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Macau Giant Panda Pavilion
The guide was updated:The Panda Pavilion is located on the island of Coloane, and is one of its top attractions. They have both and indoor and outdoor areas where the pandas live, along with an exciting exhibition area. Besides, it isn't just pandas alone, other animals inhabit these quarters as well.
Useful Information
- Address: Seac Pai Van Park, Coloane, Macau
- Opening hours: Tue–Sun 10am–1pm / 2pm–5pm; Mon closed
- Website: www.macaotourism.gov.mo/en/shows-and-entertainment/family-fun/macao-giant-panda-pavilion
- Phone: +853 2888 0087
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From the central fountain and swirling floor tiles, this square is a real taste of what lies within the UNESCO Historic Centre of Macau World Heritage Site. Around the edges of its triangular shape, the square is laced with European buildings featuring shuttered windows, Portuguese tiles and colonnades. Senado Square stands today as the most popular spot for events and celebrations in Macau.
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Leal Senado
Located at one end of the Senado Square, This neo-classical building is one of the finest buildings in Largo do Senado. It used to be the seat of the Portuguese government during colonial times; however, today it houses the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau, and a public library.
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St Dominic's Church
At the northern end of Largo do Senado you can find this superb 16th century Baroque church said to be the most beautiful in Macau. Make sure not to miss the small museum in the back that collects around 300 artefacts dated from 17th to 19th century.
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Walls of St Paul Church
Located a short walk from Largo do Senado, along cobbled lanes, is the broad stone staircase leading to the beautiful ruins of St Paul Basilica. The original 1602 church was destroyed by a fire in 1835 but is still considered a symbol of Macau. The crypt and nave house a religious museum.
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Monte Fort
Monte Fort is a historical military establishment built during Macau's Portuguese colonial era. The 17th-century Vauban-style fortress features old ramparts with huge canons looking out over the city. You will be able to enjoy spectacular 360-degree views of central Macau from this vantage point.
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Macau Museum
Located within the Monte Fort premises, the Museu de Macau houses an excellent collection that outlines the traditions, culture and habits of the Macanese. Here you will find 2,100m² of exhibition space with a vast number of objects of great historical value. There's a lot to explore, so be sure to take your time during your visit.
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Guia Fortress & Lighthouse
The Guia Fortress lies on the highest, steepest hilltop in Macao. You can either get there on foot or by taking the cable car. The entire Guia Fortress complex offers more than just panoramic views of the city; you can also explore its underground bunkers, the 91-metre tall lighthouse and the chapel, adorned with elaborate frescoes.
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Macau Tower
Located in the Sé district, this 338-metre tall edifice is among the highest in the world. Besides its 360-degree view of Macau and neighbouring cities, it features shopping, dining, theatre performances and walking tours around the outer rim. If you're seeking an adrenaline rush, bungee jumping is also available.
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Taipa Island
Taipa is a historical village situated on an island connected to the Macau peninsula by three bridges. This charming area features a colonial promenade, fascinating temples, stately churches, and picturesque markets. Don't miss the opportunity to savour the street food on Rua do Cunha, Taipa's most famous pedestrian street.
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The House of Dancing Water
The House of Dancing Water is one of the most spectacular shows you will ever watch. This small and circular theatre, located in the City of Dreams casino, provides an engaging show featuring gymnasts, dances, actors, and more. With two shows available each day, you're guaranteed to leave feeling thrilled and impressed.
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Coloane Village
Pirates took Coloane as their island after the Portuguese had arrived. Nowadays; however, it's famous for being a nice spot for a break from the city bustle. You can discover the old Macau here by walking through the old ship building sheds while trying the Portuguese egg tart. Don't forget to visit the A Tam Kung Temple.
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Macau Giant Panda Pavilion
The Panda Pavilion is located on the island of Coloane, and is one of its top attractions. They have both and indoor and outdoor areas where the pandas live, along with an exciting exhibition area. Besides, it isn't just pandas alone, other animals inhabit these quarters as well.
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Macau Science Centre
If you are interested in space science, robotics, genetics, physics and mechanics, the Macau Science Centre is for you. Explore its 14 permanent galleries and the planetarium, which was awarded the Guinness World Record for having the highest 3D resolution.
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Lou Lim Lok Garden
Lou Lim Lok Garden, located just five minutes from Coronel Lacerda square, offers a pleasant and relaxing environment. Once privately owned, the now public park possesses one of the finest gardens in Macau. Local residents gather here to do tai chi, play cards and spend quality time with their families.
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