Listed sites in Macau 澳门

Macau 216 sites

• A-Ma Temple 妈阁庙 Classified heritage
  A temple complex on the western slope of Barra Hill (Templo de A-Má), dedicated to A-Ma, goddess of seafarers, whose shrine here is older than the city of Macau.
• Archaeological Pit Display Area, Rua de D. Belchior Carneiro 高园街大坑遗迹 Classified heritage · on the map
  A display area at the northern foot of Mount Hill marking a circular shaft about 9.9 metres deep, cut into the bedrock on the east side of the former St Paul's College.
• Banco Nacional Ultramarino Building 大西洋银行大楼 Classified heritage · on the map
  The Macau headquarters of Banco Nacional Ultramarino on Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, first built in 1926 in a southern European style.
• Barra Hill 妈阁山 Classified heritage · on the map
  The second-highest hill in Macau at 73.2 metres, covered in greenery at the south-western tip of the peninsula (Colina da Barra).
• Blue House (Casa Azul), Estrada do Cemitério 蓝屋仔 Classified heritage · on the map
  A former one-storey private mansion built between 1941 and 1952 and enlarged in 1965 and 1985, whose outer walls were painted bright blue at the end of the 1980s.
• Border Gate (Portas do Cerco) 关闸 Classified heritage
  The Border Gate is a triumphal-arch portico built in 1870–71 at the northern end of the Macau Peninsula, at the site where the Chinese authorities had put up a gate house in 1574.
• Building at No. 1, Cathedral Square 大堂前地1号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  The headquarters and offices of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Macau, beside the Cathedral on Largo da Sé.
• Building at No. 2, Company of Jesus Square 耶稣会纪念广场2号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  A neoclassical house of the second half of the 19th century (Casa no Largo da Companhia de Jesus, n.º 2), classified as a building of architectural interest.
• Building at No. 2, Estrada Nova 加思栏后新马路2号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  Known as the small green house for the colour of its outer wall, this building was designed in 1919 by the Portuguese architect Carlos Rebelo de Andrade as quarters for staff of the São Francisco Barracks.
• Building at No. 30, Estrada da Vitória 得胜马路30号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  A two-storey mansion set on a garden platform held up by a large stone wall, planned in 1924 and completed around 1930.
• Building at No. 55, Calçada da Vitória 得胜斜路55号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  A two-storey villa completed in about 1926–1928 as the Macau home of the overseas Chinese businessman Hee Cheong, founder of the President Hotel, later Hotel Central.
• Building at No. 6, Avenida da República 民国大马路6号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  This small house of the early 20th century blends styles: glazed ceramic tiles under the eaves, common in traditional Portuguese architecture, with classical columns and fan-shaped windows.
• Building at No. 6, Calçada do Gaio 东望洋斜巷6号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  A three-storey villa completed in 1930 on the slope of Guia Hill, the only surviving villa of the first half of the 20th century on Calçada do Gaio.
• Building at No. 679, Avenida da Praia Grande 南湾大马路679号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  A three-storey house of the early 20th century that mixes Chinese and Western styles and is typical of the homes of wealthy Chinese merchants of its time.
• Building at Nos. 14 and 16, Avenida de Horta e Costa 高士德大马路14号、16号大楼 Classified heritage · on the map
  A two-storey eclectic building of 1930 with a ground-floor veranda on square pillars and an upper balcony on round columns with capitals.
• Building at Nos. 24A–28A, Rua de Pedro Nolasco da Silva 伯多禄局长街24A、26、28、28A号房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  A house built in 1925 that shows Macau's neoclassical style with some eclectic elements.
• Buildings at Nos. 89–95G, Avenida do Conselheiro Ferreira de Almeida 荷兰园大马路89号至95G号 Classified heritage
  A row of early 20th-century neoclassical houses and schools in the Tap Seac district, built on land drained from swamp in the late 19th century.
• Camões Square and the Old Streets, Taipa Village 嘉妹前地及周边街巷 Classified heritage · on the map
  A small square (Largo Camões) and three streets in the old village of Taipa, Rua dos Mercadores, Rua dos Negociantes and Rua do Meio, classified together as an ensemble.
• Carmo Fair (Former Taipa Municipal Market) 嘉模墟 Classified heritage · on the map
  The former Taipa municipal market (Antigo Mercado Municipal da Taipa), first built in 1879 and rebuilt in 1886, which fell out of use in the 1970s and was turned into a public square in the 2000s.
• Carmo Square and Avenida da Praia, Taipa 嘉模前地及海边马路 Classified heritage · on the map
  The square in front of Our Lady of Carmel Church (Largo do Carmo) and the street below it, Avenida da Praia, where five 1921 Portuguese-style houses now form the Taipa Houses–Museum.
• Casa Garden 东方基金会会址 Classified heritage
  A mansion of 1770 whose first known owner was a wealthy Portuguese merchant, later rented to the British East India Company, whose senior staff lived here.
• Chapel of Our Lady of Penha 西望洋圣堂 Classified heritage
  A neoclassical chapel with a steeple on top of Penha Hill (Colina da Penha), first founded in 1622 by the crew and passengers of a ship that had narrowly escaped capture by the Dutch.
• Chapel of St. Francis Xavier, Coloane 路环圣方济各圣堂 Classified heritage
  A small chapel of 1928 (Igreja de São Francisco Xavier) on Largo Eduardo Marques, with a cream-coloured façade, oval windows and a bell tower.
• Chio Family Mansion 赵家大屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  The Chio Family Mansion on Travessa da Porta was the home of a prominent family from Mong-Há village, who traced their descent to the Song imperial house.
• Coloane Hills and Country Walks 路环山区 Classified heritage · on the map
  The hills of Coloane above 80 metres, classified as a site by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, which describes eight country walks with views over Coloane and the mouth of the Pearl River.
• Coloane Library 路环图书馆 Classified heritage · on the map
  A one-storey library (Biblioteca de Coloane) in a building of 1911 that began as a public primary school and became a public library in 1983.
• Coloane Pier 路环码头 Classified heritage
  A former ferry pier on Coloane's west shore, with a covered Art Déco portico, plastered in light yellow, at the shore end of a trestle jetty; 'Coloane Pier' is lettered in Portuguese and Chinese on its front and rear.
