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| Title | Category | Address | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Sands Macau | Casino | 22.192175752970694, 113.55497198179364 | If you arrive in Macau by ferry from Hong Kong – the impressive bright red Sands Casino sign, logo and hotel tower are probably the first things that catch your eye as you pull into the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal (at least if it’s dark as you approach). |
 | Chapel of St Francis Xavier | Religious Site | 22.116987791116966, 113.55141927022487 | The Chapel of St Francis Xavier stands in the middle of Coloane Village on the southernmost tip of Macau, near to a monument commemorating a victory over pirates in 1910. |
| The Parisian | Casino | 22.144029347046324, 113.56304559856653 | The Parisian is a stunning new Casino on the Cotai Strip – notable in no small part to the half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower that stands in front of it. |
| City of Dreams | Casino | 22.149494848907903, 113.5642472282052 | City of Dreams is a casino/resort which stands at the bottom of the Cotai Strip directly opposite the Venetian. It incorporates the Hard Rock, Crown Towers and Grand Hyatt hotels (which together make up the four towers surrounding the main casino and retail area – known as the Boulevard). |
| The Venetian | Casino | 22.14826730324631, 113.56290645897388 | The mighty Venetian dominates the lower part of the Cotai strip. Opened in 2007, it is a 39 story themed casino hotel owned by the American Las Vegas Sands company and obviously styled on Venice and Venetian history. |
 | Lin Fung Temple | Religious Site | 22.209996338628848, 113.54799823835492 | Lin Fung Temple (Temple of Lotus) is a Buddhist temple built in 1592. It is famous for its history as a stopping off place for Mandarins visiting Macau. |
| Sin Fong Temple | Religious Site | 22.20652551710601, 113.54592610616237 | The Sin Fong Temple is dedicated to General Vanguard (Yang Ye) who was a famous general originally from the Northern Han Dynasty, who now is a deity which protects against aggression. |
| A-Ma Cultural Village | Religious Site | 22.12300009273681, 113.56287393718958 | The A-Ma Cultural Village comprises a large temple complex (Tin Hau temple) and statue to A-Ma which both stand together on a hill top in Coloane. |
 | Carmo Fair | Historic Site | 22.153343824531355, 113.55737913865596 | The Taipa market was constructed by the Macau government on 14th September 1886. |
 | Panda Pavilion | Entertainment | 22.12668887120485, 113.5580322984606 | The Macau Panda Pavilion sits inside Seac Pai Van Park on the Taipa side of Coloane, nestled between the main road to Coloane and the steep Coloane hillside atop which site the white statue of A-Ma and the Tin Hau Temple. |
 | The Museum of Taipa and Coloane History | Historic Site | 22.152390586086618, 113.55563436169177 | The Museum of Taipa and Coloane History is located in Taipa village, housed in what used to be the Island Municipal Council building |
| Pak Tai Temple | Religious Site | 22.152704140840967, 113.5556209506467 | The temple is dedicated to Pak Tai (Northern Emperor) who is believed to have the divine power to withstand floods and fire. |
| Sam Po Temple | Religious Site | 22.155570894772648, 113.55946451425552 | Built in 1843, is is dedicated to Sam Po – a water goddess and third eldest sister of Tin Hau, who is often regarded as the guardian of seafarers |
| I Leng Temple | Historic Site,Religious Site | 22.15391080387639, 113.55854460038245 | The I Leng Temple (also known as Ka Sin Tong) is a small temple standing on the Rua Direita Carlos Eugenio |
| Our Lady of Penha Church | Religious Site | 22.186935434771694, 113.53503243997693 | Penha church, which is dedicated to ‘Our Lady of Penha of France’ , was constructed in 1622 for the Augustinians. For many years it has served as a shrine for mariners about to embark on dangerous voyages. |
