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Macau is a diverse tourist destination with well-preserved colonial buildings, ancient ruins, and stunning scenery.

Ruins of St. Paul’s: Positioned near the iconic Mount Fortress and Macau Museum, the Ruins of St. Paul’s is a historic stone facade with elaborate statues and carvings by Japanese monks.

Senado Square: Take a stroll through this vibrant triangular-shaped square, featuring restaurants, shops, and nightly fireworks.

Macau Giant Panda Pavilion: If you’re a wildlife lover, don’t miss out on the chance to interact with playful giant pandas in this fan-shaped nature reserve with a garden and koi ponds.

Macanese cuisine combines Chinese and Portuguese flavors with spices from around the world. Here’s a start to the signature dishes in Macau.

Serradura: Often referred to as sawdust pudding, this irresistible dish is a delectable blend of sweetened vanilla cream and condensed milk.

Minchee/Minchi: This is a classic Macanese meal made of ground beef, molasses, soy sauce, and cubed potatoes, which combine nicely with rice.

Pastel de Nata: This Portuguese-style custard tart is found in almost every bakery in Macao. The interior is sweet and silky, and the outside is buttery and flaky, with a slightly burnt glaze.

Macau experiences beautiful weather all year round. You can plan your trip depending on the activities you hope to enjoy.

March to April: Macau’s spring promises pleasant weather and clear skies, making it the perfect time to see the city’s Portuguese monuments, charming villages, and natural reserves.

September to November: Autumn. The best time to enjoy popular music events, beach activities, hiking through the mountains, and visiting museums.

December to February: Winter is peak season in Macau with food festivals, painting exhibitions, casinos, and many Christmas and New Year’s celebrations. With mild winter weather, it’s a perfect time to enjoy winter sports or extreme activities like the Skywalk and climbing the Macau Tower.

Regardless of where you’re traveling from or what activities you’re interested in, Macau is a place where everyone will be entertained. Pack the following essentials to get the most out of your trip.

Crossbody Bag: When you’re exploring tourist sites, you’ll want to bring everything you need with you. A crossbody bag will be lightweight and help you carry all the essentials.

Sun Protection Kit: Keep your hat and sunglasses with you on those hot days in Macau.

Umbrella: Bring an umbrella if visiting during the spring season because rain is one guaranteed feature of Macau’s weather.