• Coloane Waterfront, Coloane Pier to Tam Kong Temple Square 路环海旁（码头至谭公庙前地） Classified heritage · on the map
  The waterfront road of Coloane Village, running along the bay from Coloane Pier to the square in front of Tam Kong Temple (Largo Tam Kong Miu).
• CTT Staff Houses, Avenida do Coronel Mesquita 美副将大马路28–30、34–36号及俾利喇街151–157号 Classified heritage · on the map
  Four residential blocks of 1953–54 built by the post office (CTT) for senior staff at the corner of Avenida do Coronel Mesquita and Rua de Francisco Xavier Pereira, in the "Suave Portuguese" style of the period, with an arcaded ground-floor veranda, a porch veranda upstairs and a semicircular living room.
• Dom Pedro V Theatre 岗顶剧院 Classified heritage
  Built in 1860 as the first Western-style theatre in China, this neoclassical building has sage-green walls with white mouldings, dark green doors and shutters, and a terracotta roof.
• Dr. Sun Yat Sen Municipal Park 纪念孙中山市政公园 Classified heritage
  A large park at the northern end of the peninsula, laid out in 1987 on a former rubbish dump and named after Sun Yat-sen in 1990, when his statue was unveiled.
• Eduardo Marques Square and Eanes Square, Coloane Village 马忌士前地及恩尼斯总统前地 Classified heritage · on the map
  The centre of Coloane Village: Largo Eduardo Marques, a square paved with black-and-white wave-patterned cobbles in front of the Chapel of St Francis Xavier, with a fountain, a monument and arcades of Chinese and Portuguese restaurants.
• Fire Services Bureau Building, Estrada de Coelho do Amaral 消防局大楼 Classified heritage · on the map
  A two-storey fire station completed in 1923 and renovated in 1992, with thick yellow walls, arched doors and windows, brown shutters and three symmetrical gates for fire engines.
• Foc Tac Temple, Horta da Mitra 雀仔园福德祠 Classified heritage
  A Lingnan-style temple built in 1886 and renovated in 1986, where worshippers honour the Earth God, A-Ma, two gods of wealth and Tai Soi, the god of the year.
• Foc Tac Temple, Rua do Almirante Sérgio 福德祠（河边新街） Classified heritage
  A neighbourhood temple built in 1868, rebuilt in 1871 and restored in 1914, set into a row of street arcades.
• Foc Tac Temple, Rua do Patane 福德祠（石墙街） Classified heritage · on the map
  An Earth God temple on Rua do Patane, a street once known as Stone Wall Village.
• Foc Tac Temple, Rua do Teatro 福德祠（大码头街） Classified heritage · on the map
  A small temple to the Earth God, built before 1796 and renovated in 1881 and 1909.
• Former Barra Slaughterhouse 妈阁屠场旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  The municipal slaughterhouse of the Macau Peninsula, a group of three buildings with eclectic façades on the side of Barra Hill, built in the 1880s and altered in 1916–17.
• Former Bela Vista Hotel 峰景酒店旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  A three-storey, pale yellow neoclassical building of about 1870 on Penha Hill, with arcades, columns, railings and a pediment.
• Former Chong Sai Pharmacy 中西药局旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  A shophouse on Rua das Estalagens (Antiga Farmácia Chong Sai), built before 1892, where Sun Yat-sen ran a clinic and the Chong Sai (Chinese-Western) Pharmacy from 1893, one of the first Western-style clinics run by Chinese doctors in Macau.
• Former Coloane Health Centre (Customs Station) 路环九澳港海关站 Classified heritage · on the map
  A single-storey Art Déco building of 1938–39 beside Coloane Pier, built as the Coloane Health Centre, later used by the marine police and now a Customs station (Posto Alfandegário).
• Former Court Building 原法院大楼 Classified heritage · on the map
  Built in 1951 as a shared office building for several government departments including the Court, this three-storey building was known as the Macau Civil Services Building.
• Former Jardine Matheson Buildings 怡和洋行旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  Two neighbouring houses on Rua da Praia do Bom Parto that belonged to the trading firm Jardine Matheson.
• Former Lok Kok Restaurant 六国饭店旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  A restaurant building of the 1940s at Rua de Cinco de Outubro 159, classified as a building of architectural interest.
• Former Municipal Cattle Stable (Ox Warehouse) 市政牧场旧址（牛房） Classified heritage · on the map
  The Former Municipal Cattle Stable was built in 1912 to quarantine and keep cattle and was rebuilt in 1924 with its layout and exterior largely unchanged.
• Former Opium House 鸦片屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  Built in 1880 as a warehouse for storing opium, this building later served other purposes and is now a clinic run by the Tung Sin Tong Charitable Society.
• Former Residence of Silva Mendes 文第士大宅 Classified heritage · on the map
  Built in 1905, this was one of three stately private mansions on Guia Hill in its day.
• Former St. Raphael Hospital (Portuguese Consulate-General) 葡萄牙驻澳门及香港总领事馆 Classified heritage
  St. Raphael Hospital was founded in 1569 by Bishop Belchior Carneiro and run by the Holy House of Mercy, and the Chinese called it I Yan Miu, the Temple of Cures.
• Former Tai Neng Chinese Pharmacy 大宁堂旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  A three-storey building of the early 20th century that blends Chinese and Western influences.
• Former Tarrafeiro Municipal Market 沙栏仔街市旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  The Tarrafeiro Market was a fish market that existed before the 1870s, was rebuilt in 1907–09 and closed in 1928 because of poor sanitation.
• Fort Dona Maria II 马交石炮台 Classified heritage
  Fort Dona Maria II (Fortaleza de D. Maria II) stands at the top of Ma Kau Seac Hill, 48.2 metres high, in the north-east of the Macau Peninsula.
• General Post Office Building 邮政总局 Classified heritage
  The General Post Office (Correios) on Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, beside Senado Square, was built in 1925–29 to a neoclassical design by the Chinese architect Chan Kun Pui, on the site of the Tung Sin Tong charity's premises.
• General Ye Ting's Former Residence 叶挺将军故居 Classified heritage
  General Ye Ting, a Chinese military commander, lived in this two-storey western-style house with his family in the 1930s and early 1940s.
• Guia Fortress 东望洋炮台 Classified heritage
  A fortress (Fortaleza da Guia) built between 1622 and 1638 on the summit of Guia Hill, which together with Mount Fortress helped defend the city against the Dutch attack of 1622.
• Guia Hill 东望洋山 Classified heritage · on the map
  The largest green area on the Macau Peninsula (Colina da Guia), rising to about 90 metres and planted with pines about a century ago.