| Our Lady of Carmel Church | Religious Site | 22.153548771118096, 113.55879668612033 | The Church of Our Lady of Carmel stands on a small hill on the edge of old Taipa village, between Carmo Fair and the Taipa Houses museum and the landscaped gardens by the lake. |
| Sam Kai Vui Kun Temple | Religious Site | 22.193999961824396, 113.53930243290961 | Sometimes also known as Kuan Tai Temple – dedicated to Guan Yu, an important general from the Three Kingdoms period who is now worshipped in Taoism and Buddhism. |
 | St Augustine's Square | Historic Site,Culture | 22.192266478914537,113.538111532107 | St Augustine’s Square is a traditionally paved small square which lies close to Senado Square. |
| St Augustine's Church | Religious Site | 22.192241643760376, 113.53829928673804 | One of the oldest churches in Macau, the original simple structure was constructed in 1586 by Spanish Augustine priests. |
 | Sir Robert Ho Tung Library | Historic Site,Culture | 22.1923856875934, 113.53782721795142 | The largest public library in Macau |
 | Dom Pedro V Theatre | Historic Site,Entertainment | 22.191852390949926, 113.53832338470966 | Dom Pedro V Theatre was one of the first western style theatres in eastern Asia. |
| St Lawrence Church | Historic Site,Religious Site | 22.19089904491009, 113.53669191012159 | Possibly the most richest and most beautiful church in macau, both for its decoration and the objects contained inside it. |
| St. Joseph’s Seminary and Church | Religious Site | 22.19127621254372, 113.53684951085597 | The seminary was established in 1728 followed by the church in 1758. |
| A-Ma Temple | Historic Site,Religious Site | 22.18614514026043, 113.53118468541652 | A-Ma is the oldest and most famous Taoist temple in Macau. Built in 1488 and located close to the coast, it is dedicated to the Ma-tsu, the goddess of sailors and fishermen. |
 | Dr Sun Yat-Sen Memorial House | Historic Site,Culture | 22.199915497410355, 113.54900666512549 | This distinctive looking building is a museum where former family members of Sun Yat-Sen (‘the father of modern China’) used to live. Originally known as ‘Mansion of the Sun’, the house was built in 1912 for his first wife, Lu Muzhen. |
| Jao Tsung-I Academy | Culture | 22.199203425214293, 113.54738120455295 | This small academy is dedicated to Professor Jao Tsung-I – a Chinese born Hong Kong scholar, poet, calligrapher and painter who is also referred to a “master of Sinology” and “treasure of the nation”. |
| Tap Seac Gallery | Culture | 22.198872473968116, 113.54719349183142 | This art gallery is hosted in a lovely European style building which lies on Tap Seac Square. |
| Tap Seac Square | Culture | 22.19810758518602, 113.54714521206915 | Tap Seac Square is a major public square in São Lázaro, Macau, China. The largest public space in Macau, it stands on the site of a former stadium and was completed in 2007. |
 | Albergue SCM | Shopping,Culture | 22.197615868768665, 113.5444334987551 | Albergue SCM is a small area, tucked away a side street from Tap Seac square, devoted to Macau’s art and cultural industries. |
 | Vasco Da Gama Garden | Garden | 22.19623077290253, 113.54664359707385 | This small garden was built at the end of the 19th Century. |
| Lou Lim Ieoc Garden | Garden | 22.199999932302383, 113.54753413237631 | Built in 1906 by local merchant Lou Kau as part of his residence, its design follows the well-known Suzhou Gardens. |
| Jardim Da Flora | Garden | 22.200296618105757, 113.5510559566319 | A lovely garden, which runs from Avenida De Sidonio Pais below up to the top of Guia Hill |
 | Portuguese Military Club | Food & Drink | 22.191541950291985, 113.54419742245227 | Originally a military club, this Portuguese neo classical building dates from the 19th century |
 | New Yaohan Department Store | Shopping | 22.191059485342652, 113.54052283801138 | The main department store in Macau – contains a wealth of items from cosmetics to electrical applicances to food |
| Na Tcha Temple | Historic Site,Religious Site | 22.197734820684556, 113.54062738129869 | Built in 1888, this is a Chinese folk religion temple dedicated to the worship of the deity Na Tcha. |
