Mage Temple is at its peak. At midnight on New Year's Eve, many good men and women came to worship God and pray. Inside and outside the temple, there was a lot of excitement. Before and after the birthday, a big bamboo shed will be built in the open space in front of the temple as a temporary stage to stage a magical performance.

Big Fort

Ticket price: free

Detailed address: on a hill 52 meters above sea level in the middle of Macao Peninsula (near the ruins of St. Paul's Abbey)

Big Fort is also known as St. Paul's Fort, Central Fort or St. Paul's Fort. Located on the side of the St. Paul's archway, the Big Fort is one of the main places of interest in Macao. Built in Ming Shenzong in 1616, the Great Fort was owned by the church. It was built to protect the priests in St. Paul's church and prevent pirates, and then turned into a military facility area. There is a large open space on the battery, with green grass; Towering ancient trees, lush growth; Giant steel cannons, standing on the side. There are many historical sites and buildings juxtaposed on the battery, such as the ancient pagoda on the battery, which was one of the meeting places of the Jesuits. The southern European bungalow building built in the center of the clearing is now the office of the Meteorological Observatory.

Transportation:

Bus lines 8A, 17, 18, 19 and 26

Introduction of one-day tour routes in Macau:

After the Macau Pass, there are many casino shuttle buses in the parking lot on the left (many casinos in Macau provide free shuttle buses, which are fast and comfortable).

Take the shuttle bus from the Portuguese Casino (it's only 1 minutes' journey). When you get off the bus, you can turn right and go straight. You will see a big tree with a fork in the road. On the left is the Bank of China Building, and on the right is the new Portuguese capital. Go straight on the middle road (Yin Taizi Avenue) and you will arrive at the new road in 1 minutes. There is an old shop "Yishun Milk" on the road, and the most famous one is red bean double skin milk (I forgot to eat it).

The new road, also called "fountain" and "front of the Chamber", is the famous pedestrian street with handwritten letters. There are also the Home Affairs Department, Rose Church and many shops on the street. Along the street, there are many bakers and dried meat shops. Even if you don't buy them, you can try them and eat them for free. At the end is Macau's landmark "Grand Sanbus". There are museums and Fort Hill next to the Grand Sanbus. You can take the elevator to the top of the mountain and look down at Macau, all of which are free.