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You don't need to have local knowledge to really experience Macau, but you will need to have an idea about a few basic details before you take off.

Macau Peninsula is 0.1 miles (0.2 kilometers) east. Zhuhai, another notable area, is 12 miles (19 kilometers) away.

This area of Macau SAR is home to around 500,000 residents, some of whom will surely be willing to offer you some insightful travel tips.

Places to visit in Macau

With a multitude of world-famous sights in Macau, it'd be wise to pack a pair of comfortable shoes. First and foremost on your bucket list should be a trip to Senado Square and the A-Ma Temple. After that, you might need to pick up the pace as you really can't leave without dropping past Fortaleza do Monte and Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral.

So many things to do and so little time. If you're keen to experience what the city has to offer, add Cotai Strip and the Museum of Macau to your travel itinerary. If you have an extra day to spare, try to swing by Guia Fortress and Hac Sa Beach as well.

Temples have long drawn pilgrims searching for divine enlightenment. Organize a visit to the holy site of Kun Iam Temple and immerse yourself in some quiet reflection. Like some more options? Pick a comfortable vantage point and observe life rushing by at Leal Senado. If you're in the mood for some socializing, this enduring gathering point is also the perfect spot to rub elbows with the locals. And that's not all there is. The seas are full of adventure, but also full of peril. Spend a few hours at Maritime Museum for a look at our maritime history and how humans conquered the open seas.

Where do you fly into for Macau?

Landing at Macau International Airport (MFM)? Once you disembark, the middle of Macau is approximately 3 miles (5 kilometers) northwest from here. Slide into a cab and take a deep breath — your vacation has just begun!