Three Days of Food Hunting in Macau, a City of Gastronomy
Stay in Taipa Old Town and eat your way through Rua do Cunha, Fai Chi Kei Street, the Three Lamps and Coloane, while taking in the main World Heritage sights.
Macau was designated a UNESCO City of Gastronomy in 2017. This itinerary is built around food. On day one, enjoy souvenirs, desserts and Portuguese food in Taipa Old Town. On day two, eat Southeast Asian snacks at the Three Lamps, have cha chaan teng meals around Senado Square, and try noodles on Fai Chi Kei Street. On day three, eat egg tarts in Coloane and Portuguese dishes by the sea. Sights are limited to those on the way, making this suitable for couples and friends on a short trip.
Popular old shops have long queues on weekends, so try to avoid mealtime peaks. Some small shops accept cash only.
每日安排
第 1 天 · Taipa Old Town Snacks and Portuguese Food
About 10 minutes by taxi from the airport to Taipa Old Town. Spend the afternoon and evening walking the old town, an area of about 1 km.
The reopened Taipa Market has local snack stalls on the second floor, which are convenient to visit along the way.
住宿：氹仔舊城
第 2 天 · Three Lamps to Fai Chi Kei Street
澳門（三盞燈、大三巴牌坊、議事亭前地與澳門歷史城區、福隆新街）
About 35 minutes by bus to the Three Lamps for breakfast. Then take a bus to Almeida Ribeiro Avenue, walk through Senado Square and the Ruins of St. Paul's, have dinner on Fai Chi Kei Street, and take a bus back to Taipa in the evening.
Southeast Asian snacks at the Three Lamps are mostly served for breakfast and lunch. Many stalls have closed by the evening.
住宿：氹仔舊城
第 3 天 · Coloane Egg Tarts and the Beach
澳門（安德魯餅店（路環總店）、路環市區與聖方濟各聖堂、竹灣海灘）
About 20 minutes by bus to Coloane town. Eat egg tarts and stroll through the village, then take a bus to Cheoc Van Beach. In the afternoon, take a taxi about 20 minutes to the airport.