Best Places To Visit Summer Macau Near Me

4worldlovers: Macau Fisherman’s Wharf features a Convention and Exhibition Centre which boasts the largest pillar-less ballroom on the Macau Peninsula. Our event planning team can help you arrange almost any type of gathering from a large concert to a small business meeting. Venue sizes range from 200m² to 2,740m². Come and see how amazing our centre is!

Stretching across Legend Boulevard are old-time western city blocks just like you would see in movies. Whether it is a relaxed night out or an authentic dining experience, you’ll always find a lovely place at Legend Boulevard!

Adjacent to the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, Legend Palace Hotel offers a spectacular view of the Pearl River reminiscent of Monte Carlo’s iconic seaside scenery. Our hospitality team delivers luxurious accommodations, fine dining, and elegantly modern entertainment experiences. Choose between our 223 guestrooms and suites, which are fitted with European luxury brand amenities, and satisfy your appetite with our wide selection of dining while holistic therapies are provided at the Senses. We hope your stay with us will be a relaxing and enjoyable one!

The Harbourview Hotel transports travelers to the baroque Central Europe of centuries ago. With sophisticated and exquisite designs based on 18th century Prague, the Harbourview Hotel Macau brings dining and shopping experiences like none other. Our Hotel offers 389 comfortable guest rooms and 55 spacious suites with branded bathroom amenities and complimentary in-room Wi-Fi access so you can stay in touch with friends and family. This combination of historic charm and modern elegance incorporates everything a guest could hope for from Shanghainese and international cuisine to the cocktails at the Praha Bar. The jacuzzi, all-season indoor swimming pool, and gymnasium help guests unwind and relieve tension. Lastly, you can enjoy endless tourist attractions on the Macau Peninsula. Our Art Nouveau style hotel ensures your stay will be an enjoyable experience and a fantastic place to create life-long memories.

Located on the promontory of Macau Fisherman’s Wharf near the Macau Ferry Terminal, this conveniently placed hotel is only a 15-minute ride from the Macau International Airport. The five-story Rocks Hotel is modeled after the elaborate charms of 18th century Victorian and provides 72 guestrooms and suites. All of our service attendants are traditionally uniformed and help transport you to the romance of the era. The spiral staircase, crystal chandeliers, and period paintings, all add to the grandeur of the Victorian era and remind one of more elegant times. For your recreational and business needs, Rocks Hotel offers a semi-open-kitchen restaurant Vic’s Restaurante, rooftop bar, conference room, business centre and gymnasium so all of your needs are taken care of.

Step into a splendid world of fantasy and encounter unforgettable European cultures in Macau! Nestled on the shore of Macau’s outer harbour, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf is the largest leisure and themed entertainment complex in Macau Peninsula and promises to offer an unsurpassed dining, entertainment and sightseeing experience like no others.

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Taxis are available for transfer to and from the Macau airport, Taipa Island and Macau downtown area.

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Acclaimed as one of the top eight sites of Macao, the Taipa Houses represents the charming Portuguese architectural style in Taipa. The Portuguese residences along Avenida da Praia, together with the neighbouring Our Lady of Carmel Church and the garden, comprise a picturesque landscape in which the five green houses stand out as the most representative.


These five houses, built in 1921, once served as the residences of senior civil servants, also namely Macanese families; in 1992, they were acknowledged as a building complex of architectural value. Later, the government decided to revamp the houses completely as a museum site, opened to the public at the end of 1999 as the ‘Taipa Houses-Museum’.


In September 2016, the Macao SAR Government re-capitalised on these five buildings by transforming them into the ‘Macanese Living Museum’, ‘Exhibitions Gallery’, ‘Creative Casa’, ‘Nostalgic House’ and ‘House for Receptions’ from west to east, respectively. This project has converted the place into a combination of culture and creativity, with outdoor performances and leisure elements, making it a showcase of not only the culture of the Portuguese-speaking countries but of culture from all over the world.


The Macanese Living Museum recreates daily scenes from Macao’s past. The term ‘Macanese’ refers to the ethnic group whose Portuguese ancestors married Chinese, Malay and Filipinos from Southeast Asia, and Indians from South Asia, in Macao. The Macanese have their own dialect and lifestyle; while most of them share Western religious beliefs they are also deeply influenced by Chinese life patterns.


The Exhibitions Gallery shows exhibitions from time to time to enrich local people’s leisure life. In addition, it is available for consulates to borrow to serve as an exhibition and exchange venue for world culture and art, thus introducing more cultural tourism elements through exchanges between Macao and other countries.

The Cultural Affairs Bureau is leasing out the Creative Casa of Taipa Houses to companies in the cultural and creative industry by public tender. The Universal Gallery and Bookstore successfully won the public tender and has started their operation of a composite space combining bookstore and art gallery. The ground floor is a bookstore, mainly selling books on humanities, social sciences, art design and local publications, while the first floor is an exhibition area showcasing and selling artworks by outstanding local and foreign artists.

In the Nostalgic House, special exhibitions on the Macanese people and the Cotai district are organized from time to time in order to display the native culture, life, religion, architecture, and cuisine of the Macanese community and Cotai district in the past and present.

The House for Receptions is not open to the public. It is a venue for official banquets, receptions and other activities.

Opening hours: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., no admittance after 6:30 p.m. Closed on Mondays.

'Creative Casa': 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.. 'House for Receptions' is not open to public.

Public Guided Tours：Every Saturdays 3pm to 5pm. The Museum offers guided tour services for groups by appointment.

Download and fill out the application form , and e-mail it to info.dm@icm.gov.mo, fax it to 2832 2127 or visit IC’s Department of Museums to apply in person at least 7 working days prior to the tour’s date

Address: Caves 1 do Centro de Criatividade do Tap Siac, Praça do Tap Siac, Macau