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Here are some suggested stays for every wallet size located within Macao

Budget Hotel

RM150/night and below ● Hou Kong Hotel, Ltd. ● Masters Hotel

RM300/night and below ● Best Western Hotel Sun Sun ● Hotel Royal Macau

● Riviera Hotel Macau

RM500/night and below ● Hotel Lisboa ● Macau

● Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel, Central Time Activity

Arrival at Macao

1300-1530 Soak in the old world charm at Taipa Village

1530-1600 Taste the famous egg tarts at Lord Stow’s

1600-1730 Travel to hotel. Check-in to hotel.

1730-1800 Travel to Sofitel Macau Ponte 16

1800-2000 Buffet dinner at Sofitel Macau Ponte 16

2000 Head back to hotel 1. Arrival at Macao Welcome to Macao! Upon your arrival, it’s time to go straight into your Macao adventures at the Taipa Village, located nearby the Macau International Airport.

If you’re arriving at Macao from Hong Kong, you can opt for the or the TurboJet. For the Cotai Water Jet, you will dock at Taipa Ferry Terminal, just 5 minutes away from Taipa Village.

Don’t want to lug around your suitcases? No sweat! Have your luggage delivered to your hotel with the LuggAgent service on Klook.

2. Soak in the old world charm at Taipa Village Donned with Europe-themed architecture, this lesser-than-known attraction houses numerous temples as well as two museums. Soak in the old-time charm as you explore this quaint village through its historic buildings and shops.

The museums here are definitely worth the visit. For one, the Taipa Houses Museum consists of a full row of houses from the early 20th century that have been preserved and restored, while still exhibiting the original living conditions of its initial owners!

Photo Credit: Taipa Village 3. Taste the OG Portugese egg tarts at Lord Stow’s Portuguese egg tarts are everywhere in Macao but it doesn’t get more authentic than Macau’s very own Lord Stow’s Bakery. Known for its decadent filling and light, fluffy pastry, this egg tart promises to put all other egg tarts to shame.

While the branch in Taipa isn’t the original shop, the egg tarts are just as good!

Pro-Tip: The locals know Lord Stow’s Bakery as Andrew’s Egg Tarts instead. So, you’ll stand a better Photo Credit: Adrian for Flickr chance asking for the latter if you’re asking for directions or taking a local taxi.

Address: Edificio Pak Hung, G/F, 9-E R. do Cunha, Macao Opening Hours: Daily, 10am to 9pm

4. Buffet dinner at Sofitel Macau Ponte 16 After your day at Taipa Village, head to the hotel to check-in and fresh up before dinner. When in Macao, it’s a must to treat yourself to a lavish hotel buffet and Mistral at Sofitel Macau Ponte 16 ticks all the boxes!

Dine on an extensive spread of fresh seafood dishes such as prawns, oysters, mussels and crab, and a wide range of tasty desserts. Also overlooking Macau's inner Address: Hotel Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16, Rua do harbour, you’re guaranteed a treat in Mistral! Visconde Paco de Arcos, Macau Opening Hours: Daily, 12pm to 2:30pm (Lunch) | 6pm to 9pm (Dinner) Time Activity How To Get There

Get ready for tour pick up

1000-1700 Go on a Macau walking day tour

1700-1710 Head to Macau Fisherman’s Wharf 15-min walk or 8-min drive from tour drop off

1710-1900 Step into Macao’s Europe at Fisherman’s Wharf

1900-1910 Head to Chan Kong Kei Roast Duck 10-min away by car

1910-2030 Dinner at Chan Kong Kei Roast Duck

2030 Head back to hotel 1. Get acquainted with Macau on a walking day tour Make the best of your day in Macao by visiting all the best sights and attractions via this walking tour. Stop by famous landmarks like the Ruins of St. Paul, Mandarin's House, St. Francis Xavier Chapel, , and more.

Along the way, you’ll get to discover the history and stories of Macao from the tour guide. Inclusive of a lunch voucher, you’ll get to indulge in different mouth-watering flavours of the local cuisine!

