Trip.Best Top 13 Night Attractions in Macau [2024]

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"There is a mall on the ground floor of this attraction with so many shops. The view from the inside was lovely. I overlooked the busy tourist areas of Taipa, the water park (that I didn’t know about) and over the river to the other side. The ride time was however short, as soon as I got ready to enjoy, it was time to get off. There is a glass floor in a section just in case you want to take pictures."

"The most famous of the Parisian resorts is the landmark Eiffel Tower, especially at night, the lights are particularly beautiful. The interior of the Parisian complex feels more general, imitating the street and road sign style of Paris, the brand introduced is not as high-end as the Galaxy, the layout is not as distinctive as the Venetian Grand Canal, the popularity is not as prosperous as the Londoners on the opposite side, and it is easy to get lost. But it's a common problem in several comprehensive resorts."

"The main feature is a British style, large space, strong gentleman feeling, shopping, entertainment, shopping mall space, check-in holy place, and live broadcast of Internet celebrities can be given priority"

"It was worth it. The view was nice and the staff was helpful. The ticket was easy to use after purchase. If you take taxi to the location, you’ll have some issues when you are ready to leave if you don’t take a bus. Getting taxi from the location is a bit tedious"

"[Wynn Palace] Take the free cable car to watch the water show, the performance at the hour is even better. The palace's free cable car (yes! free!) There are two rides, one in the Wynn Palace, and one next to the fountain outside the Wynn Palace. It is recommended that you choose to sit at night and see the music fountain show at high altitude (on the whole point). The experience is still very good. Transportation: Take bus 50/MT4/N5 Road to Ludong/Wynn Palace (bus stop) and get off and walk."

"The scenery is very good, but the popularity is not enough. There are restaurants with snacks and imitation ancient Roman Colosseums. There are a lot of people to take pictures and not much to consume. Walking distance from the Macau Science Museum, there are Sands Hotels nearby."

"Macau [Fort], the St. Paul Fort, was built in 1617 and completed in 1626, and lasted ten years. The fort was built on the hillside. Although the mountain is not high, it is located in the center of the Macau Peninsula. It is the main commanding height and is easy to control all directions. The area is about 8,000 square meters, with complete facilities, the fort with reservoirs, military storage, officers and barracks, etc., is the center of the Macau defense system at that time. The fort can be set up as many as 32 cannons, which together with other forts constitute a wide fire defense network covering the East and West Coast. The Fort was long listed as a military restricted area, and by 1965 the original barracks position was built as a weather station, and opened as a tourist area in 1976. In 1998, the government converted the place into a Macau museum and opened to the public."

"Macau's Rose Hall was built in 1587 by the Spanish Santo Domingo, with the Virgin of the Rose as the main protector, and the following year was taken over by the Portuguese priests of the church. Since it was originally built only by wooden boards, it was called the "Panyu Hall" by the Chinese until the 17th century and changed to a masonry structure. It was burned in 1874 by fire, and then rebuilt to its current size. In 1929, the Catholic Diocese of Macau approved the worship of the Virgin of Huadima in the Rose of the Virgin of the Virgin. In the 1990s and in 2006, a major renovation was carried out. The clock tower next to the church was converted into a treasure trove of sacred objects, and the cultural relics of the Macau Diocese are displayed. Address: Macau Banyantang Before the time: 10:00-18:00 Closed Wednesday Tickets: Free"

"[St. Paul's Archway] Ruins of St. Paul's Macau St. Paul's Archway is the site of St. Paul's Church. The "Sanba" is the Cantonese pronunciation translation of "St. Paul's". The church was completed in 1580, and it was built repeatedly until October 26, 1835, when the last fire burned it to the front wall of the church, which was named "St. Paul's Archway" because of the traditional Chinese archway. The archway is about 27 meters high and23.5 meters wide. The 68 steps in front of the archway combine the style of European Renaissance and Oriental architecture, reflecting the blend of East and West art, fine sculpture and spectacular. Transportation: Take bus No. 17 to Xinsheng Street (bus station) and get off on foot. Tickets: Free Time: 9:00-18:00"

"Governor-General Jialepi Bridge (Macao-Macao Bridge Macau-Taipa Bridge) is the first sea-cross bridge connecting Macau Peninsula and Taipa, and was also one of the "ten construction projects" in Portugal at that time, designed by Portuguese bridge expert Jia Duosu. The bridge began construction in June 1970 and was officially opened in October 1974. The whole length is 2569.8 meters, the width is 9.2 meters, and the two-line driving. The middle section of the bridge is protruding into a triangle arc, and the highest point is 35 meters from the sea level. It is harmoniously integrated with the architectural style on both sides of the Straits, which is spectacular. The north of the bridge is the round land of Kiamara, across the South Bay Lake and the Macao and Bohai Sea, and south to the Sulian round land. The bridge has a large arc, like Changhong Wave, and the design is unique, giving people the impression of majestic and exquisite, and adding a modern atmosphere to the ancient Macau. The lines of the bridge are simple and generous, the colors are bright, and the architectural style on both sides of the Straits is very harmonious. When completed, It was the world's longest continuous steel-concrete beam bridge across the sea, making the Macau Peninsula and Taipa connected by land. The sun shines during the day, showing the beautiful figure of the bridge; the night lights are shining, and it becomes a symbol of the scenery and development of Macau."