Macau..a beautiful coin with two sides, Asian and European

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qassemi - Macau is a beautifully designed coin with two sides of architecture and culture, in every quarter of it: downtown Macau, the inner and outer harbours, Koloani and Taipa islands and so much beauty that lies in a small space that enables you to see everything easily.

Macau lies on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, between China's border province of Guangdong to the north and the South China Sea to the east and south, expect cobblestone backstreets, Baroque churches and Art Deco apartment buildings fused with grand modern buildings and hotels.

Macau city center

Downtown Macau brings together unique scenes of bright neon lights and towering skyscrapers along with the religious Chinese and European colonial architecture that made Macau.

Macau Historical Center

The historic center is a perfect example of the successful Asian-European blend in Macau. It is one of the most unique destinations in Asia with its meeting of East and West in architecture and culture, along with a modern and luxurious lifestyle.

Macaw Tower

It is the tallest building in Macau with a height of 338 meters, and it is an impressive structure with its majesty and symbolism, which indicates Macau's willingness to embrace the modern era.

inner port

The area hosts several major historical and religious sites, such as St. Anthony's Church, the first church built in Macau from the Portuguese era.

outer port

It has many things that combine modern and innovative architecture and old colonial villas, in addition to some wonderful museums that represent the most attractive factor of entertainment.

Taipa Village

It is a small and quiet complex with narrow streets and markets with exciting scenes, where Portuguese-style offices and colonial villas mix with ancient temples. The village is located on Taipa Island, which provides many options for sightseeing around.

Coloane Island

This island, in turn, preserves many of the traditional ways of life in Macau, as it is a village built on a fishing community and a number of colorful shops and temples along its narrow lanes.