Top 10 Things to Do in Macau 2026

No. 17 of Best Things to Do in Macau

Rua Do Cunha

5.8

4.6/5

2.8k reviews

Rua Do Cunha is a street famous for souvenirs and food in theTaipa Old Village. This small street, over 100m long and only a few meters wide, was designated as a pedestrian-only zone in 1983. The entire street is for pedestrians only, with bakeries, souvenir shops, dessert shops, and eateries lined up one after another under the old houses on both sides. The street name "Cunha" comes from the transliteration of a Portuguese surname. Today, this small street is often synonymous with local souvenirs and is the starting point for many people exploringTaipa. Buying souvenirs is the main event here: souvenir shops likeKoi Kei and Choi Heong Yuenline the street, with traditional pastries like almond cookies, phoenix rolls, peanut candy, ginger candy, sweetheart cakes, and meat-filled pastries filling the display windows. Many shops offer samples for you to try before you buy. Pastelaria Fong Kei, which has been operating since the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty, has only this one store in Macau, and many of its pastries are still handmade. There are also places for hot food: Seng Cheong is famous for its crab congee, while the Musang King durian ice cream and agar jelly from Mok Yi Kei are perfect desserts while strolling. At one end of the small street is Largo Governador Tamagnini Barbosa, where the Goddess of Mercy fountain stands.Tai Lei Loi Kei, famous for its pork chop buns, is nearby. Beside the street, there is also a leisure square converted from a 19th-century old market, where you can take a break if you are tired from walking. If you have enough time, you can walk through a few alleys in the old town to visit thePak Tai Temple, which was built in the mid-19th century.

Macau · 4.5km from downtown

No. 18 of Best Things to Do in Macau

The Londoner

5.8

Macau · 5.5km from downtown

220 reviews

The Londoner is a comprehensive resort that blends British charm with modern luxury, located in the heart of Taipa Island. As one of Macau's newest landmarks, it offers visitors a unique cultural experience and leisure enjoyment. The design of the resort draws inspiration from London's classic architecture and cultural elements. Visitors are immediately captivated by its grand British-style buildings and elegant decor upon arrival. The resort features multiple luxury hotels, with each room meticulously designed to provide a comfortable stay. Whether for a family vacation or business trip, The Londoner caters to all needs. Beyond accommodations, the resort also offers a wide array of entertainment and shopping options. The shopping center features numerous international brands to satisfy every shopping enthusiast. For dining, the resort's restaurants serve everything from authentic British cuisine to global delicacies, allowing every guest to experience the art of fine dining. The Londoner is not just a place for leisure and entertainment, but also regularly hosts cultural events and performances that showcase the charm of British culture. Whether enjoying live concerts or participating in interactive art exhibitions, visitors can experience a vibrant and creative journey here.

No. 19 of Best Things to Do in Macau

The Parisian Macao

5.8

4.6/5

284 reviews

The Parisian Macao is a comprehensive venue newly opened in Macao in recent years that integrates hotel accommodation, shopping, performances, entertainment, etc. The Eiffel Tower in Macao, located in front of the hotel, is carefully built according to the Eiffel Tower, which is half the size of the Eiffel Tower, allowing you to stay in Macao. You can also experience the romance of Paris. The Parisian Macao has a dazzling array of boutique shopping stores, select signature restaurants to enjoy global delicacies, entertaining performances, the colorful never ending, the Pont des Arts, and the nostalgia of locking your heart, all at The Parisian Macao.

Macau · 5.7km from downtown

No. 8 of Night Attractions in Macau

GALAXY RESORT MACAU

Macau · 4.9km from downtown

22 reviews

The integrated resort is a diversified entertainment and integrated tourism resort. The entire project covers an area of 1.1 million square meters, bringing brand-new entertainment and leisure facilities to the local area. There are many world-renowned hotels here, providing nearly 5,000 rooms, suites and villas. The Sky Wave Resort in the resort has a long sky rapids, an sky surfing pool that can create 1.5-meter artificial waves, a 150-meter-long white sand beach, and a 9-meter-high exciting water slide sky rapids.

Selected for Best Things to Do in Macau

A-Ma Temple

Macau · 796m from downtown

790 reviews

A-Ma Temple sits with its back to the hill and faces the sea. It is a cliffside temple dedicated to the sea goddess Mazu. Scholars generally believe that before the Portuguese settled here, a temple honoring Mazu already stood here, and along with Lin Fung Temple and Kun Iam Temple, it is counted among the three ancient temples of the area. This site is not symmetrically arranged like a typical traditional temple; instead, it clings to the hillside and faces the sea in a staggered layout: the granite archway at the entrance is guarded by stone lions; passing through the arch and climbing the steps, the main hall, Hongren Hall,Guanyin Pavilion, and Zhengjue Zen Monastery unfold along the mountain path in sequence. Halfway up the hill, Hongren Hall uses the natural rock as its rear wall; it is a small stone hall, with the statue of Mazu placed in front of the rock; along the way, the cliff faces are dotted with cliff inscriptions by officials and scholars from various dynasties, written in regular, cursive, seal, and clerical scripts; on one side of the entrance a rock shows an ancient sailing ship carved into it, and the flag bears the words "to brave the great river". Inside the hall a giant incense coil hangs high and spirals layer upon layer, with curling smoke, and the scene known as "A-Mapurple smoke" takes its name from this.