• Heritage Exhibition of a Traditional Pawnshop Business 典当业展示馆 Classified heritage
  A former pawnshop, Tak Seng On, opened in 1917 for the Macau merchant Kou Ho Neng and restored by the government as a museum of the pawnbroking trade.
• Holy House of Mercy 仁慈堂大楼 Classified heritage
  The headquarters of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia, a charity founded in 1569 by Macau's first bishop, which set up the first Western-style clinic and hospital in the city.
• Hong Kung Temple 康公庙 Classified heritage
  A temple of 1860 in the old bazaar area, dedicated to Marshal Hong Gong and also to Hung Seng, the Buddha and Hua Tuo, god of medicine.
• I Leng Temple, Taipa 氹仔医灵庙 Classified heritage · on the map
  A small temple built in 1900 and dedicated to I Leng, god of medicine, the deified form of an ancient physician renowned for his skill (Templo de I Leng).
• Ian Tak Tong Kong So (Lou Pan Temple) 仁德堂公所（鲁班师傅庙） Classified heritage · on the map
  A small temple to Lou Pan, patron god of carpenters, built by the carpenters' association in 1859 and enlarged in 1883.
• Kou Ho Neng Mansion 高可宁大宅 Classified heritage · on the map
  A three-storey private house of 1916 built for the wealthy Macau merchant Kou Ho Neng, in Western style with a tower on each side, two levels of arcades in the centre and a pediment above the third floor.
• Kou Seng Pawnshop 高陞大按 Classified heritage · on the map
  A 19th-century pawnshop on Rua de S. Domingos whose fortified tower stands at the back of the shop.
• Kun Iam Temple, Coloane Village 路环观音古庙 Classified heritage
  A single-chamber temple to Kun Iam, goddess of mercy (Templo de Kun Iam), built around 1800 by local sea traders and rebuilt in 1839, on Travessa do Pagode in Coloane Village.
• Kun Iam Temple, Estrada Nordeste, Taipa 观音岩 Classified heritage · on the map
  A small temple of about 1871 on a hill above Estrada Nordeste da Taipa, placed to overlook the sea and the Macau Peninsula (Templo de Kun Iam).
• Kun Iam Temple, Ká Hó 九澳观音庙 Classified heritage · on the map
  A single-chamber temple to Kun Iam, goddess of mercy (Templo de Kun Iam), built in 1881 and rebuilt in 1907, and the oldest building in Ká Hó Village.
• Kun Iam Temple, Kun Iam Tchai 观音古庙（观音仔） Classified heritage · on the map
  A temple to Kun Iam (Guanyin) built by a Chinese shepherd after 1821 and extended in 1867 to its present form; inside, worshippers also honour deities such as Loi Chou and Tao Mou.
• Kun Iam Temple, Mong-Há 普济禅院（观音堂） Classified heritage
  Kun Iam Temple (Templo de Pou Chai), dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy, is one of the three oldest temples in Macau and one of its largest, with a big entrance gate, roofs crowded with porcelain figures and richly decorated halls around open courtyards.
• Kun Iam Tong Temple, Taipa 观音堂（氹仔） Classified heritage · on the map
  A plain little temple built in 1902 on Rua Direita Carlos Eugénio (Templo de Kun Iam), with a statue of Kun Iam, goddess of mercy, inside.
• Lai Chi Vun Shipyards 荔枝碗船厂 Classified heritage · on the map
  A row of former boatyards (Estaleiros Navais de Lai Chi Vun) on the Coloane shore, built from the 1950s when shipbuilding was one of Macau's four main traditional industries.
• Leal Senado Building 市政署大楼 Classified heritage
  Macau's original city hall of 1784, still the seat of the municipal affairs bureau, on Senado Square, with a name (Loyal Senate) taken from a title given by the Portuguese king in 1654.
• Lilau Square 亚婆井前地 Classified heritage
  A small square around the Lilau spring (Largo do Lilau), once the main source of natural spring water in Macau and part of one of the first Portuguese residential quarters.
• Lin Fong Temple 莲峰庙 Classified heritage
  One of the three oldest temples in Macau, with a spacious forecourt shaded by banyan trees, two stone flagpoles, stone lions at the entrance and a richly worked façade of clay relief.
• Lin Kai Temple 莲溪庙 Classified heritage
  A Chinese temple (Templo de Lin Kai) in the Patane district, built in 1830 and rebuilt and enlarged between 1875 and 1908, which is why it is also called the New Lin Kai Temple.
• Lingnan Middle School Building (Former Vila Alegre) 岭南中学大楼（原快乐别墅） Classified heritage · on the map
  Built between 1917 and 1921 as the home of the Portuguese lawyer Francisco Xavier Anacleto da Silva, Vila Alegre was one of three grand residences on Guia Hill.
• Lou Kau Mansion 卢家大屋 Classified heritage
  Lou Kau Mansion (Casa de Lou Kau), built around 1889, was the home of Lou Kau, a banker and businessman honoured by the King of Portugal in 1890.
• Lou Lim Ioc Garden 卢廉若公园 Classified heritage
  Lou Lim Ioc Garden (Jardim de Lou Lim Ioc) is a walled Chinese garden in the style of Suzhou, created by the merchant Lou Wa Sio and his son Lou Lim Iok, and opened to the public in 1974 after the government bought and restored it.
• Luís de Camões Garden and Old Protestant Cemetery 白鸽巢公园及基督教坟场 Classified heritage
  A hillside public garden (Jardim de Luís de Camões) with benches shaded by banyan trees, a grotto sheltering a bronze bust of the Portuguese poet Luís de Camões, and a wooded hill where local people play Chinese chess, exercise and walk caged birds.
• Luís Gonzaga Gomes Luso-Chinese Secondary School Building 高美士中葡中学大楼 Classified heritage · on the map
  A modernist school building of 1939 on Avenida de Sidónio Pais, on land that was once part of Vasco da Gama Garden, laid out in 1898.
• Macau Cathedral 主教座堂（大堂） Classified heritage
  The cathedral of the Macau diocese, first built around 1622 of earth and straw, rebuilt in 1844–1850 and given its present form in 1937.
• Macau Government Headquarters 政府总部 Classified heritage
  A two-storey pink building of 1849 in Portuguese style, built as the Palácio do Cercal for a nobleman and used as the governor's office from 1884.
