Things to do in Macau

This trip is well worth the money. You need to make sure you know the boarding location well; I took the wrong free shuttle, as it departs from the Fisherman's Wharf side. They don't hand out tickets in order of arrival, they give out number tags instead, so arriving a bit late should be fine. The night view is truly amazing, and I also recommend the Parisian Eiffel Tower night viewing. I found myself wondering why I hadn't seen this before leaving Macau; it is money well spent. I got a 10% discount with my membership card, but Klook is affordable too. Have a wonderful trip~~^^

We had a fantastic experience on the Macao hop-on, hop-off bus—it was well worth the money! Our guide, Fan, was waiting for us right as we arrived at the Macao Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, making check-in effortless. She was incredibly friendly, graciously took photos for us, and offered great tips on local spots and navigation. We especially appreciated how smoothly she switched between English and Chinese to narrate the points of interest. The route offered a great variety of sights and activities. Since some stops were within easy walking distance of one another, we could explore at our own pace without waiting for the next bus. Visiting on a sunny Monday meant the crowds were minimal, making the whole trip even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!

The House of Dancing Water is a Macao attraction well worth the price of admission. The stage lighting and sound effects are exceptional, and every performer is highly skilled. From the water and underwater acrobatics to high-altitude jumps, there is never a dull moment. There are plenty of ticketing options on Klook, where you can find great prices on early-bird tickets and various package deals. If you catch one of Klook's special promotional events, do not hesitate—use a coupon to place your order right away. During this trip, I happened to catch a coupon promotion and immediately booked front-row seats. If you sit in rows A or B, be prepared to get completely soaked, but you will also get an unbeatable view and great interaction with the performers.

This time, I took my kids to the Macau Tower in Macau, and the overall experience was excellent! The Macau Tower was comfortable and clean, and the staff were friendly and very patient with the children. After taking the high-speed elevator to the observation deck, we could enjoy panoramic views of Macau city and its surroundings. The kids were very excited to see such high views and kept exploring and taking photos. What impressed the children most was the transparent glass floor. Although they were a little scared at first, they quickly adapted and had a lot of fun, even asking to walk on it a few more times. There was also plenty of space on the observation deck for the whole family to explore at their leisure, so it didn't feel crowded. For families with children, the Macau Tower is a great place that combines education and entertainment, offering beautiful scenery and enriching experiences. It's definitely worth setting aside half a day to visit, whether you're a local resident or a tourist. Next time we visit Macau, we will definitely consider coming back!

teamLab's SuperNature exhibition is located at the westernmost end of The Venetian Macao's West Wing. The Venetian is truly immense, and the effect of this sound, light, and electricity combination exhibition is absolutely spectacular. The teamLab art collective refers to this collection of works as a "body-immersive art museum," divided into over a dozen themes. Walking through and exploring the different themed areas truly allows one to become "lost" within it, constantly needing to orient oneself in the mirrored surfaces to find one's relationship with this three-dimensional, interwoven, and visually deceptive environment. This makes one feel as though they, along with this vast collection of works, form a giant postmodern installation.

The set is not very big, but the scare factor is decent. Groups are made of six people, and if your party is smaller, you will be paired with others. It is not suitable for young children, though staff will help watch over kids on-site. At the end of the game, you are given a kraft paper folder and a card holder as souvenirs.

It's one of the best waterparks in asia with indoor and outdoor facilities. Adults and children can enjoy dozens of rides all day.

seamless entrance with QR code. The golden wheel is one of the most iconic features of this hotel so worth a try, although the ride is a bit too short. great scenary!

Levels 3, 6, and 7 are accessible for play, with Level 3 being the main area. Rock climbing sessions can be booked on-site, and adults can participate as well. The climbing wall is divided into upper and lower levels; children under 130 cm in height can only use the lower level, while adults and children 130 cm and taller can use the upper level. Safety standards are high! The staff speaks Mandarin. Since some facilities have capacity limits, visiting on a weekday is recommended so children can enjoy the activities with shorter wait times.