Macau

I had my birthday stamped on my passport because of Macau.

It was unfortunate that the pork buns were sold out before we arrived but we had pork toast and that wasn’t nearly enough for me.

Lovely.. Place…

Really nice foods…

My friend is going to be teaching English there so I have a good excuse to check out the sites and learn some new while visiting her.

Macau is a very cool place – perfect balance of history, food and fun! Catch taxis in between the tourist sites if you are on a time limit – they are everywhere and you will rarely pay more than HK/MOP$12 per ride. If you have the time, spend a night checking out the casinos. They are quite amazing, even just to observe!

I vaguely remember being here.

I went with my cousin and her team last summer. Unfortunately, we didn’t have the time to spend walking around or shopping, so I did not see as much as I’d have liked.

It has some nice views of the sea, and it’s interesting to see the obvious, strong Portuguese influence on everything.

great as side trip.. just a boat ride away from hong kong.. and shopping is cheaper than HK for the same quality

I was studying portuguese in Macau on July 2-27,2007. It’s really a beatiful city. “Ruínas de São Paulo” is the most famous place of interest n it’s well worth visiting. If you go there, you can also try portuguese food in Restaurant Santos.

small city,huge history~

stay for a day or two. wonderful delightful place…. like a combination of Vegas, Hawaii, Portugal, and China! Although its casino districts are more like Reno. The Portuguese old centre is really beautiful and fun to stroll around. Much more tropical feel to Macau than in HK.
The super fast Turbojet hovercraft ferries take 50 minutes from HK to Macau, great experience. Good food! However, Macanese Bacalhau is especially salty.