Things to do in Macau

Overall, the hotel was decent. Perhaps because it's newly opened, there's no automatic breakfast service yet. The hotel staff were attentive, polite, and efficient. I chose two different room types for this trip and was satisfied with both. I hope they'll add automatic breakfast as a unique feature in the future.

It’s very worth it because the ticket already include the afternoon tea in tromba rija. They have very kind staff and highly recommended for traveler.

Its amazing , unexpected , start feel scary but at the end so enjoy and happiness , just one thing only 1 round . Suppose at least 2 rounds .

We went here july 15 2026 with my 2 son around 4:30pm and it takes 2 hours .Much better you book and buy ticket first before you go.They process very quick no need to queue.Very cleaned and not crowded.They open from 10:30am to 7:30pm last purchase is 5:30pm .My son really enjoyed.Highly recommendation💕👍👏

Absolutely Incredible , Studio City Macao Exceeded Every Expectation!We had the most amazing day at Studio City! From opening until the very last minute before closing, we soaked in every second and wished we could stay longer. This place has officially become one of our all-time favorite entertainment parks.The variety of attractions for all ages is outstanding. What really impressed us was how much our 2.5-year-old son could enjoy, there were so many interactive zones and gentle rides tailored for little ones. Watching his face light up with pure joy was priceless!From start to finish, it was non-stop fun, laughter, and excitement. The energy is infectious, the staff are warm and helpful, and every corner offers a new surprise.We've already made a pact: every time we're in Macao, we will absolutely visit Studio City again. It's not just a one-time attraction – it's a destination that has earned a special place in our hearts.If you're looking for guaranteed fun for everyone

Be sure to arrive at the Macau Ferry Terminal half an hour early, as seating is now assigned by number. The convertibles are very comfortable with the breeze, and the bus will stop in front of the Wynn Palace to watch a full musical fountain show. On the way back, get off directly at the Venetian, and take the escalator up to the Londoner and Parisian.

Highly recommended! Suitable for kindergarten and primary school students, it can easily keep you entertained for a whole day. The venue is very well designed, making it easy to walk around with kids. There's a McDonald's near the entrance, and the view from the windows is amazing. There's a shuttle bus at the entrance that goes to the vicinity of the Lisboa Hotel, running every half hour, which is very convenient.

I booked this cruise in advance because it looked good online. It's on the artificial canal in the Venetian shopping mall, offering a unique perspective of the area. The staff were very welcoming. I highly recommend this cruise.

Note that there are many things to do nearby, it's worth a visit, it's not far, just avoid the crowds. Value for money: Free, remember there's a Macau Museum nearby. Fun: Remember to go in and see the introductions and exhibitions, there are many people taking photos. It's recommended to take the side path up, don't try to squeeze in through the souvenir street; the light is softest on the archway reliefs between 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM, making it easy to get around after taking photos. Scenery: The scenery is quite nice. The Archway: The facade of the Church of St. Paul's College, Jesuit order (built in 1602, only this side remains after the fire in 1835), the facade of Macau's "World Heritage" site.

A 1:1 replica of Venice, Italy, in Renaissance European style, with an artificial blue sky and white cloud dome that creates a seamless day-night cycle. A one-stop five-star integrated resort, combining all-suite hotels, the Grand Canal Shoppes, convention centers, performance venues, restaurants, and leisure facilities. Macau's largest indoor shopping mall, spanning 97,000 square meters, featuring three indoor artificial canals, arched bridges, and a replica of St. Mark's Square. An artificial canopy, a hand-painted giant blue sky dome, with lighting simulating sunrise, sunset, and drifting clouds—ideal photo spots. Gondola rides, approximately MOP 128 per person, with gondoliers in Italian attire performing Italian folk songs along the way; stunning aerial views from the canal arches. Shopping: 350+ brands, including top luxury brands, trendy labels, cosmetics, sportswear, and pharmacies, connected to the high-end luxury area of ​​the Four Seasons boutiques. St. Mark's Square features street bands, impromptu performances, a nightly light show, and free photo spots.