Macau has an old world European feel left by centuries of Portuguese influence.
It’s the gambling capital of the world, home to mega casinos and hotels generating billions of dollars in gambling revenue annually.īut even if you aren’t into gambling, you shouldn’t let that stop you from visiting Macau because there’s plenty to see and do here, even for non-gamblers. If you enjoy gambling, then Macau needs no introduction.
We’ll update it as soon as Macau has fully reopened to tourism.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Please be advised that this Macau travel guide hasn’t been updated to reflect 2023 prices and travel guidelines.
