Macao
About Macao
Explore Macao — from Ruins of St. Paul's, Senado Square, to Macau Tower. Iconic landmarks, natural wonders, and unforgettable travel experiences await.
Wonderful Tourist Locations
Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Macao.
Ruins of St. Paul's
Iconic facade of a 17th-century church.
Senado Square
UNESCO Portuguese-style paved square.
Macau Tower
Observation deck and entertainment complex.
Top Restaurants in Macao
Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.
French
Robuchon au Dôme
Macau
On the 43rd floor of the Grand Lisboa, Joël Robuchon's Macau restaurant holds three Michelin stars with French tasting menus and panoramic city views. The opulent setting and flawless technique define Macau's gastronomic pinnacle. The territory's most prestigious restaurant.
Portuguese
Lord Stow's Bakery
Coloane
On Coloane Island, Lord Stow's created Macau's famous Portuguese egg tarts—pastéis de nata—with flaky crusts and caramelized custard that draw queues daily. The original bakery is a Macau culinary pilgrimage. The territory's most iconic food institution.
Macanese
Antonio
Macau
Chef Antonio Coelho's Macau restaurant serves refined Macanese-Portuguese cuisine—African chicken, tacho stew, and bacalhau—in an elegant setting that preserves the territory's unique Lusophone-Asian culinary heritage. Macau's finest Macanese dining experience.
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