Busy, hot and humid. The best way to see Macau is on foot and I thoroughly enjoyed walking though the historic center of Macau. The city is a dessert-lover's dream with a cake shop, seemingly on every corner. More

I've heard so much about how quaint and adorable the historic center of Macau is, but upon seeing it for myself, I was very confused about what people were talking about. My impression was an overcrowded mishmash of old and new, with the modern easily crowding out the past. I thought it was a waste of time even going to... More

great place to find the locals in macau, very crowded of chinese from continent, very crowded, but visit the old church, try the local deserts and be carreful with your belongings. And remenber macau is the local las vegas from asian and chinese that love to game. Try the old vitoria casino More

Lots of great churches and historic buildings to see here. Excellent signage. Visitors Bureau provides a great map/route. Don't forget to buy an egg tart while you're out walking. Yum! More

Beautiful , it's a piece of Europe with ought visiting Europe More

Well Macau was run by the Portuguese for 500 years and yet in the last 15 yeast the culture and architecture has been drowned into submission by the folk from Mainland China. This is most evident in the Historic Centre of Macau. Almost all the history on display is just veneer deep and almost like a movie set. Everywhere, just... More

Beautiful old buildings, churches, temples. Really fun to walk around and see what you'll find when you turn the corner. Escape the casinos! See the old town! More

Place is okay...slope are hard to walk on but the view is spectacular More

We started walking towards Ruins of St. Paul from Senado Square. Many signposts with historical decription of the places. Should stop at the Tourism office at Senado Square to have a quick look at the various historical sites by pictures. We stopped at Lou Kau Mansion (free entrance) and absorbed its pristine condition. The ultimate is the Ruins of St... More