good for a morning walk. Plenty of snacks to eat along the way. It doesn't really have too much, but you can also check out the Lisboa Hotel's collection of expensive art. We liked the architecture, but there aren't really any places to shop.

Worth a visit - ruins of a 16th Century cathedral is a good place to start. Don't forget the Government Building and the temples

I really loved the historic entre. It was alive with people from different parts of the world, and activities. There are a lot of stores too. Many people hang out around the fountain in the square. You can also try the variety of street food available for sale. I did not find it difficult to get directions, or ask someone... More

The historic area of Macau, was a delight to walk around. Great views up the hill to the Portuguese fort and well worth the hike up the hill.

Easy to see all by foot. Take a free shuttle bus from any of the hotels. Buy local cookies, many shops selling them, and are very good.

We got dropped off at the Sands Casino and decided to walk frfom there. The standard tourist map is hopeless and it was an hour after walking through some back streets before we stumbled on the Macau Historic Centre. It is not in an obvious place and the direction signs aren't very comprehensive. But that was fine, we were on... More

I didn't like Macau casinos but the historic centre was interesting. I do prefer historical places to casinos or fake venitian hotel. The centre, though a mix of commerce and history worth a visit. It was for me the most interesting place of Macau. A bit too much tourists, but nothing is perfect.

I think the most interesting thing is to see how well the culture of the east blends with the west. It's asia but the again it's portuguese also. We took a buss from a casino then walk our way through the busy modern street of Macau, then when you reach the site it is a completely different environment. Pushing trough... More

Loved the Ruins, both Forts especially early in the morning when they were full of people doing Tai Chi. I could walk to most of the sites in a day. City bus works well too for 4 MPO. Hong Kong Dollars can be used here. Kun Iam temple is worth a look esp if you love incense. Skip the sad... More