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MacauHow to reach Macau International Airport (MFM) is just 6 km away from the city. There are regular buses to the city. Airport facilities include banks, money changers, car-rental, duty-free shops, restaurants and a post office. The place has its own airline Air Macau which operates regional flights from various cities and places. Other airlines also connect the place with Singapore, China and Hong Kong. Macau can also be reached by sea route and a number of sea liners operate between Hong Kong and Macau for a memorable sea journey. Local Transport Local buses are good option to roam around and are affordable and convenient. Taxis are also available and cheap. Keep the map of the city handy as drivers usually only speak Cantonese. Maximum cost of a trip is around 10 US$. If you are short of time, hire a taxi for the full day and you can cover all the places in one day without spending a fortune. What to do Macau can be explored in one day. The most famous landmark of the place is the Church of Sao Paulo. The site remains in ruins as it was destroyed in a fire in the year 1835. However, the visit to the place by climbing up the imposing set of stairs takes you back by a few hundred years to its glorious past. The place also offers a breathtaking view of the city especially during nights. The Citadel of Sao Paulo do Monte is another connecting place to spend some nostalgic moments. Temple of the Goddess A-Ma as well as Lin Fong Temple are other popular destinations. The old Protestant cemetery can also be visited by tourists and visitors. The Lou Lim Ioc garden is also a good option to visit The Government House and the Macau Governor's Residence are other important buildings which are good sites to spend some time. Where to Stay Macau is having a number of hotels catering to all budgets and tastes. Some of the premier hotels such as the Hotel Lisboa have their in house casinos and a full serving restaurants as well as shops and boutiques. You can enjoy the lap of luxury in these hotels. Macau is also ideal for budget and modest accommodation options and the city offers plenty of choices to tourists and visitors. Night life and Shopping The place has a buzzing and vibrant night life with a number of casinos, pubs and bars that will keep you awake all night. The place has great entertainment option and is a paradise for night owls. ![]() ADD THIS TO YOUR SOCIAL BOOKMARKS
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