• Macau Monetary Authority Building (the White House) 澳门金融管理局大楼 Classified heritage · on the map
  A two-storey mansion of 1916–17 built for the lawyer Luís Nolasco da Silva, later a convent of the Little Sisters of the Precious Blood, and bought in 1998 by the Macau Monetary Authority for its headquarters offices.
• Mandarin's House 郑家大屋 Classified heritage
  The family home (Casa do Mandarim) of the reformist writer Zheng Guanying (1842–1921), dating from about 1869 and covering about 4,000 square metres beside Lilau Square.
• Military Club Building 陆军俱乐部大楼 Classified heritage
  A one-storey neoclassical building of the early 1870s on Avenida da Praia Grande, the clubhouse of the Military Club that Portuguese officers founded in 1870.
• Mong-Há Fort 望厦炮台 Classified heritage
  Mong-Há Fort (Fortaleza de Mong-Há) crowns Mong-Há Hill, also called Lotus Hill, 60.7 metres high at the northern end of the Macau Peninsula.
• Mong-Ha Villas 望厦山房 Classified heritage · on the map
  A row of twelve two-storey Portuguese-style houses of 1950–51, built as rented homes for lower-ranking civil servants on Avenida do Coronel Mesquita and Estrada de Coelho do Amaral in Mong-Há.
• Montanha Russa Garden 螺丝山公园 Classified heritage
  A small hillside park laid out in a romantic style in the late 19th century in the north-east of the peninsula, between Mong-Há Hill and Dona Maria II Hill.
• Moorish Barracks 摩尔兵营 Classified heritage
  Built in 1874 (Quartel dos Mouros) to house an Indian regiment from Goa that reinforced the Macau police, this neoclassical building adds Islamic and Mughal touches: a raised granite platform and four-metre-wide verandas with pointed arches.
• Moosa Houses 穆萨家族房屋 Classified heritage · on the map
  Two houses at 45 and 47 Rua Central (Casas Moosa), built before 1880 for the Moosa family, Muslim traders from India whose firm was founded in Macau in 1880.
• Mount Fortress 大炮台 Classified heritage
  The Jesuit-built fortress (Fortaleza do Monte) of 1617–1626 crowns Mount Hill above the Ruins of St Paul's.
• Museum of Taipa and Coloane History 路氹历史馆 Classified heritage
  A museum (Museu da História da Taipa e Coloane) in the neoclassical building of the former Municipal Council of the Islands, which took on its role as a museum on 7 May 2006.
• Na Tcha Temple, Calçada das Verdades 哪咤古庙（柿山） Classified heritage · on the map
  A small temple pavilion first built in the early Qing period and enlarged in 1898, standing on the slope of the Calçada das Verdades.
• Na Tcha Temple, Ruins of St. Paul's 哪咤庙（大三巴） Classified heritage · on the map
  A small Chinese temple built in 1888 and rebuilt in 1901, standing in the heart of the old Jesuit quarter right beside the Ruins of St Paul's.
• Nossa Senhora Village (Ká Hó Leprosarium and Our Lady of Sorrows Church) 九澳圣母村 Classified heritage
  A village founded in 1964 on the site of the Ká Hó Leprosarium (Vila de Nossa Senhora), the only leprosarium site left in Macau and the last in the city to close.
• Old City Wall Sections, S. Francisco, S. Januário and Penha 城墙遗迹（加思栏马路、若宪马路、西望洋圣堂） Classified heritage · on the map
  Three relatively well-preserved stretches of the old walls that once defended the Portuguese settlement, near Estrada de S. Francisco, near Estrada do Visconde de S. Januário and beside the Chapel of Our Lady of Penha.
• Old City Walls (Calçada de S. Francisco Xavier) 城墙遗迹（圣方济各斜巷） Classified heritage · on the map
  A surviving segment of the city's old defences, built as early as 1569 beside the Ruins of St Paul's.
• Old Taipa Pier 原氹仔码头旧址 Classified heritage · on the map
  The old ferry pier of Taipa (Ponte da Taipa), inaugurated in 1950 for the ferries linking the Macau Peninsula, Taipa and Coloane.
• Our Lady of Carmel Church 嘉模圣母堂 Classified heritage
  Taipa's only Catholic church (Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Carmo), built in 1885 on a rise above Largo do Carmo, with a neoclassical façade and a belfry without a steeple.
• Our Lady of Mercy Home for the Elderly 仁慈堂安老院 Classified heritage · on the map
  A care home run by the Holy House of Mercy, designed by the engineer Artur Rocha Schiappa Monteiro de Carvalho and inaugurated in 1925 as a shelter.
• Pak Tai Temple, Taipa 氹仔北帝庙 Classified heritage · on the map
  A temple to Pak Tai, the Northern Emperor (Templo de Pak Tai), built around 1844 on Largo Camões and one of the larger temples on Taipa and Coloane.
• Pao Kong Temple and Temple of Divinity of Medicine 包公庙及医灵庙 Classified heritage
  Pao Kong Temple on Rua da Figueira was built in 1889, when a plague struck Macau and residents brought a statue of Pao Kong, the God of Justice, from Foshan to protect them.
• Parsee Cemetery 白头坟场 Classified heritage · on the map
  A burial ground opened in 1829 for the Parsee community, merchants who came originally from Gujarat in India and first reached Macau in the 1770s.
• Patane Night Watch House 沙梨头更馆 Classified heritage
  A small traditional Cantonese house on Rua da Palmeira in the old Patane quarter, once home to a night watchman and his family and the only night watch house left in Macau.
• Pier No. 1 (Barra Pier) 一号码头 Classified heritage · on the map
  A government landing stage on Barra Square (Largo do Pagode da Barra), in front of A-Ma Temple, once known as the Royal Pier because governors and senior officials arrived and left Macau from it.
• Ponte e Horta Square 柯邦迪前地 Classified heritage · on the map
  A recreation square (Praça de Ponte e Horta) beside the Inner Harbour, named after Governor José Maria da Ponte e Horta, who governed from 1866 to 1868.
• Pooi Tou Middle School Building, Praia Grande 培道中学大楼（南湾分校） Classified heritage · on the map
  A neoclassical school building put up between 1910 and 1920 on Avenida da Praia Grande, with a fourth storey added at the end of the 1960s.
