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Top 5 MUST DO Things in Macao

There are many things to do in Macao and many attractions as well. But if you ask me what are the MUST do things in Macao, this is our list of the top 5 MUST DO things in Macao

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Top 5 MUST DO, MUST VISIT, MUST SEE, MUST TRY Things in Macao

1. MUST Visit – Historic Centre of Macao

Ruins of St. Paul's with long flight of stairs
Ruins of St. Paul’s with long flight of stairs
Guia Lighthouse and Guia Chapel
Guia Lighthouse and Guia Chapel

A visit to Macao is never complete unless you have visited the historic sites of the Ruins of St. Paul’s, Mount Fortress, Guia Fortress, Guia Lighthouse and the Macao Maritime Museum. Take time to learn about the history of Macao. In that you way you will be able to better appreciate the people and culture (& Food!) of Macao.

2. MUST EAT – Portuguese Egg Tart & Pork Buns

Macau's famous Portuguese eggtart
Macau’s famous Portuguese eggtart
This version has a slightly salty but flavourful pork with fatty bits and chewy bun - 20MOP
This version has a slightly salty but flavourful pork with fatty bits and chewy bun – 20MOP

Portuguese egg tarts are world renowned because of its crispy yet flaky outer crust with its rich egg tart fillings. Pork buns on the other hand is flavourful with a tinge of fatty guilt. Yum!

Travel Tip : When you see a stall with portuguese egg tarts or pork buns, DO NOT WAIT TO TRY THEM! Just stop, get one to share. Otherwise, you may just tell yourself that “there will be another stall” and eventually when you leave Macao, you may not have tried them at all!

3. MUST TRY – Sampling at Koi Kei Bakery (鉅記)

Koi Kei Pastry (鉅記) Macau - Dont forget to try the almond cookies & seaweed eggrolls!
Koi Kei Pastry (鉅記) Macau – Dont forget to try the almond cookies & seaweed eggrolls!

There are SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO many Koi Kei Bakery stalls in Macao and at almost every turn of the street in the city centre, you may stumble upon one! The best part is that sampling at Koi Kei Bakery is free! There are so many products to choose from including almond, cashew, walnut cookies and an assortment of candies and gifts. But our favourite is the Egg Roll With Seaweed And Shredded Pork. Especially when it is freshly made!

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Travel Tip 1 : You will have to lurk inconspicuously while maintaining “surveillance” over the tables as the chefs out on their final touches before the cookies, candies or egg rolls are complete. In this way, you will be able to sample the freshest bakes from Koi Kei!

Travel Tip 2 : Always go Koi Kei on an empty stomach (a cup of coffee is preferred). You may be tempted to try so many of its products that it can actually become a light meal!

4. MUST SEE – Cotai Strip

The Venetian Macau Cotai Strip
The Venetian Macau Cotai Strip

Modelled after the Strip in Las Vegas USA, Cotai Strip is the entertainment arena of Macao. With shows, shopping and many top notch restaurants here, you will be spoilt for choice on what to do next in Macao.

5. MUST ENJOY – Luxury Hotels

Indoor heated pool at a nice 31degrees during winter months!
Indoor heated pool at a nice 31degrees during winter months!

Pamper yourself in one of the many luxury hotels in Macao. Our stay at the Hotel Royal Macau was an enjoyable and it did not cost us a bomb. So kick back, relax and lap up the life of luxury in Macao!

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If you have any other recommendations of the top things to do in Macao, feel free to add them to our comments section below!

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Cotai Strip Macau : Games, Shows, Food and Entertainment!