| St Dominic's Church | Religious Site | 22.194586722626678, 113.54037527460605 | Established in 1587 by 3 Spanish Dominican priests who arrived in Macau from Acapulco, Mexico, this church has been the scene of several violent incidents. |
 | Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady | Religious Site | 22.19362247166635, 113.5414803866297 | The Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady is the current cathedral of the Diocese of Macau |
 | Rua da Felicidade | Historic Site | 22.19409798182079, 113.53776292875409 | http://www.secretmacau.com/rua-da-felicidade/ |
 | Macao Museum | Historic Site | 22.197218520910848,113.5423091892153 | The museum details the history of Macau and is built on the site where the former Meteorological Service was located. |
 | Holy House of Mercy | Historic Site | 22.193742338871083, 113.54016338009387 | It was a medical clinic and several other social welfare structures in early Macau. |
| Octagonal Library | 22.192766324263445, 113.5437173070386 | Built in the 1920’s, this was Macau’s first Chinese library and the first library opened to the public | |
 | Monte Fort | Historic Site | 22.19720726787898,113.54207592085004 | Monte Fort, or the ‘Fortress of Our Lady of the Mount of St. Paul’ is the historical military centre of Macau. |
| Leal Senado | Historic Site | 22.193371386599146, 113.53957394370809 | Overlooking Senado Square, this building was the seat of the Portuguese government in Macau. |
| Casino Lisboa | Casino | 22.189301790165306, 113.54459438938648 | The original casino in Macau was built in the late 1960s by Stanley Ho and acquaintances. |
| Grand Lisboa Casino | Casino | 22.18936935094934, 113.54418413713574 | Located in the heart of Macau, this stunning building in the shape of a golden lotus leaf dominates the local skyline. |
| Wynn Macau Casino | Casino | 22.187916301855005,113.5464695468545 | Owned by Wynn Resorts, their casino opened to the public in 2006 (after the monoploy of Stanley Ho’s company STDM came to an end in 2000). |
| MGM Macu | Casino | 22.18515452028256,113.54818616062403 | The MGM Grand stands on the Avenida Dr Sun Yat Sen, the long road running alongside the Outer Harbour, linking the Ferry Terminal to the Macau Tower. Its distinctive 3-tier design forms part of the wonderful cityscape you can see from the Ferry, or the Taipa bridges. |
 | Macau Science Centre | 22.186604959100475, 113.55694089084864 | ||
 | Macau Tower | Shopping,Food & Drink,Entertainment | 22.1797327827576, 113.53677587583661 | Standing proud between Sai Van Lake and the South China Sea, the Macau Tower is a great destination for adventure, entertainment or just a stroll along the sea front. |
 | Taipa Ferry Terminal | Transport | 22.165840401378606, 113.57710037380457 | |
| Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal | Transport | 22.19680991886493, 113.55915622785687 | |
 | Kun Iam Statue | Religious Site | 22.18583006899218, 113.55208072811365 | The beatiful gold statue of Kun Yam stands on a small island jutting into the Outer Harbour between Macau and Taipa, along Avenida Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. |
 | Guia Fort & Lighthouse | Historic Site | 22.196482415511966, 113.54933934286237 | This 17th Century military fort stands atop Guia Hill – the highest point in Macau. Now surrounded by a park, it encompasses a fort, chapel and lighthouse complex. |
 | Ruins of St. Paul's | Historic Site,Religious Site | 22.19751172027873, 113.54089030064642 | One of the most recognisable landmarks in Macau, the ruins are all that remains of a 16th century complex which included the Church of St Paul (Mater Dei) and St Paul’s College. |
| Senado Square | Historic Site | 22.1936703952778, 113.5399876954034 | Senado square (Largo do Senado, 議事亭前地) is a beautiful paved square in historic downtown Macau. The Portuguese influence is everywhere here, with beautiful old pastel coloured buildings surrounding it, giving it something of a Mediterranean feeling. |