Inclusive of: ● Hotel pick up service ● MOP60 Lunch cash voucher ● English and Chinese-speaking guide ● Shuttle bus from ferry terminal back to hotel

Not inclusive of: ● Other personal expenses ● Travel insurance ● Extra luggage space ● Additional food and drinks 2. Step into Macao’s Europe at Fisherman’s Wharf After your tour ends at Macau Maritime Terminal, take a 15-min or 8-min drive to the nearby Macau Fisherman’s Wharf. With striking similarity to the Coliseum in Rome, this main attraction of Fisherman’s Wharf boasts every European feature that you can find in a typical Europe attraction, from the historical architecture to the alfresco dining options.

And of course, this place is absolutely Insta-worthy. In fact, a trip to Fisherman’s Wharf makes you feel as if you’re experiencing Europe without having to even step out of Macao!

Address: MacaoAv. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen, MO 友誼大馬路 新 口岸漁人碼頭 Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons Opening Hours: Daily, 24 hours

3. Dinner at Chan Kong Kei Roast Duck Touted as one of Macao’s best restaurant, don’t be surprised to find a line out the door for this famous restaurant.

While mostly known for 2 dishes - Black Pepper Roasted Goose and Black Pepper Roasted Duck , Chan Kong Kei also has an extensive menu. Be prepared with a hungry tummy and get your feast mode on! Photo Credit: Jimmy Yao for Flickr

Address: 19號 R. do Dr. Pedro Jose Lobo, Macao Opening Hours: Daily, 9am to 1am Time Activity How To Get There

Head to Golden Reel

1200-1300 Experience the world's first figure 8 ferris wheel at Golden Reel

1300-1400 Enter the world of Gotham at Batman Dark Flight

1400-1530 Lunch at Studio City

1530-1545 Head to 15-min away by foot

1545-1640 Take the gondola ride and explore The Venetian Macao

1640-1700 Head to City of Dreams 10-min away by foot

1700-1830 Watch The House of Dancing Water at City of Dreams

1830-1840 Head to Cafe Amagao 10-min away by car

1840-2000 Dinner at Cafe Amagao

2000-2010 Head to 10-min away by car

2010-2130 Visit Macao’s own Eiffel at the Parisian Macao

2130 Head back to hotel 1. Experience the world's first figure 8 ferris wheel at Golden Reel For those who don’t know, the number 8 symbolises good luck or prosperity to the Chinese and here in Macau, suspended between the twin hotel of Studio City at 130 metres high lies the Figure 8 Ferris Wheel.

While it is like every other ferris wheel, this Golden Reel rotates in the shape of the number 8. Once onboard any of the 17 cabins, you get to enjoy breathtaking views of the city that include the South Sea at different points and angles of your journey!

Address: Golden Reel, Estr. do Istmo, Macao Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 8pm | Saturday & Sunday, 11am to 9pm

2. Fight the bad guys with Batman Also located in Studio City, Macao’s latest hotel and entertainment hot spot, step into the dangerous world of Gotham at Batman Dark Flight! Immerse yourself in the action with the 4D simulation ride, complete with realistic visuals and state-of-the-art sound systems. The multi-sensory ride takes you on a 3-part journey and is as thrilling as ever! Address: Batman Dark Flight, MacaoEstr. do Istmo, Studio City Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 8pm | Saturday & Sunday, 11am to 9pm

3. Lunch at Studio City Within Studio City, you can find numerous dining options from fast food chains to local favourites, international cuisine, and more. Go where your hunger leads you! 4. Ride the gondola at The Venetian Macao An iconic casino resort on Macao’s , the Venetian Macao is one of the must-visit spots. Of course, no visit to Venice (even if it’s a pretend one) is complete without a gondola ride! Sit back and relax as the gondolier serenades you during your romantic ride through the San Luca, Marco Polo or Grand Canals of Shoppes at the Venetian!

