Macau

Macau is a little slice of Portugal deep in the heart of the Far East. It seems hard to fathom that only 60 kilometers from the urban jungle of Hong Kong, well-preserved colonial architecture and cobbled streets exist and wait to be explored.

Take a stroll through the bustling streets up to the ruins of the cathedral, and you’ll see the city’s rich past everywhere. It’s no surprise that the historic center of Macau has been included in the list of China’s most significant World Heritage Sites.

The main attractions and tourist-focused things to do are primarily located on the mainland and relatively close to one another. Getting around here is easy, and you can explore many of the sites on foot, walking through the twisty streets.