Cotai Strip Macau

Cotai strip is a hotel and casino development in Cotai Macau. Named after the Las Vegas Strip, Cotai strip is also home to several familiar players in the hotel industry such as the Venetian, Four Seasons, Sheraton, Grand Hyatt and Conrad

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Hotels at Cotai Strip Macau

Crown, Hard Rock and Grand Hyatt Hotel Macau
Crown, Hard Rock and Grand Hyatt Hotel Macau
Galaxy Hotel Macau Cotai
Galaxy Hotel Macau Cotai
The Venetian Macau Cotai Strip
The Venetian Macau Cotai Strip
the Venetian Macau- So huge that 2 pictures had to be taken
the Venetian Macau- So huge that 2 pictures had to be taken

Cotai Strip Macau – Must Visit Attractions!

One of the major attractions at Cotai Strip has got to be the Venetian. In addition to the tables, there’s lots of entertainment options such as shows as well as dining here. Plus, it’s REALLY HUGE! Shopping options abound as well! When we visited, the light shows as well as Christmas performances were still going on. Check this out!

Skating Rink & Live Performance @ the Venetian Macau
Skating Rink & Live Performance @ the Venetian Macau
Map of the Venetian Cotai Macau
Map of the Venetian Cotai Macau
Main Lobby of the Venetian Macau with Venetian actors greeting guests
Main Lobby of the Venetian Macau with Venetian actors greeting guests
Light display on the Venetian Macau - Spring Time
Light display on the Venetian Macau – Spring Time
Light display on the Venetian Macau - Winter Time
Light display on the Venetian Macau – Winter Time

How to get to Cotai Strip Macau


Cotai Strip is located right smack in the middle of Cotai. If you’re heading from Taipa Village, it would just be a short 15 minutes walk away.

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Although Cotai Strip is relatively small compared to the Las Vegas Strip, it’s still worth a visit. Besides gaming, there’s really much more things to do and attractions (such as shows, concerts dining and more!) at Cotai Strip Macau!

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You have just finished a post on our 9 day trip to Hong Kong, Macau and Shen Zhen. Read on to find out more about our adventures during this trip!

Hong Kong Trip : Day 1
Hong Kong Trip Day 2 : The Attractions of Tsuen Wan
Hong Kong Trip Day 3 : Ocean Park and New Year’s Eve Countdown
Hong Kong Trip Day 4 – Side Trip to Macau
Hong Kong Trip Day 5 – Continuing Our Travels in Macao
Hong Kong Trip Day 6 – Rounding up Macao and Returning to HK
Day 7 Hong Kong Trip : Side Trip to Shen Zhen & Debunking Recommendations
Day 8 Hong Kong Trip : What we did in Central 中環 Hong Kong
Day 9 Hong Kong Trip : A Surprise Find at Lian Xiang Ju Dim Sum Restaurant

Hotels and Hostels We Stayed in Hong Kong

New Year’s Eve Countdown at Victoria Harbour Hong Kong
Ibis Hotel Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan : For the Best Views of Victoria Harbour
L Hotel Nina Convention Centre Hong Kong : Great views over Tsuen Wan
Jordan Comfort Inn Review @ New Lucky House Hong Kong
New China Yan Yan Guest House at Chung King Mansion

Food and Dining in Hong Kong

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The Minimalist Guide to Eating at Tim Ho Wan Hong Kong
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Mak Mun Kee 麦文记 Noodles Shop : Best Wanton and Beef Noodles in Hong Kong
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Lan Fong Yuen Hong Kong : For a taste of traditional milk tea since 1952
Secret to Enjoying Hong Kong Cafes…
What a typical Hong Kong Cafe is like
Debunking Recommendations of DiscoverHongKong.com : What NOT to eat in Hong Kong

Attractions in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Central Mid Level Escalator : Longest Escalator Walkway System in the World
Avenue of Stars 星光大道 : Hong Kong’s Hollywood Walk of Fame
Ocean Park Hong Kong : Still worth a visit?
Temple Street 庙街 Hong Kong : First glimpse at Hong Kong’s Night Market
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Attractions in Macau

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Macao Maritime Museum : Great Price Good Exhibits
Historic Centre of Macao : Ruins of Saint Paul’s, Mount Fortress & More
Cotai Strip Macau : Games, Shows, Food and Entertainment
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