2-Day Macau Standard Tour

- Ancient Fortress / Macau Museum / Ruins of St. Paul's

Trip Highlights - Attractions involved: Ruins of St. Paul's. Macau, a famous destination with prosperity and peace, fashion and history, oriental and western cultures, is deserving of a visit and a stay here is sure to revitalize the weary traveler.Macau is the paradise for gourmands with a wide range of delicious cuisines from all over the world. Wandering around is the best way to explore the city's numerous historical and cultural heritages. The territory's most famous landmark is the The Archway of St. Paul Church.Two days tour in Macau will be very comfortable for tourists, you have enough time to do sightseeing and experience the local culture.As a leading operator in China, we've arranged many tourists to Macau, feel free to contact us if you want to tour in Macau or any other cities in China.
Availability: All year round.    Daily Pick-up Point & Time: Hotel, 8:30am.    Daily Finishing Point & Time: Hotel, 5:00pm.   Duration:2 Days.

Tour Itinerary: (B-Breakfast, L-Lunch)
Day 01: Arrive in Macau
Upon your arrival, your guide will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. The rest of the day will be yours to explore the city on your own.
Hotel: Metropark Hotel Macau 4 star (or similar class)
Day 02: Depart from Macau (B/L)
Today you will first visit the Ancient Fortress, Macau Museum, and then to see Ruins of St. Paul's, the baroque facade of which is an important mark of the city. After the tour, you will be sent to the airport for your next destination.
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Attraction Description:
Ruins of St. Paul's Travel to the Ruins of St. Paul's , you can see the most famous sightseeing spot in Macau. The Ruins of St. Paul's (also known as Sam Ba Sing Tzik) stands adjacent to the famous Mount Fortress and Macau Museum. The front façade and the grand stone stairs are the only remains of the greatest church in Macau. First constructed in 1580, St. Paul's Church caught fires in 1595 and 1601. However, reconstruction started in 1602 soon after the church was burnt down...