Macau Summer Fun Tour, Detailed Play Guide Please Keep

Carefully count, Macau is actually the city with the most World Heritage sites in China. Walking on the streets of Macau, feeling the collision of new and old cultures, every step has a story of time. The Ruins of St. Paul's, spanning several centuries, whispering silently in the wind, guarding the Macau Peninsula, witnessing the ever-changing and thriving Macau. Next to the Ruins of St. Paul's, Love Lane, Macau Museum, and Mount Fortress are also great check-in spots. The street in front of the Ruins of St. Paul's is famous for its souvenir shops, where you can try Phoenix Rolls, Pineapple Buns, Portuguese Egg Tarts, and Beef Jerky. The Guia Lighthouse on Guia Hill is one of Macau's eight scenic spots, and next to it are the Macau Point and the Chapel of Our Lady of Guia. There are many places worth checking in on the Macau Peninsula, and you can take a few days to experience them slowly. Finding food in the streets and alleys of the historic district and accidentally encountering a unique small shop is also a very interesting thing. In addition, the Taipa Houses-Museum (Portuguese-style buildings, suitable for photography), Coloane, Hac Sa Beach, and Rua do Cunha (a street full of souvenir shops) are all very distinctive. Classic night views: Senado Square and the area around the Ruins of St. Paul's, Guia Lighthouse, Macau Tower, Cotai Strip, etc. Recommended hotels: Galaxy, Grand Lisboa, Lisboa Palace, The Parisian, The Londoner, The Venetian, Wynn, etc. 🎉Cool Play Macau Market: Every Friday to Sunday, and during the National Day Golden Week, from 2 pm to 8 pm, the exhibition hall of the Ritz Building will be transformed into a sea of joy. Here, there are not only dreamy installations with the theme of "McDull", but also the infinite fun of the "Cool Play Macau Market". 🍲The 10th Malaysian Cultural Food Festival: From July 18 to 31, embark on a dual journey of taste buds and culture. The buffet dinner is paired with the lively Malaysian market, allowing you to enjoy authentic Malaysian style without leaving the country. In addition, from July 25 to 28, the Guangdong-Macao Famous Products Fair will grandly open in Pavilion D. There is also good news recently, that is, for those entering Macau, if the total value of luggage items obtained abroad and carried for personal reasonable use does not exceed RMB 12,000, they can enjoy duty-free entry. In addition, for travelers arriving at ports with inbound duty-free shops, the policy also allows them to purchase a certain amount of duty-free goods in the duty-free shop. When the total value of these duty-free goods and the personal reasonable use luggage items carried by the traveler does not exceed RMB 15,000, they can also enjoy duty-free customs clearance. This new policy has been piloted at some ports and will be fully promoted to all inbound ports from August 1, 2024, except for the Hengqin "first-line" port. 🎨The First Macau International Children's Art Festival Kicks Off: From now until September 1, an art feast specially created for children is in full swing, inspiring children's infinite creativity and imagination. At the same time, the Youth Celebration of the Return and the International Youth Dance Festival will also be passionately staged from July 20 to 25, with youthful vitality, dancing Macau!