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7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Macau - Travel Guide
Macau Magic: A Weeklong Adventure - What to do in Macau for 7 days?
Days | Description | Overnight |
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1 | Day 1 - Arrival and Senado Square | Macau City |
2 | Day 2 - Historic Sites | Macau City |
3 | Day 3 - Coloane Island | Coloane Village |
4 | Day 4 - Taipa Village | Cotai |
5 | Day 5 - A-Ma Temple | Macau City |
6 | Day 6 - Shopping and Entertainment | Cotai |
7 | Day 7 - Farewell to Macau | Macau City |
Introduction
Your gateway to an enchanting journey across Macau. From glitzy casinos and gastronomic delights to serene temples and historic landmarks, come immerse yourself in eastern culture and Western sophistication.
Day 1 - Arrival and Senado Square
Start your Macau adventure with a day of exploring the vibrant streets of Senado Square. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere, filled with unique shops, fantastic food stalls, and jaw-dropping architecture. A must-see here is St. Dominic's Church, an UNESCO World Heritage Site with its breathtaking stained glass works. By nightfall, have your first taste of Macau's buzzing nightlife.
Day 2 - Historic Sites
Venture deeper into the city. Begin with breakfast at a local café before exploring the city's historic sites. Marvel at the imposing ruins of St. Paul's and the fortress Mount Fortress. Complete the day with a peaceful visit to the Na Tcha Temple.
Day 3 - Coloane Island
Today, take a break from city life by exploring Coloane Island. Visit Hac Sa Beach and immerse yourself in its serene beauty. Time your visit to Chapel of St. Francis Xavier to coincide with sunset. Don't forget on trying out the renowned Portuguese egg tarts from Lord Stow's!
Day 4 - Taipa Village
Explore the charming Taipa Village with its old-style Portuguese houses and Chinese Temples. Dine at one of the local eateries and don't go home without tasting Macau's signature Pork Chop Bun! A stroll along the Cotai Strip after dark is a must! Feel the energy of the glitzy, glamorous casinos lighting up the night sky.
Day 5 - A-Ma Temple
No tour of Macau is complete without a visit to the A-Ma Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dedicate your day to exploring the temple grounds and the Maritime museum nearby. Witness how seamlessly Macau blends its cultural heritage with modern growth.
Day 6 - Shopping and Entertainment
Dedicate your day to elegant shopping and entertainment options at Macau's premium malls. Don't miss the opportunity to witness a performance of The House of Dancing Water, a visual spectacle of acrobatics, martial arts, and high-energy stunts.
Day 7 - Farewell to Macau
On your final day, take your time to walk around the city, getting in those last-minute souvenir shopping and soak in the colorful spectacle that is Macau one last time. As you prepare to bid adieu to this enchanting city, be sure to enjoy a leisurely alfresco meal at a local café.
Summary of this itinerary
This itinerary gives you a fulfilling exposure to Macau's mesmerizing blend of traditional and contemporary. Spend your week indulging in scrumptious food, captivating sights, extraordinary entertainment, and much more! Get your bags packed and ready to create unforgettable moments in this unique city.
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FAQs about this
7 day itinerary in
Macau
Macau is great for a visit any time of the year but October to December, being the coolest and most comfortable months, are often considered the best.
Macau is compact and walkable. However, public buses, taxis, and hotel shuttle buses are readily available.
Yes, you can. Even though Macau has its own currency (Macanese Pataca, MOP), Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) is widely accepted.