Crossing East and West: A Deep Dive into Macau's Old Town in One Day

【Introduction】:
The Macau Peninsula, as the main area of Macau, blends profound Chinese and Western cultural history, renowned for its unique UNESCO World Heritage sites, authentic cuisine, and diverse entertainment.

🛬【Itinerary】:
Morning: Ruins of St. Paul's → Na Tcha Temple, Old City Walls, Mount Fortress (optional Macau Museum) → Stroll through Lover's Lane → St. Dominic's Church → Leal Senado Building.
Lunch: Enjoy local Macanese snacks or Portuguese cuisine near Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro or Rua dos Mercadores.
Afternoon: Visit the Cathedral → Explore Lou Kau Mansion → Walk to St. Augustine's Square (admire the European-style buildings like Dom Pedro V Theatre, St. Augustine's Church, and Sir Robert Ho Tung Library) → St. Lawrence's Church → Finally arrive at the southern endpoint of the World Heritage site, A-Ma Temple.

⛺【Must-Visit Attractions】:
Ruins of St. Paul's: Macau's landmark and core World Heritage site, symbolizing the fusion of Eastern and Western religions, perfect for photos and learning about Macau's history.

Macau Tower: The world's 10th tallest tower (338m), offering Skywalk X and a 360° observation deck with panoramic views of the peninsula.

🍩【Must-Try Foods】:
Portuguese Egg Tart: A Macau original (since 1989), featuring crispy pastry and smooth custard filling.

Pork Chop Bun: A local street snack with tender pork chop and soft bread, embodying Macau's casual food culture; best found near Ruins of St. Paul's.

🏨【Accommodation Tips】:
Hotel Lisboa Macau: A historic landmark next to Senado Square, offering luxurious facilities for comfort seekers.
🚌【Transport Tips】:
Utilize free hotel shuttle buses.
Tip: Download the "Macau Traffic App" for real-time updates.

🧡【Tips】:
Weather & Gear: High humidity and heat (30°C+), so bring sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle; wear comfortable sneakers (many cobblestone paths).
Language & Culture: Mandarin is widely spoken, with English/Portuguese as backups.