Ruins of St. Paul's
Ruins of St. Paul's, Santo Antonio, Macau
+853-6238-6441
Just a short walk from Travessa da Paixao is Macau's most famous landmark and UNESCO World Heritage site, the Ruins of St. Paul's. With a long history as "The Vatican of the Far East", tourists never miss out on visiting this landmark to see the beautiful church's remains. The church's design is a mix of Western and Eastern details, built by Chinese and Japanese artisans who were led by an Italian Jesuit named Carlo Spinola. The landmark is perfect for your stroll through the city with our % coffee as you gaze upon this historical symbol of Macau.
Opening Hours:
Wed - Mon : 9am - 6pm
Tues : 9am - 2pm
Wed - Mon : 9am - 6pm
Tues : 9am - 2pm
Long Wa Teahouse
3 R. Norte do Mercado Alm. Lacerda, Macau
+853-2857-4456
Long Wa Teahouse is a unique and eclectic tea house from the 1960s, and little has changed since then. It provides a peaceful and airy spot to enjoy tea in porcelain cups and traditional Cantonese dim sum and more. And not to mention, the famous Michelin guide has it on the list of places to visit in Macao. It is a cash-only restaurant and they take no reservations and are definitely worth a visit.
Opening Hours:
Open daily
7am – 2pm
Open daily
7am – 2pm
Hotel Morpheus
Morpheus at City of Dreams, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macau
+853-8868-8888
Morpheus is far more than just a building, Macau's newest iconic landmark. Designed by the late architect Dame Zaha Hadid, it is an unconventionally designed sculpture and an illuminated vision of the future inside and out: the world's first high-rise building supported by a free form of steel. This hotel is luxurious, futuristic and innovative with cutting-edge technology and bespoke furniture and design. If this is not your choice of accommodation during your stay in Macao, the building itself has become an attraction and is worth a closer look.
Opening Hours:
Always open
Always open