MACAU
WHY GO?
One of the most exciting destinations in the Far East, Macau is blessed with millions of visitors every year, who come for its century-old churches, luxurious casinos, hotels, food and hospitality.
WHAT WILL I DO THERE?
Macau Peninsula hosts the UNESCO World Heritage-listed old city centre ; the former islands of Taipa and Coloane are connected to it by a strip of. The towering fa¢ade and grand stairway are all that remain of this beautiful edifice. Next up is the , located on the highest point on the peninsula, which offers a great panoramic view of the city, and is the place to catch a romantic sunset. The added attraction is the beautiful . Take a break from ruins and the sun with an hour or two in the comfort of the air-conditioned gallery at the . This magnificent five-storey museum is home to some of the best artworks from across Macau and China. A visit to the is an absolute must, too. This Baroque-style, two-room library cocoons around 19,000 books, including antique publications in Portuguese, French and English.
