Macau

The remnants of a 17th century Catholic church, the Ruins of St. Paul comprise stone façades with carvings bearing Jesuit images with an Oriental theme.

With maze-like bylanes, Senado Square is a public plaza that is the centre of activity with shops, heritage sites like the Leal Senado Building, restaurants and souvenir vendors.

Get 360-degree panoramic views from the Observation Lounge at Macau Tower at a height of 223 metres and enjoy the Walk in the Sky experience across a glass floor.

Spanning 20 acres, Seac Pai Van Park is a zoological park where the main attractions are two pandas along with native flora, fauna and several species of birds.

The 17th century Fortaleza do Monte stands atop Mount Hill and spans 8,000 square metres. The fort walls are lined with muzzle-loading cannons and watchtowers.

One of the oldest temples in Macau, A-Ma Temple honours the Chinese sea-goddess, Mazu andis divided into six pavilions including the Prayer Hall and Hall of Benevolence.

Guia Hill is the highest point in Macau. It features a 17th century colonial military fort, a chapel, and a lighthouse that stands at over 91 metres.