No.1: Gambling
With casinos to rival both Monte Carlo and Las Vegas, gambling accounts for almost 50% of the government revenue and forms the backbone of the city's tourist economy. Gambling casinos throughout the city are inevitably packed with people from all over the world who come to seek their fortunes.

No.2: Casinos in Macau Peninsular

Lisboa Casino
Address: Avenida de Lisboa, No. 2-4, Hotel Lisboa

Galaxy Waldo Casino
Address: Avenida de Amizade, Waldo Hotel

Sands Macau
Address: Avenida de Amizade

Macau Palace Casino
Address: Avenida de Amizade

Mandarin Oriental Casino
Address: Avenida de Amizade, No. 956-1110, Mandarin Oriental Macau

Pharaoh's Palace Casino
Address: Avenida de Amizade, No. 555, 3 andar, The Landmark

Diamond Casino
Address: Rua de Pequim, No. 82-86, Hotel Holiday Inn Macau

Jai Alai Casino
Address: Est. da Pelota Basca

Kam Pek Casino
Address: Rua de Foshan, Centro Comercial San Kin Yip, 1 andar

Macau Jockey Club Casino
Address: Estrada Governador Albano de Oliveira, No. 142, Grandview Hotel, Taipa

Mandarin Oriental Casino
Avenida de Amizade, No. 956-1110, Mandarin Oriental Macau

Marina Casino
Address: Aterro COTAI, Marina de Taipa Sul, Pousada Marina Infante, Taipa

No.3: Night Walking
For those who are seeking a money-saving choice of nightly entertainment, a stroll around those parts of the city that are very busy by day can leave you with unique impressions. The popular destinations include the main square, Largo do Senado, Ruins of St. Paul's, Clube Militar de Macau and Macau Houses Museum.

No.4: Bars& Discos
Apart from the gambling venues, all sorts of gracefully decorated lounge bars and hotel bars and arrays of sidewalk cafes and bars featuring grazioso Latin and African style music provide more choices for locals. The two famous bar and dining streets in the city are located close to the main square, Largo do Senado in the heart of the city and along Avenida Dr. Sun Yat-sen near the Kun Iam Statue in the south reclaimed-land of Outer Harbor.

No.5: Cinemas & Theaters
Macau is also a venue for both Western and Oriental arts and culture. Cinemas and theaters in the city provide films, operas, musical performances and other entertainments. For those who want to get to know the city in depth, D.Pedro V Theatre located a little southwest of the busiest downtown AV. Almeida Ribeiro and the theatre in Macau Tower Convention& Entertainment Center in the reclaimed area at the very tip of the Macau Peninsular are two good places. Buses 23 and 32 can take you to the tower.

No.6: Golf
Macau has the most beautiful golf course in Asia. The Golf & Country Club is located on the south side of Coloane Island and near the Western Resort Complex. Here the excellent golfing facilities are complimented by fine views of the landscape over the Pearl River and Hac Sá beach.

No.7: Karting
As a beforehand racing car of F-1, Karting is favored by the many car racing lovers who are fascinated in the Macau Grand Prix, a well-known international formula 3 game held in the city. It is much easier to drive and participants are not necessarily required for licenses.

No.8: Wandering about the City
Macau has earned the title of the Oriental Las Vegas as it is a gamblers' paradise, however, it is also a beautiful city with clear streets, gardens and picturesque hilly landscapes. A wander around the city is a fantastic experience!

The inner city area is ideally suited for exploration on foot and there is much to discover in the many winding streets to be found close to the main square, Largo do Senado in the downtown or along the waterfront avenues in the southern part of the city near Nam Van or Outer Harbor. We can recommend this and feel confident that no one would be disappointed.

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