Address: The Venetian Macau, Estrada de Baía de N. Senhora da Esperança, Taipa, Macau Opening Hours: Daily, 11am to 11pm

5. Be blown away at The House of Dancing Water Show As the most talked-about show in Macao, The House of Dancing Water is a spectacle not to be missed. Take in the astonishing feats of acrobatics and high diving, breathtaking dancing and costumes, and marvel at the spectacular pool bigger than five Olympic-size swimming pools!

No expense has been spared for the most breathtaking show in Macao!

Address: Dancing Water Theatre, Level 1 at City of Dreams, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macau Show schedule: 5pm / 8pm (duration of 85 mins with no intermission) 6. Dinner at Cafe Amagao After enjoying a jaw-dropping show, head to this nearby restaurant, popular amongst locals and visitors.

Expect to find a unique comfort Macanese food with Chinese influences, as well as a mix of other cultures like Portuguese, Indian, African and more. Due to its popularity, it might be hard to find a table, so do reserve in advance if you can!

Address: 36 R. Ho Lin Vong, Macao Opening Hours: Daily, 6pm to 10pm (Closed on Wednesdays)

7. Visit Macao’s own at the Parisian Macao If you’ve ever felt left out for not having visited the Eiffel Tower yet, no fret. You can now take your very own Eiffel selfie at Macao’s new landmark at the Parisian Macao. Instead of just looking at it from the outside, why not get yourself a ticket to go up to the .

When you visit in the evening, not only will you get a sight of the colourful lights of the Macau Eiffel Tower, you can overlook Macao as the city comes alive at night as well!

Address: Macau Eiffel Tower, The Parisian Macao, Lote 3, Strip, SAR, P.R. China Opening Hours: Daily, 11am to 11pm (may change according to weather) Time Activity How To Get There

Head to A-Ma Temple

1100-1230 Visit Macao’s oldest temple at A-Ma temple

1230-1400 Lunch at A Lorcha 2-min away by foot

1400-1410 Head to Macau Tower 10-min away by car

1410-1530 Treat yourself to the view from Macau Tower

1530-1540 Head to Koi Kei Bakery 10-min away by car

1540-1600 Get souvenirs from Koi Kei Bakery

1600 Head to the airport / ferry terminal 1. Step into Macao’s history in A-Ma Temple Easily the oldest temples in Macao and even said to be where ‘Macau’ got its name, A-Ma Temple was built in 1488!

Rich with culture and history, many visit to admire the ancient structures as well as pay their respects to the goddess of Mazu.

Address: A-Ma Temple, Macao Opening Hours: Daily, 7am to 6pm

Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons

2. Lunch at A Lorcha Just a 2-min walk from the temple is a famous restaurant, A Lorcha. Serving food from the 500 years of Portuguese cuisine inherited in Asia, A Lorcha’s extensive and well-thought-out menu will ensure you have a fulfilling meal.

Address: 279 R. do Alm. Sergio, Macao Opening Hours: Daily (except Tuesday), 12:30–3pm, 6:30–11pm Photo Credit: A Lorcha 3. Treat yourself to the view from Macau Tower To enjoy spectacular views of Macao before you bid goodbye, what better place than the Macau Tower! Get unobstructed views when you walk the 360-degree observation deck.

As the last hurrah, why not end your trip on a literal high note by going on the Macau Tower Skywalk. Better yet, be part of the Guinness World Record by leaping off via the Macau Tower Bungy Jump! For the fit ones, you’ll probably enjoy the scaling up 338 meters on the Macau Tower Climb.

Address: Macau Tower, Macao Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 10am to 9pm | Saturday & Sunday, 9am to 9pm 4. Get souvenirs from Koi Kei

Bakery before leaving Photo Credit: Koi Kei Bakery Famous for their almond cookies and egg roll, Koi Kei Bakery has a wide variety of baked goods that make the perfect souvenirs to bring home.

While you can’t bring Macao back with you, at least you can bring home the taste of Macao and share it with everyone!

Address: 70-72 R. da Felicidade, Macao Opening Hours: Daily, 9am to 11:30pm