• Pou Sun Pawnshop 宝信押 Classified heritage · on the map
  A three-storey building (Casa de Penhores Pou Sun) at the corner of Rua Correia da Silva and Travessa da Felicidade in Taipa Village, rebuilt to the structure and design of the original pawnshop.
• Praia Grande Bay Waterfront 南湾海旁 Classified heritage · on the map
  A classified stretch of seafront running from the Macau–Taipa bridge round Praia Grande Bay to Praia do Bom Parto, taking in Avenida Doutor Mário Soares, Avenida da Praia Grande and Avenida da República.
• Pui Ching Middle School Administrative Building (Former Lou Lim Ioc Residence) 培正中学行政楼（原卢廉若私邸） Classified heritage · on the map
  This building was completed in the early 20th century as the private house of the Lou Lim Iok family, the creators of the neighbouring garden, and has been part of a school since 1938.
• Red Market Building 红街市大楼 Classified heritage · on the map
  A working municipal market on Avenida do Almirante Lacerda, opened in 1936 and named for its red bricks.
• Rua da Felicidade and Beco da Felicidade 福隆新街 Classified heritage
  A short lane of two-storey Chinese shophouses with grey walls and sloping roofs, laid out on reclaimed marshland between 1862 and 1874 by wealthy Fujian merchants.
• Ruins of St. Paul's 大三巴牌坊 Classified heritage
  The façade of the Church of Mater Dei (built 1602–1640 and destroyed by fire in 1835), known in Portuguese as the Ruínas de São Paulo, is all that remains standing, about 23 metres wide and 25.5 metres high and reached by a staircase.
• S. Francisco Garden 加思栏花园 Classified heritage
  S. Francisco Garden is a small park beside Praia Grande, divided into two parts by Rua de Santa Clara.
• Sam Kai Vui Kun (Kuan Tai Temple) 三街会馆 Classified heritage
  A temple dating from the 18th century, with plaques recording a restoration in 1792.
• Sam Po Temple, Taipa 三婆庙 Classified heritage · on the map
  A fishermen's temple (Templo de Sam Po) first built in 1845 in the shape of a natural cave and rebuilt in 1864, dedicated to Sam Po, who is worshipped as the third sister of Tin Hau and is remembered for helping people to defeat pirates.
• Sam Seng Temple, Coloane Village 路环三圣宫 Classified heritage
  A small temple (Templo de Sam Seng) built in 1865 at the northern end of Coloane Village, dedicated to Kum Fa, a goddess who protects children, to Kun Iam and to Va Kuong, a fire god.
• Sam Seng Temple, Ká Hó 九澳三圣庙 Classified heritage · on the map
  A village temple (Pagode de Sam Seng) built in 1883 on the site of a smaller Hung Shing temple, and named for the three gods enshrined in it: Hung Shing, Tam Kong and Kuan Tai.
• São Tiago da Barra Fortress 圣地牙哥炮台 Classified heritage
  A small fortress (Fortaleza de São Tiago da Barra) at the Barra tip of the peninsula, built in 1629 with 16 cannon on the site of a simpler 1622 fortification, to guard the water entrance to the Inner Harbour.
• Seak Kam Tong Hang Toi Temple 石敢当行台 Classified heritage · on the map
  A small temple of 1894 in the San Kio neighbourhood, unusual in China for worshipping Seak Kam Tong, the guardian stone that wards off evil, as its main deity, and once also a meeting hall for local residents.
• Sin Fong Temple 先锋庙 Classified heritage
  Sin Fong Temple is a temple in the Mong-Há district that was already recorded in a survey of 1827.
• Sir Robert Ho Tung Library 何东图书馆 Classified heritage
  A mansion built before 1894 as the home of Dona Carolina Cunha, bought in 1918 by the Hong Kong businessman Sir Robert Ho Tung as a retreat.
• St. Anthony's Church 圣安多尼堂（花王堂） Classified heritage
  One of the oldest churches in Macau, first built of bamboo and wood before 1560 on the site of the Jesuits' first headquarters in the city.
• St. Augustine's Church 圣奥斯定教堂 Classified heritage
  Part of the Historic Centre of Macau, St. Augustine's Church (Igreja de Santo Agostinho) was founded by Spanish Augustinians in 1591 and has had its present form since 1874.
• St. Augustine's Square 岗顶前地 Classified heritage · on the map
  A cobbled square (Largo de Santo Agostinho) lined with classified buildings, among them St Augustine's Church, the Dom Pedro V Theatre, St Joseph's Seminary and the Sir Robert Ho Tung Library.
• St. Dominic's Church 玫瑰圣母堂 Classified heritage
  A church (Igreja de São Domingos) founded in 1587 by three Spanish Dominican priests who had come from Acapulco in Mexico; it was first built of wood, which gave it the Chinese name Pan Cheong Tong, 'Church of Wooden Planks'.
• St. Francis Fort and Barracks 加思栏炮台 Classified heritage · on the map
  The fort stands by the old Praia Grande bay and dates from the 1720s, when it belonged to a Franciscan monastery and had six cannons able to reach as far as Taipa.
• St. Joseph's Seminary and Church 圣若瑟修院及圣堂 Classified heritage
  The seminary (Seminário de São José) was founded by the Jesuits in 1728, and the church (Igreja de São José) beside it, built in 1758, is one of the rare examples of Baroque architecture in China.
• St. Lawrence's Church 圣老楞佐堂（风顺堂） Classified heritage
  A neoclassical church (Igreja de São Lourenço) first built by the Jesuits before 1560 and rebuilt in 1846 to a design by the Macanese architect Tomás D'Aquino.
• St. Lazarus' Church 望德圣母堂 Classified heritage
  A neoclassical church (Igreja de São Lázaro) in the old St Lazarus district, founded in the 16th century as a hospital chapel for lepers and one of the three oldest churches in Macau.
• St. Lazarus' District 望德堂坊 Classified heritage · on the map
  A quarter of narrow streets around Rua do Volong, Rua de São Roque and Rua de São Miguel, once the home of Macau's Chinese Catholics.
• St. Michael the Archangel Cemetery 圣味基坟场 Classified heritage · on the map
  Macau's old Catholic cemetery (Cemitério de São Miguel Arcanjo), completed in 1854 on a 19th-century plan, with a main entrance street leading to the Chapel of St Michael of 1875 and a network of lanes inside.
