Macau is a travel destination in Eastern Asia. Its capital is Macau. January and December are its two best months to visit, ranked on 1991–2020 climate averages.
Top places to visit in Macau
Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral (landmark) — UNESCO iconic baroque façade of a 1602 church — the symbol of Macau overlooking a grand staircase.
Historic Centre of Macau (city) — UNESCO ensemble of 22 colonial heritage sites — Portuguese cobblestones amid Chinese temples.
Senado Square (city) — Black-and-white wave mosaic piazza flanked by pastel Portuguese government buildings.
A-Ma Temple (landmark) — 600-year-old Taoist temple — Macau's oldest, dedicated to the sea goddess; gives the city its name.
Macau Tower (landmark) — 338 m tower with the world's highest commercial bungee jump and a glass walk around the outer rim.
The Venetian Macao (city) — World's largest casino hotel — gondola canals, replica of St. Mark's Square, and 546 gaming tables.
Coloane Village (city) — Quiet Portuguese colonial village — pastel chapels, the famous Lord Stow's egg-tart bakery, and tree-shaded squares.
Guia Fortress and Lighthouse (landmark) — 17th-century hilltop fort — oldest lighthouse on the China coast and a serene chapel with murals.
Taipa Village (city) — Heritage village preserved behind the glitzy Cotai strip — traditional Macanese cuisine and tile-decorated houses.
Macau Grand Prix Circuit (Guia Circuit) (landmark) — Street circuit hosting the only race where F3, WTCC, and MotoGP race on the same weekend.