No. 1 of Activities in Macau

Bungee Jumping in Macau

On the Macau Tower, the iconic building of the bustling city of Macau, you can experience a unique extreme sport. Jump from the top of the tower and take in the magnificent scenery of Macau, Zhuhai, and part of Hong Kong. Overview of the city: Macau Tower is not only the highest sightseeing steel tower in Macau and even in Southeast Asia, but also a paradise for extreme sports enthusiasts. The tower is 338 meters high, and the bungee jumping area is located at an altitude of 233 meters, which is one of the world's highest urban commercial bungee jumping areas. Two types of bungee jumping at the Macau Tower: One is the free-falling "bungee jump", which rushes straight to the ground at a speed of nearly 200 kilometers per hour. You will experience the thrill of free fall for 4 to 5 seconds. When the cable is fully extended, you will experience multiple rebounds, which is more exciting. The other is the "skyjump", which uses the "FanDescenders" fan descent technology to allow the experiencer to descend at a speed of 75 kilometers per hour, and the body will land stably without rebounding or inverting, and fly in the air of Macau for 17 seconds. Intimate and professional bungee jumping service: Macau Tower's bungee jumping service is professional and comprehensive. All equipment has been strictly inspected, and the coaching team is experienced and can ensure the safety of every challenger. During the bungee jumping process, you can also choose to record videos and take photos. After the challenge, you can proudly show your courage with this unique memory and certificate. If you are an extreme sports enthusiast or are looking for an unforgettable adventure, then the bungee jumping at Macau Tower is definitely not to be missed.

China · Macau

No. 6 of Night Attractions in Macau

Taipa

Macau · 4.3km from downtown

185 reviews

Taipa faces the peninsula across the water, with several cross-sea bridges connecting the two sides, while to the south, the reclaimed Cotai Strip connects it to Coloane.The island's attractions are concentrated in the old town: the Rua do Cunha and Rua do Regedor areas still retain rows of old Portuguese-style streets, with light-colored low houses standing along the streets. The beige-walled Our Lady of Carmel Church, topped with a bell tower, stands guard next to Carmo Square. Rua do Cunha is a pedestrian street over 100 meters long, designated as a pedestrian zone in the 1980s. Souvenir shops, eateries, and dessert shops line the street one after another, making it a great place to spend an afternoon strolling and snacking. Walking along the old street toward the seaside, 5 emerald-green Portuguese-style houses are lined up; this is the Taipa Houses-Museum. Built in the 1920s, the houses were originally residences for officials and Macanese families. Today, they have been converted into a residential museum, with interiors that recreate the daily life of Macanese families in the past. The island also preserves the site of the Iec Long Firecracker Factory. In contrast to the slow pace of the old streets, the Cotai Strip to the south is lined with large integrated resorts such as The Venetian, Galaxy, and The Londoner, offering one-stop shopping, dining, and entertainment. It is best to explore on foot: Rua do Cunha, Rua do Regedor, Carmo Square, and the Taipa Houses-Museum are not far from each other, and you can easily link them together in a leisurely half-day walk. If you want to get close to nature, the island also has Taipa Grande Natural Park, where you can take a walk and get some fresh air.

Selected for Best Things to Do in Macau

ZIPCITY Macau

5.6

Macau · 6.4km from downtown

241 reviews

Discover world-class adventure brought to Macau by internationally renowned operators, trusted by thrill-seekers globally. Inspired by the iconic attractions of Las Vegas, ZipCity Macau delivers heart-pounding excitement with its one-of-a-kind immersive audio-visual zipline, adrenaline-fueled challenge jump, and the picturesque Tower Walk—perfect for capturing breathtaking views. Experience international standard of adventure, now closer than ever. World-Famous Zipline:Worlds First Immersive Zipline Experience Macau's ultimate zipline, an immersive Las Vegas-style zipline with audio-visual effects producing an unforgettable ride. Operated by world-class experts, it combines breathtaking views with high-adrenaline excitement. Mega Thrills Challenge Jump Beat your Fear! Take a 15-meter leap of faith with ZipCity Macau's Challenge Jump! Inspired by global adventure hotspots, this high-adrenaline, controlled descent—operated by world-class experts—promises an unforgettable rush and unbeatable thrills. Tower Walk For photo lovers! Discover breathtaking views of the Cotai Strip with ZipCity Macau's Tower Walk! Ascend the iconic zipline take-off tower for panoramic photo opportunities of Taipa Macau. Perfect for photography enthusiasts, this experience offers stunning perspectives—no zipline ride required.

No. 9 of Night Attractions in Macau

Roman Amphitheatre

5.6

4.0/5

24 reviews

Roman Amphitheatre is located near the entrance ofFisherman's Wharfand is one of the iconic structures in this themed park. The plaza is modeled after an ancient Roman amphitheatre, with layers of arches on the stone exterior walls enclosing a circular grandstand. From a distance, it has the imposing feel of an arena, standing out in the city of Macau, where East meets West. It can accommodate thousands of spectators and is equipped with a multi-purpose stage, as well as sound and lighting equipment. It is not only a popular backdrop for tourist photos but also serves as a venue for concerts, outdoor performances, and other events. For great photos, try framing the Roman-style facade together with the European-style harbor buildings in the park. The contrast between the classical and modern elements is very popular here. At sunset, the light is warm, casting a golden hue on the stone walls. Combined with the sea breeze, it's the perfect setting for a leisurely stroll and photo session.

Macau · 1.9km from downtown