• St. Paul's College Walls, Pátio do Espinho 圣保禄学院围墙遗迹（茨林围） Classified heritage · on the map
  Sections of the rammed-earth wall that enclosed St Paul's College, the Jesuit college founded in 1594, together with excavated remains of its buildings.
• Stone with the Coat of Arms of Portugal, Lin Fong Temple 刻有葡国徽号的石块（莲峰庙旁） Classified heritage · on the map
  A stone carved with the Portuguese coat of arms, a crown over a shield, and the date 22 August 1849, the day Governor João Maria Ferreira do Amaral was killed here.
• Stone with the Coat of Arms of Portugal, Rampa dos Cavaleiros 刻有葡国徽号的石块（望厦马交石斜坡旁） Classified heritage · on the map
  A rock engraved in 1847 with the Portuguese royal coat of arms, a crown over a shield, and the inscription 'Rampa dos Cavaleiros 1847', meaning Slope of the Knights.
• Streets of the Old Christian Quarter 龙嵩正街至妈阁斜巷街道 Classified heritage · on the map
  A route of old streets through the former Christian quarter, the Portuguese residential area where the first settlers lived after arriving in Macau.
• Sun Yat-sen Memorial House 澳门国父纪念馆 Classified heritage · on the map
  A neo-Arabic villa that was the Macau home of Sun Yat-sen's family, including his first wife Lu Muzhen, who died here in 1952; it was rebuilt in 1931 after an explosion at the former governor's powder magazine damaged the original.
• Tai Wong Temple, Hac Sá 大王庙（黑沙） Classified heritage · on the map
  A small single-chamber temple (Templo de Tai Wong) in Hac Sá village, built before 1902 and dedicated to Tai Wong, whom local legend credits with protecting the residents.
• Taipa Fortress 氹仔炮台 Classified heritage
  A small hillside fort built in 1846 to defend against pirates, later a summer residence of the governor of Macau and, from 1975, the police station of the islands.
• Taipa Municipal Garden 氹仔市政花园 Classified heritage
  A formal garden in European style on the hillside between Our Lady of Carmel Church and the Taipa Houses–Museum (Jardim Municipal da Taipa), completed in 1924.
• Tak Sang Pawnshop 德生大按 Classified heritage · on the map
  A 19th-century pawnshop on Rua de Cinco de Outubro, typical of its time, with a fortified tower behind the shop in which valuables were stored.
• Tam Kong Temple, Coloane Village 谭公庙（路环） Classified heritage
  A temple to Tam Kong, a sea god who protects fishermen (Templo de Tam Kong), built in 1862 beside a square at the southern end of Coloane Village.
• Tap Seac Square 塔石广场 Classified heritage
  Tap Seac Square is a large public square on the site of the former Coronel Mesquita sports ground, which was opened early in the 20th century as a recreation ground outside the walls of the old Christian city and became known as the hockey pitch.
• Temple of Kuan Tai and Tin Hau, Taipa 关帝殿及天后宫 Classified heritage · on the map
  A small temple built between 1662 and 1723, also called Mou Tai Temple, with three chambers: the central hall to Kuan Tai, god of loyalty and bravery, a temple to Tin Hau on its right and a keeper's room on its left.
• Tin Hau Temple, Areia Preta 天后古庙（黑沙环） Classified heritage · on the map
  A temple to Tin Hau, worshipped as a protector of seafarers, that began in a natural cave on what was once an eastern bay of the peninsula; an inscription records its conversion into a temple in 1865.
• Tin Hau Temple, Coloane Village 路环天后古庙 Classified heritage
  A temple to Tin Hau (Templo de Tin Hau), goddess of seafarers, dated by an iron bell to at least 1763 and one of the four temples of Coloane village.
• Tin Hau Temple, Taipa 氹仔天后宫 Classified heritage · on the map
  Taipa's Tin Hau temple (Templo de Tin Hau, also called Tin Hau Kong), built before 1785, the date on its bell, and reconstructed in 1848.
• Tou Tei Temple, Patane 土地古庙（沙梨头） Classified heritage · on the map
  A group of temples set in a line along the foot of a hill in the Patane district, centred on Tou Tei, the Earth God, with shrines to Kun Iam, the Goddess of Mercy, and to the Buddha.
• Travessa da Paixão 恋爱巷 Classified heritage
  A short pedestrian lane laid out in the 1920s beside the Ruins of St Paul's and named Travessa da Paixão in 1925.
• Travessa de S. Paulo 大三巴巷 Classified heritage · on the map
  A short lane of houses near the Ruins of St Paul's, on land that once belonged to the St Paul's College complex, which included a clinic and a treasury.
• Vasco da Gama Garden 华士古达嘉马花园 Classified heritage
  The garden was laid out in 1898 to mark 400 years since Vasco da Gama opened the sea route to India (Jardim de Vasco da Gama), and it was part of a long tree-lined avenue of the same name.
• Victory Garden 得胜花园 Classified heritage
  The garden (Jardim da Vitória) opened in 1871 to mark the Portuguese victory over a Dutch attempt to take Macau in June 1622.
• Youth Art Exhibition Pavilion 青少年展艺馆 Classified heritage · on the map
  A two-storey building of 1925 on the south side of Tap Seac Square, built as the headquarters of the Caixa Escolar, a charity that supported pupils from poor families.
• A-Ma Cultural Village 妈祖文化村
  A temple complex on the Coloane hillside (Aldeia Cultural de A-Ma) that celebrates the legend of A-Ma, goddess of seafarers.
• Arts Park 艺园
  A landscaped strip of garden along Avenida da Amizade, opened in 1999 and running between Ho Yin Garden and Carlos d'Assumpção Park on the NAPE reclamation.
• Barra Square 妈阁庙前地 on the map
  The paved square (Largo do Pagode da Barra) in front of A-Ma Temple, facing the Inner Harbour.
• Bronze Statue of Xian Xinghai 冼星海纪念铜像 on the map
  A bronze statue of the composer Xian Xinghai, who was born in Macau, at the junction of Avenida Xian Xing Hai and Rua de Berlim in the Nam Van area.
• Calçada do Quartel, Taipa Village 兵房斜巷 on the map
  A short sloping lane in Taipa Village lined with brightly painted buildings and covered in graffiti murals.
• Camões Square 白鸽巢前地
  A small square at the northern edge of the old city, beside Luís de Camões Garden, Casa Garden and the Old Protestant Cemetery.
• Cathedral Square 大堂前地 on the map
  A small square (Largo da Sé) in front of Macau Cathedral, paved in black and white stone laid in religious patterns.
