Macau Tower is home to the world’s highest bungy jump—233m.
Operated by AJ Hackett, the Macau Tower bungy jump has become one of the must-do activities when visiting Macau.
Walk on the wild side with Skywalk, drop off the edge with Skyjump, or take on the World’s Highest Urban Tower Climb – 338m. Night jumps are also possible—the sky is the limit!
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FeedbackWe selected the best dishes from Terrazza Italian Restaurant at Galaxy Macau for an authentic Italian feast. Just bring a good company and come hungry!
An exciting dining experience awaits guests at Yamazato Japanese Fine Dining with new Executive Chef Morihiro Takeda at the helm.
Shopping is another thing that’s a must-do in Macau besides checking out the sights. Shop till you drop at these shopping havens in Macau.
Is Macau a country? If you’re unsure of anything to do with Macau, let’s get educated with a quick Q&A of the most asked questions about this fair city!
If you intend to visit, live or work in Macau, check out our guide to Macau’s visa policy and work visa rules covering the basics of how to go about it.
Kids with a healthy lifestyle at a young age are more likely to be healthier in the future. Thus, here’s a list of activities in Macau perfect for kids!
2019 marks the Macau Holy House of Mercy’s 450th anniversary. Its main building is in the city center and remains an important part of Macau’s history.
His third Michelin Star in January and in June, #1 on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, we sat down with Chef Mauro to congratulate him and ask what’s next.
Are you a vintage and history buff? If so, here’s all about one of the most successful businesses of the 20th century in Macau, its firecracker industry!
Macau has one more place full of Portuguese pastries, specifically from Sintra! Ramalhão is in town with queijadas, travesseiros and much more!
Alain Ducasse at Morpheus took home two Michelin stars within the first six months of its opening, and has been high on our list of “to try” establishments.
Find out where to learn languages in Macau. Be it Cantonese, Mandarin, English, Portuguese or French, there are several options to choose from!
We speak to Angela Leong on Macau as an art and cultural exchange platform, the role of women in business and her private art collection.
