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Macau is a small but immensely interesting place with plenty of things to see and do. With the many modes of transport available, getting around Macau has never been simpler. Whether you want to explore the many UNESCO World Heritage Sites on Macau Peninsula or spend the day at a beach on Coloane, we’ve got you covered.

All you sweet tooths out there! We’ve done a round-up of where to find the best Portuguese pastries in Macau! Read on if you are looking for something different and to taste a bit of the West in the East!

Sashimi rice bowls are a simple mix of fresh, sliced raw fish and seafood atop a bed of lightly seasoned Japanese rice. Sounds simple but so tasty and refreshing! Read on to find out where you can get the best sashimi rice bowls in Macau.

Rua da Felicidade is now one of the most touristic spots in town. However, it lost its charm for some years after prostitution became illegal in Macau. Before, it was known as the city’s own red light district. Check out more about it in this article!

Here is our list of old restaurants that are a part of the city’s history, and well worth checking out if in a “travelling down memory lane” kind of mood.

Glamorous and buzzing Macau has a lot to offer even for those on a shoe-string budget. Find out the coolest and free things to do in Macau.

Walking around Macau can be a great historical and cultural adventure. Let’s explore what’s in our backyard and check out some of Macau’s oldest streets!