A day of walking through the entire Macau

Complete route map at the end 📍Parisian Macao Eiffel Tower: p1 Hotel stay at Sheraton, right across from the Parisian Eiffel Tower, take beautiful photos right at the hotel entrance before heading out in the morning 📍Grand Lisboa: p2 Many people take photos at the entrance as successful individuals 📍Ruins of St. Paul's: p3 As a must-visit famous landmark in Macau, it is really crowded 📍Rua da Felicidade: p4 After visiting the Ruins of St. Paul's and Mount Fortress, we walked directly to Rua da Felicidade. This street has many dopamine-colored buildings, perfect for taking photos 📍Rua Nova do Comércio: p5 National Geographic magazine's same spot, great for photos 📍Guia Lighthouse: p6 From here, you can overlook the entire Macau Peninsula, the scenery is great 📍Fisherman's Wharf: p7 It's actually a commercial area modeled after the Roman Colosseum, not as photogenic as imagined, and not very suitable for strolling. If time is limited, it's not highly recommended 📍Tree of Prosperity: p8 The Tree of Prosperity at Wynn Hotel, a performance every hour, highly recommended. It is said to be made of pure gold, very impressive to see in person 📍MGM: p9 Free milk tea, desserts, and ice cream, you can also experience the Macau specialty. Actually, after trying it, the desserts at the neighboring Wynn are tastier (can I say this?) 📍Wynn Palace Cable Car: p10 Go to ride the free cable car at Wynn Palace at night, the light show and fountain performance are beautiful 📍The Londoner, Venetian, Parisian: p11-p16 The famous trio, many of Macau's famous hotels, shopping malls, and entertainment venues are in this area. Walking through all of them is quite challenging for the legs. The entrance of The Londoner and the Venetian mall are popular photo spots Complete route: Sheraton Hotel ➡️ Grand Lisboa ➡️ Senado Square ➡️ St. Dominic's Church ➡️ Love Lane ➡️ Ruins of St. Paul's ➡️ Mount Fortress ➡️ Rua da Felicidade ➡️ Rua Nova do Comércio ➡️ Guia Lighthouse ➡️ Fisherman's Wharf ➡️ Wynn Hotel Tree of Prosperity ➡️ MGM ➡️ Rua do Cunha ➡️ Wynn Palace Cable Car ➡️ The Londoner, Venetian, Parisian The entire Macau really has a dazzling and glamorous feel, as everyone knows this city has the only pillar industry in the country, and the city is really small, so it feels more like a large entertainment area than a city, with a very dreamy and detached feeling