Macau Ruins of St. Paul + The Venetian 1-day tour [Private chartered tour with driver-guide ‖ Classic Macau route for photo spots]

Family, please prepare your valid Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau before coming to Macau~

Macau is an international city brimming with exotic charm, offering numerous fascinating attractions. Among them, the Historic Center of Macau and Macau's casinos are must-visit destinations for any traveler. So, where should you go for a perfect Macau day tour? How to make the most of one day in Macau? Let me recommend some highlights for you.

Ruins of Saint Paul's Street:

At the Ruins of Saint Paul's, stroll through Lover's Lane and Na Tcha Temple to experience the blend of Eastern and Western cultures. Sample free dried meat snacks along Souvenir Street or spend 25 CNY on a cup of clay pot coffee. Climb Monte Fort for a panoramic view of Macau (free admission), then quietly admire the Baroque architecture at St. Dominic's Church—all for under 100 CNY, enjoying the essence of Macau.

Macau Tower:

Macau Tower soars into the clouds, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the city. Thrill-seekers can choose the skywalk or bungee jump, while those seeking relaxation can enjoy the scenery with tea. Whether for adrenaline-pumping excitement or serene sightseeing, it's a landmark experience in Macau.

Lovers' Lane:

The "Lovers' Port" you mentioned should be Lovers' Lane. This colorful alley beside the Ruins of Saint Paul's is a romantic landmark in Macau. With its Portuguese-style architecture and being a filming location for the movie "Isabella," it exudes artistic charm. Though only a few dozen meters long, it's a perfect spot for photo opportunities and quietly savoring slow-paced moments.

Monte Fort:

Attraction Highlights: Monte Fort is located next to the Ruins of Saint Paul's and is one of Macau's major historical landmarks. The fort houses numerous historical relics and significant structures, such as the ancient tower on the fort, which once served as one of the Jesuit residences.

St. Dominic's Church:

The Church of Our Lady of the Rosary is located in the heart of Macau, distinguished by its striking yellow Baroque façade. Dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary, the church features exquisite and elegant decorations, creating a solemn and tranquil atmosphere. As a key part of Macau's UNESCO-listed Historic Center, it serves not only as a place of devout worship but also as a window to experience Macau's profound Catholic heritage and Portuguese cultural influences.

The Venetian Macao:

The Venetian Macau is renowned for its grand Italian architectural style. The indoor sky dome with blue skies and white clouds connects to the canals, where gondoliers sing melodiously. Replicas of the Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Campanile create an immersive atmosphere full of exotic charm, making it a unique landmark to experience the allure of Venice.

Rua do Cunha

Rua do Cunha is the heart of Macau's Taipa district for souvenirs and culinary delights. This hundred-meter lane gathers famous eateries like Tai Lei Loi Kei's pork chop buns and Mok Yi Kei ice cream, with the aroma of almond cookies and dried meat filling the air. The colorful Portuguese-style buildings make perfect photo backdrops, while the mint-green houses of the Taipa Houses-Museum at the end add romantic charm, making it an ideal spot to experience both food and culture.

Wishing you all a wonderful journey~