Macau Tower, Hong Kong and Macau are often called sightseeing towers. From the ground to the highest point, the total height is 338 meters, 1 109 feet. The subjective photosphere is located at 223 meters and 732 feet above the ground. It is the 10 independent sightseeing tower in the world and a member of the World Tower Alliance. The 338m "height" of Macau Sightseeing Tower is higher than the Sky Tower in Auckland, the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the AMPTower in Sydney. The periphery of the 233-meter-high tower is only 1.8 meters wide, and there are no handrails in the whole process.

2. St. Paul's archway

The archway of St. Paul's Cathedral, officially known as the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral, commonly known as the archway of St. Paul's Cathedral, is the ruins of the front wall of the Church of Our Lady of Macao (St. Paul's Cathedral, completed on 1580). Sao Paulo archway is one of the landmark buildings in Macao and one of the "eight scenic spots in Macao". The archway architecture of Dasanba combines the styles of European Renaissance and Oriental architecture, and embodies the blending of eastern and western arts, with fine carving and great momentum.

3. Love Lane in Macau

Love Lane (Travessa da Paix? O), located in the center of Macao Peninsula, between Dasanba Street and Dasanba Right Street, with a total length of about 50 meters and a history of more than 80 years. The name "Love Lane" comes from its Portuguese name "Travessa da Paix? o”、“Paix？ O "can be interpreted as infatuation and passion. Building 5 of Love Lane to Building 1 1 are decorated completely and consistently, mainly in red and light yellow, with a "gentle" feeling.

4. Mage Temple

Located in the southwest of Macao Peninsula, Mazu Pavilion is one of the three major temples in Macao and one of the most famous scenic spots in Macao. It was built in the first year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty (1488), with a history of more than 500 years. Ma Ge Temple, formerly known as Mazu Pavilion, is located in the southwest of Macao. The main buildings are Daxiong Hall, Hong Ren Hall and Guanyin Pavilion.

5. Rose Hall in Macau

The Church of Roses, named Notre Dame de Roses and Santo Domingo Church, is located in the center of Macau. The church was built by Spanish Santo Domingo in 1587, with the Notre Dame theRosary as the main protection, and was taken over by the Portuguese priest of the church the following year. At first, it was only built with wooden boards, so it was called "Banzhangtang" by Chinese people. It was not until the 7th century that it was changed into a masonry structure. 1874 was destroyed by the fire, and it became the present scale after reconstruction in that year.