DOS

• When taking a taxi, look up the Chinese address of the destination on Google and show it to the taxi driver. Drivers may not be familiar with any other language.
• Carry your proof of identity
• Contact the police in case of emergency or when lost.
• Dress as per the weather.
• There are two currencies you can use in Macau: The Macau Pataca and the Straits Dollar.
• The bus system in Macau is very reliable.
• Gambling is legal in Macau

DON'TS

• Don’t carry any firearms.
• Don’t go to the casino if you’re underage.
• Don’t smoke outside the designated zone or in public.
• Though gambling is legal it can be very tempting, so keep within limits
• Try to restrain from drugs and other illegal activities

Macau is a hub of gambling and glitz and offers a dazzling nightlife to both tourists and locals. A flourishing clubbing scene has recently emerged within the city and it has become a favourite party destination not only in China but all of Asia. Tourists throng here in large numbers to hit Macau’s local bars or prestigious clubs. The city also offers travellers a tour of the city in a limousine and the chance to party just like a rockstar. However, with the prevalent culture, most people decide to spend their nights in casinos and grab a few drinks while gambling.

• Visit the Ruins of St. Paul, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a spiritual feeling.
• Visit the famous Senado Square for cheap shopping and a rich experience.
• A-Ma Temple, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites with Macau's name being derived from it, is a must visit.
• For a unique experience go to Macau Tower.
• Visit Guia Fortress to relive the military-dominated era in Macau.
• Visit the various casinos of Macau, it’ll help you to better understand the culture of the city.
• To enjoy street food visit Rua Du Cunha.
• Visit St. Dominic’s Church, a 16th-century church listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Visit Macau Giant Panda Pavilion to see the cute creature named, ‘Panda.’
• Visit the House of Dancing Water, the world’s largest water show.
• Visit Taipa and Coloane village to get away from the chaos of Macau.

• Enjoy one of the world's highest commerical bungee jumps from Macau Tower.
• Visit the famous black sand beach; Hac Sa Beach.
• To enjoy water sports and related activities, visit the Grand Resort Deck.
• Visit Macau’s largest public garden: Flora Garden.
• Visit Venetian Macau, also host to the biggest casino in the world.
• Go for a Gondola ride.
• Go for the Macau Tower Skywalk.
• Multiply your money in a casino.

• Exclusive Macau Postcards
• Incense sticks
• World Heritage inspired gifts: miniature replicas, puzzle maps, photographs and furniture display
• Chinese medicines
• Peanut Candy
• Meat Jerky
• Almond Cakes
• Cashew cookies
• Almond cookies
• Portuguese wine
• Local T-shirts made in Macau, Macau Magnets, Key chains, Refrigerator Magnets, Crafts.