Ruins of St. Paul in Macau
The ruins of St. Paul in Macau are a rather strange sight. On the one hand, only the crypt and the facade have survived from them, and on the other — this is the most famous landmark of the city, its main business card.
Galaxy Macau
Galaxy Macau is such a large and diverse hotel complex that you can spend a full vacation in it without leaving the territory. The Galactica consists of 6 first-class hotels, spa centers, shops, casinos, restaurants and an impressive outdoor water area.
One Central
One Central is a high—rise residential and hotel complex on the eastern shore of Nam Wan Lake. Minipolis includes two hotels (42-storey Mandarin Oriental and 35-level MGM), 7 residential towers One Central Residences and a giant shopping center.
Macau Tower
The Macau Tower is one of the symbols of the charismatic Chinese metropolis. The 338-meter high-rise in the south of the peninsula is visited annually by more than 1 million people. The impressive structure was built in 2001 .
Mountain Fort in Macau
Fortaleza do Monte, or Mountain Fort, was built in Macau to protect against attacks from water. Such constructions were often found in the overseas colonies of European countries, but this fort was the very first in the region.
Cotai Strip
“The Chinese answer to Las Vegas” — such a loud nickname was given to the Cotai Strip area. The largest casinos, hotels and clubs of the city are located here. As in Vegas, Kotay casinos stretch along one street, surrounded on both sides by mirrored skyscrapers.
Lil Senado
The picturesque Lil Senado building, located on the historic Senado Square (Senate Square), is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List — like other buildings from the time of Portuguese rule in Macau. In the colonial era, the municipal chamber was located here.