Macau Sights and Attractions
The 25 square kilometer of Macau has seen frenetic growth in the past few years. Today's expansion is fast exanding into and making the two islands to the south, Taipa and Coloane, one bigger island.
The new Taipa and Coloane is one bigger island, called Cotai. Cotai is being planned to be the "Cotai Strip" in deference to its older brother "Las Vegas Strip". See the plans of Sands Macau, Galaxy and Wynn Resorts.
Today, Macau Peninsula is around 8.5 sq. km., Taipa island 6.2 sq. km., and Coloane Island 7.6 sq. km. Cotai will eventually cover 4.5 sq. km.
St. Lazarus Parish
Macau Peninsula
Central
- Leal Senado Square has always been the city centre. In the past, this was where the governors inspected military troops and the police force when they took up their posts.
- The Central Post Office
- Holy House of Mercy since its earliest days has devoted its work to the local community providing charitable assistance in the spirit of Christian fraternity.
- St. Dominic Church is one of the most beautiful churches in Macau. You will never miss this yellow and green Church right in the middle of Leal Senado plaza of Macau.
- Treasure of Sacred Art
- Macau Cathedral
- Ruins of the Church of St. Paul
- Museum and Crypt of Sacred Art
- Old City walls
- Fortaleza de Monte -Mount Fortress was built by the Jesuits in 1617 and completed in 1626 and was once a principal military facility and the city's strongest defence point.
- Macau Museum
- Pawnshop Museum
- Kung Temple
- Cultural Club
- Ponte 16
- Inner Harbour
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Central West
- BNU Bank Buildiing
- Chinese Reading Room
- St Francis Barracks and Garden
- Military Club
- Portuguese School
- Plaza
- Bank of China Tower
- Lisboa Casino Hotel
- New Yaohon

Central North
- St. Anthony Church
- Camoes Garden
- Morrison Hill Chapel
- Protestant Cemetery
- Casa Oriente
- Temple
Central South
Happiness Street- St. Augustine Church
- Dom Pedro V Theatre
- Ho Tung Library
- Asia Delta Bank
- Seminary
- St. Joseph Seminary Chapel
- St. Lawrence Church
Southern Macau Peninsula
- Avenida da República
- Suprem Court
- Governor's House
- Penha Hill
- Former Bella Vista
- Santa Sancha Palace
- San Tiago Fort / Chapel
- Ama Temple
- Maritime Museum
- Moorish Barracks
- Tower CEC
- Macau Legislative Buildings
- Nam and Sai Van Lakes

NAPE Area
- Macau Cultural Center
- Macau Museum of art
- Handover Museum
- Grand Prix Museum
- Macau Wine Museum
- Sands Casino
- Galaxy Casino
- Wynn Macau Resorts Casino
- Garden
- UNESCO Centre
- Kun Iam Statue
- Docks: Bars and Cafes
- Schools and Universities
- Jai a lai Casino
- Fisherman's Wharf
- Floating Casino (closed down)
- Casa Real Casino Hotel
- Lan Kwai Fong Casino Hotel
- PLA Barracks
- Forum Sports Stadium

Horta e Costa Area
- St. Michael Cementery and Chapel
- St. Lazaro Church Area
- Old Ladies Home
- Dap Sehk Plaza Playground
- Recreation Areas: Swimming Pools
- Vasco da Gama Garden
- Lou Lim Ioc Garden
- Sut Yat Sen Memorial
- Guia Hill
- Guia Lighthouse, Fortress and Chapel
- Three lamps Area
- Red Market
- Water Reservoir
- Lin Fung Temple
- Mt. Rosa Garden
- Mongha Hill
Border Gate Area
- Barra Gate
- Green Island
- Macau Yatch club
- St. Joseph the Worker Church
- Macau Canidrome
- Our Lady of Fatima Church
Taipa Island
- Pou Tai Temple
- University of Macau
- Taipa Village
- Firecracker Factory
- Taipa House Museum
- Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
- Macau Jockey Club
- Macau Stadium / Pool Complex
- PLA Barracks
- Four-Faced Buddha Shrine
- Boy Scout Plaza
- Macau International Airport
- University of Science and Technology
- Cotai Jet Terminal

Photo: The Grand MasterPlan for Cotai Strip
Cotai Strip
- City of Dreams
- Sands Venetian Resorts
- Galaxy Mega Resort
- Macau Studio City
- Caesars Golf Macau
- Getting There
Coloane Island
- Coloane Villa
St. Francis Zavier Chapel- A-Ma Statue and Cultural Village
- Seac pai Van Park
- Coloane Temples
- Cheoc Van Bay
- Hacsa Beach
- Westin Resort Hotel and Golf Club
- Walking Trails
- Kaho Village
- Kaho Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows
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