• Cinematheque Passion 恋爱·电影馆 on the map
  A small public cinema in a three-storey building on Travessa da Paixão, beside the Ruins of St Paul's, set up by the Cultural Affairs Bureau.
• Coloane Height Park and Statue of A-Ma 路环山顶公园和妈祖像 on the map
  A hilltop park on Coloane Peak, about 170 metres high, reached by Estrada do Alto de Coloane, with a picnic area and the statue of A-Ma at the summit.
• Coloane Village Murals 路环村壁画 on the map
  Street murals by local artists cover walls in Coloane Village, along Avenida de Cinco de Outubro, Rua do Caetano, Largo do Estaleiro and the Pátio do Galo.
• Comendador Ho Yin Park 何贤公园
  A green strip in the Nam Van district that runs from the rotunda with the Orient Arch on Avenida Rodrigo Rodrigues to Avenida da Amizade, between high-rise flats, offices and hotels.
• Commemorative Gallery of the Macau Basic Law 澳门基本法纪念馆 on the map
  A museum beside the Macau Forum, opened in 2013, on the Basic Law of the Macau Special Administrative Region, the region's fundamental law.
• Communications Museum 通讯博物馆
  A museum run by the Macau Post and Telecommunications Bureau, opened in 2006.
• Company of Jesus Square 耶稣会纪念广场
  A small square (Largo da Companhia de Jesus) at the foot of the staircase to the Ruins of St Paul's, named for the Jesuits who founded St Paul's College and paved with small stones.
• Dr. Carlos d'Assumpção Park 宋玉生公园
  A waterfront park in the Nam Van reclaimed area, opened in 1996 and named after the well-known Macanese Dr Carlos d'Assumpção.
• Exhibition Room of Master Lu Ban's Woodcraft Works 鲁班先师木工艺陈列馆 on the map
  A small museum in the Carpenters' Guildhall, a building of about 1840 on Rua de Camilo Pessanha that was one of Macau's earliest professional associations.
• Flora Garden 二龙喉公园
  A European-style garden at the foot of Guia Hill, once the grounds of an aristocratic mansion, with a stone gateway that was the old guardhouse.
• Flower City Park 花城公园 on the map
  A walled garden in the middle of Taipa's high-rise residential district, laid out as a modern version of a classical Chinese garden, with lotus ponds, winding bridges and small pavilions.
• Former Iec Long Firecracker Factory 益隆炮竹厂旧址
  The preserved site of a firecracker factory of about 25,000 square metres in the old village of Taipa, with a history of nearly a century.
• Grand Lisboa Palace Art Gallery 上葡京艺术文化展馆 on the map
  An art gallery inside the Grand Lisboa Palace resort in Cotai, run by the resort's operator, SJM Resorts.
• Grande Praça at MGM Macau 澳门美高梅天幕广场 on the map
  The covered central atrium of MGM Macau, a casino resort on the NAPE waterfront that opened in 2007.
• Handover Gifts Museum of Macau 澳门回归贺礼陈列馆
  A three-storey museum on Avenida Xian Xing Hai, next to the Macau Museum of Art, designed by the architect Vicente Bravo and opened in December 2004 to commemorate the handover of Macau at the end of 1999.
• Inner Harbour 内港 on the map
  The harbour on the western side of the peninsula (Porto Interior), with a coastline of about 3,500 metres and a half-ring-shaped embankment.
• Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre 观音莲花苑
  A 20-metre bronze statue of Kun Iam (Guanyin), the Goddess of Mercy, stands on a lotus-shaped base on an artificial island in the Outer Harbour and was unveiled in 1999.
• Lin Zexu Memorial Museum of Macau 澳门林则徐纪念馆 on the map
  A small museum next to Lin Fong Temple recording the visit to Macau on 3 September 1839 of the imperial commissioner Lin Zexu, who came during the dispute over the opium trade that led to the Opium War.
• Lotus Square 金莲花广场
  A public square (Praça Flor de Lótus) whose centrepiece is Lotus Flower in Full Bloom, a gilded-bronze sculpture 6 metres high that the State Council presented in 1999 to mark the handover of Macau.
• Macau Contemporary Art Center, Navy Yard No. 1 澳门当代艺术中心·海事工房1号 on the map
  A former mechanical room of the old D. Carlos I dock in the Barra district, where the government built and reconditioned ships.
• Macau Cultural Centre 澳门文化中心
  The Macau Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural de Macau) is a performing-arts complex by the architects Irene Ó and Bruno Soares on the reclaimed NAPE waterfront, opened in 1999.
• Macau Fisherman's Wharf 澳门渔人码头 on the map
  A themed waterfront complex (Doca dos Pescadores) of about 133,000 square metres on the outer harbour.
• Macau Giant Panda Pavilion and Pavilion of Rare Animals 澳门大熊猫馆
  A fan-shaped pavilion (Pavilhão do Panda Gigante de Macau) of about 3,000 square metres built into the hillside in Seac Pai Van Park, with indoor and outdoor areas for giant pandas and two viewing paths at different heights.
• Macau Grand Prix Museum 澳门大赛车博物馆
  The museum of the Macau Grand Prix (Museu do Grande Prémio) is run by the tourism office in the Tourism Activities Centre beside Lotus Square, and reopened in June 2021 after remodelling.
• Macau Mosque and Cemetery 澳门清真寺及坟场 on the map
  Macau's only mosque (Mesquita de Macau), built in the early 1980s in the Mong-Há district, with a historic cemetery beside it.
• Macau Museum 澳门博物馆
  The city's history and folk-culture museum (Museu de Macau) opened in 1998 inside Mount Fortress, with two of its three floors built beneath the fortress platform and the top floor in the former weather observatory.
• Macau Museum of Art 澳门艺术博物馆
  The Macau Museum of Art (Museu de Arte de Macau), opened in 1999 in the Macau Cultural Centre complex, has five floors and seven exhibition galleries.
• Macau Science Center 澳门科学馆
  A science museum on the NAPE waterfront (Centro de Ciência de Macau), designed by Pei Partnership Architects with Ieoh Ming Pei and completed in 2009.
• Macau Tea Culture House 澳门茶文化馆
  A museum of tea inside Lou Lim Ioc Garden, opened in 2005 in a building that combines southern European features with a Chinese tiled roof and sits well with the garden's Suzhou-style landscape.
