Chef Tam's Seasons

Nestled in the glamour of Wynn Palace, this upscale Cantonese gem dazzles with stunning decor, creative dishes, and impeccable service, making each dining experience unforgettable.

A frequent venue for public events, this large town square is surrounded by shops & restaurants.

This iconic Macau casino dazzles with its pineapple-shaped design and stunning nighttime light display, drawing visitors for its vibrant atmosphere and artful interiors.

Perched atop a hill, this student-run restaurant delights with regional specialties and cocktails, all under the watchful eye of master chefs.

Nestled in a quiet patio near the Ruins of St. Paul, this bakery serves up delightful handcrafted breads and pastries made with top-notch ingredients, all free from additives, featuring crowd-favorites like sourdough and quiches that disappear fast.

Café & bakery outlet open since 2006 with a dog-friendly section selling signature egg tarts.

Riquexó is a cozy spot where the beloved Aida serves up comforting Macanese classics like minchee and African chicken in a homey, no-frills setting.

Tucked away in old Macao, this stylish hotel offers cozy quarters, vibrant decor, and attentive service, all just a short stroll from historic attractions.

Ritzy hotel offering 6 restaurants, a bar & a cafe, plus a spa, an outdoor pool & lake views. In a contemporary high-rise inspired by a lotus flower, this luxurious hotel overlooking Nam Van Lake is opposite the Lisboa Casino and 8 km from Macau International Airport. Plush rooms offer Wi-Fi, TVs and minibars, plus whirlpool tubs. Upgraded rooms add gardens, saunas and/or lake views. Suites feature separate living areas. Amenities include 4 restaurants, a steakhouse and an Italian eatery, as well as a bar, a 24-hour cafe and a teahouse. There's also an outdoor pool, a fitness center and a spa. Breakfast is available.

Laid-back Coloane Village is ringed by a coastal trail leading to peaceful Cheoc Van and Hac Sa beaches. Portuguese colonial buildings include the striking yellow Chapel of St. Francis Xavier, while temple complex A-Ma Cultural Village has a museum of Buddhist artifacts. Macau Giant Panda Pavilion zoo draws families to see China’s beloved native bears. Casual Portuguese and Macanese eateries line Parque Eanes square.