• Macau Tower 澳门旅游塔
  A 338-metre tower (Torre de Macau) on the Sai Van waterfront, opened in December 2001, with an observation deck about 223 metres up that looks over Macau and much of the Pearl River Delta.
• Maritime Museum 海事博物馆
  A museum in a building shaped like a sailing ship, beside A-Ma Temple on Barra Square (Largo do Pagode da Barra).
• Morrison Chapel (Protestant Chapel) 马礼逊教堂
  A small whitewashed chapel in the Old Protestant Cemetery, renovated in 1922 and named after Robert Morrison, the missionary who translated the Bible into Chinese.
• Mural at Rua Correia da Silva 51, Taipa 告利雅施利华街51号壁画 on the map
  A large mural by a local illustrator on the side walls of the staircase linking Calçada do Quartel and Rua Correia da Silva in Taipa Village.
• Murals at Largo do Pagode da Barra 妈阁庙前地壁画 on the map
  The Macau artists Vitorino Vong and Jing Daan Wai painted these murals based on the old scenery of the Inner Harbour and the A-Ma Temple area.
• Murals at Rua do Sol 8–16, Taipa 日头街8至16号壁画 on the map
  Murals in Rua do Sol, a small alley beside Rua do Cunha in Taipa Village.
• Murals at the Nam Kwong Warehouses 南光仓壁画 on the map
  The Cultural Affairs Bureau and Nam Kwong Logistics had the local graffiti artists Lam Ka Hou and Anny paint 25 murals along the facade of the Nam Kwong warehouses on Rua do Almirante Sérgio.
• Murals at Travessa da Assunção 沙井天巷壁画 on the map
  The Macau artists Vitorino Vong and Jing Daan Wai painted these murals on Travessa da Assunção, basing them on the old scenery of the Inner Harbour and the A-Ma Temple area.
• Na Tcha Exhibition Room 大三巴哪咤展馆 on the map
  A small exhibition room of about 70 square metres beside the Na Tcha Temple at the Ruins of St Paul's (Sala de Exposição de Na Tcha), opened in 2012 by the Cultural Affairs Bureau.
• Our Lady of Fátima Church 花地玛圣母堂 on the map
  A modern Catholic church serving the northern district of the peninsula, rebuilt in the late 1960s.
• Painted Staircase at Escada do Coxo, Taipa 氹仔跛脚梯梯级美化 on the map
  The steps of Escada do Coxo in Taipa Village have been painted with new artwork by two Macau artists, based on Portuguese elements.
• Painted Staircase at Travessa da Boa Vista, Taipa 氹仔风景巷梯级美化 on the map
  The steps of Travessa da Boa Vista in Taipa Village have been painted with new artwork by two Macau artists, based on the scenery of the old village.
• Patane Library 沙梨头图书馆 on the map
  A public library in a row of seven arcade buildings of the 1930s along the Inner Harbour waterfront in Patane.
• Pátio de Chôn Sau 俊秀围 on the map
  Pátio de Chôn Sau is a small alley on the old Macau Peninsula that used to be full of antique and nostalgic shops.
• Poly MGM Museum 保利美高梅博物馆 on the map
  A museum of nearly 2,000 square metres inside the MGM Macau resort on Avenida Dr Sun Yat Sen, opened in November 2024 by Poly Culture Group and MGM Macau.
• Pou Tai Sin Un 菩提禅院 on the map
  Pou Tai Sin Un is a Buddhist temple on Taipa Island, described by the tourist office as one of the best-endowed and most picturesque temples in Macau.
• Rainbow Houses and Murals 彩虹屋及三幅壁画 on the map
  A group of two-storey buildings near Rua de Cinco de Outubro has been painted in bright colours under a government scheme to support local shops and bring visitors into the neighbourhood.
• Rua de Cinco de Outubro 十月初五街 on the map
  Rua de Cinco de Outubro is an old street on the Macau Peninsula, named after the Portuguese revolution of 5 October 1910 that ended the monarchy and founded the Republic.
• Rua do Cunha 官也街
  A narrow pedestrian street in the heart of Taipa Village, made Macau's first pedestrian zone in 1983.
• Rua dos Ervanários and Rua de Nossa Senhora do Amparo 关前正街及关前后街 on the map
  These two old streets keep traditional shops selling incense, second-hand goods and antiques, alongside newer specialty coffee shops and cultural-creative stores.
• Sculpture Park of the Chinese Ethnics 中华民族雕塑园
  An open-air display of 56 bronze sculptures of China's ethnic groups, set out roughly according to where each group lives in the country so that visitors can see their appearance, lifestyles and distribution.
• Seac Pai Van Park 石排湾郊野公园 on the map
  A family park of about 198,000 square metres in the wooded hills of western Coloane (Parque de Seac Pai Van).
• St. Francis Xavier Church, Mong-Há 望厦圣方济各小堂 on the map
  Built in 1951, this small church is attached to an old people's home near Mong-Há Hill.
• Taipa Grande Viewing Platform 大潭山眺望台 on the map
  A viewing platform on the slope of Taipa Grande hill with panoramic views over Taipa Village and the Cotai Strip.
• Taipa Houses–Museum 龙环葡韵
  A row of five green houses of 1921 on Avenida da Praia, once the homes of senior civil servants and Macanese families, restored as museums and opened to visitors in 1999.
• teamLab SuperNature Macau 澳门teamLab超自然空间 on the map
  A permanent digital art exhibition by the Tokyo art collective teamLab, in Hall F of the Cotai Expo at The Venetian Macau, open since June 2020.
• The Spectacle and Art Collection, MGM Cotai 美狮美高梅视博广场及艺术收藏 on the map
  The Spectacle is a glass-roofed atrium at the centre of the MGM Cotai resort, more than four storeys high and about as long as a football pitch, under a gridshell roof with no supporting columns, with 25 LED screens showing digital artworks and an indoor garden of more than 100,000 plants.
• Tung Sin Tong Historical Archive Exhibition Hall 同善堂历史档案陈列馆 on the map
  The hall tells the story of the Tung Sin Tong Charitable Society, founded in 1892 and described by the tourism office as the first Chinese charitable organisation in Macau.
• Xian Xinghai Memorial Museum 冼星海纪念馆 on the map
  A museum in a two-storey 1950s villa with a garden, once post-office staff housing, that opened in November 2019 to honour the composer Xian Xinghai (1905–1945).